k American alligator cooling down American alligator Alligator mississipiensis with its mouth gaping open. It is an example of an ectothermic organism, one which controls its temperature using its external environment. It is an example of an ectothermic organism, one which controls its temperature using its external environment. It is thought that having its mouth open helps it to reduce its body temperature by allowing evaporation. Photographed at Avery Island, Louisiana, USA. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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American alligator cooling down American alligator  Alligator mississipiensis  with its mouth gaping open. It is an example of an ectothermic organism, one which controls its temperature using its external environment. It is an example of an ectothermic organism, one which controls its temperature using its external environment. It is   thought that having its mouth open helps it to reduce its body temperature by allowing evaporation. Photographed at Avery Island, Louisiana, USA.
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American alligator cooling down

American alligator (Alligator mississipiensis) with its mouth gaping open. It is an example of an ectothermic organism, one which controls its temperature using its external environment. It is an example of an ectothermic organism, one which controls its temperature using its external environment. It is  thought that having its mouth open helps it to reduce its body temperature by allowing evaporation. Photographed at Avery Island, Louisiana, USA.

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