Question

in 2023, on a hot and humid day, a woman named nicole teeny, outran a horse. though horses can sweat, their bodies are more cylindrical than humans, so their sweating surface area is smaller, and their sweating cools their bodies less. humans have successfully hunted animals like antelopes by outrunning them during persistence hunting: animals like antelopes, cats, and dogs are able to sweat a little bit, but rely more on panting to cool down. guiding question: how do human cooling processes differ from those of other animals? summary

Explanation:

Humans rely mainly on sweating for cooling. Horses have smaller sweating surface area (cylindrical bodies). Animals like antelopes, cats, dogs sweat a little but rely more on panting.

Answer:

Humans use sweating as main cooling method. Horses' sweating surface area is smaller (cylindrical bodies). Some animals (antelopes, cats, dogs) sweat a bit but use panting more.