scientists
What protects the horse’s brain from overheating
It is known that at a temperature of about +40.5 * C the brain perishes.
But at the same time the body temperature of the horse during the race reaches 45-46 * C.
How so? Animals capable of rapid movement usually have an extensive network of arteries that cools the blood warmed by the load before it enters the brain. However, the horse does not have such a device. What protects the horse’s brain? Continue reading
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