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Our body preforms homeostasis to keep our body at the correct temperature by doing things like sweating and giving you goose bumps.

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Have you heard of the Rhino from Spider-Man?

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Have you heard of the Rhino from Spider-Man?

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In order to adapt to certain environments, your brain regulates your body temperature to be about 36 degrees centigrade. When your body gets too hot, your brain activates your sweat glands, and sweat travels through ducts in your skin, when it evaporates, it helps cool your body. When you are too cold, you get goosebumps, which help trap heat in your body, in an effort to keep your body warm. This is all a part of homeostasis, it’s a way humans can adapt to their current environments.

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Sweating is what cools you down when you get hot and is natural.

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When you want to be cooled off, your body allows sweat to get through when you are hot. It helps us stay cool as it evaporates. When you start to get hot, brain switches on sweat glands. When you get too cold, goosebumps form which is hot air trapped under your skin.

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A persons body has to be 35 *c at all times. When ones body becomes too hot, the body causes the body to sweat which causes the body to cool down. The goosebumps we get when we are cold are actually trapping heat to keep the body warm. Our brain controls sweat glands.

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Your body needs to stay at a temperature of 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit or 37 degrees Celsius.  Your brain controls your body if it gets too hot or cold, when you get hot, sweat glands release water to cool you down. As the sweat evaporates you get cool. On the contrary, when you get cold, goosebumps trap hot hair to keep you chot.

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sweating help cools down your body and is a natural occurrence.  There are 65000 sweat glands in your palm alone. Goosebumps is the opposite effect and warms you up.