[Answer] 2. You are an owl, and you're hot. Some birds utilize the "gular flutter" to cool down, but not you. What adaptation do several owls use to keep cool, something which may surprisingly link them to your pet dog?

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...1. Preening 2. Napping during their active hours 3. Panting 4. Sweating Birds don't have sweat glands, so to cool off, they have two main strategies. Birds have a special membrane in their mouths which they can rapidly flutter back and forth. This can help cool off the airways and promote the evaporation of water in the throat. If you see a bird on a hot day walking around with its mouth open, there's a fairly good chance that it's trying to cool off. Other birds pant. This behavior, also seen in dogs, essentially tries to expel hot air inside the animal as rapidly as possible. One interesting avian adaptation to the heat is seen in none other than the toucan. The toucan's large beak promotes heat exchange with the environment, and on a hot day, it can increase the amount of heat flowing to the beak, expelling the heat more quickly.

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