When you step outside into the cold winter air, you may start shivering. Our bodies do this to keep us warm – our muscles tighten and loosen quickly, creating enough energy to give off heat.

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Just like people, birds shiver to stay warm. Birds have much higher metabolic rates and burn more energy to stay warm than we do. Black-capped chickadees weigh less than half an ounce and can ...

Whether waiting for a bus, playing outside or walking the dog—during the colder winter season, everyone is looking for ways to stay warm. Luckily, the process your body uses to break down foods ...

While a single pair of gloves or mittens may suffice in mild temperatures, you’re best off with insulated winter gloves to keep your hands warm if you’re walking in the freezing cold.

There are many ways you can maintain your core body temperature and stay warm in winter and periods of cold weather, without turning the central heating on. Try these tips: Wearing lots of layers ...