sweat gland

The hospital nurse told police that children 2 and older are better able to regulate internal body temperature than babies, who do not have fully developed sweat glands, according to the police report.

The researchers discovered that this particular secretoglobin is produced primarily by cells in the sweat glands.

Humans probably smell, well, human to most wildlife — without fur, and with our sweat glands oozing at the surface, we’re a pretty stinky, or at least stunningly recognizable, creature.

With tiny blood vessels, sweat glands, and hairs, skin also acts as a thermostat, ready to release heat or conserve it to regulate body temperature.

Zebu cattle in general are naturally adapted to heat, thanks to large and numerous sweat glands that help maintain hydration.