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They are both examples of homeostasis, shivering generates friction between muscles and requires respiration making the body warm, while sweat gets rid of the fat, which keeps you warm, and when it evaporates it refreshes the body.

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Shivering involves muscle contraction and activity, which produces heat in the body just like exercise does. It is a natural reflex to being cold, a protective mechanism to prevent hypothermia.

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Shivering gets your blood moving which causes your body to move and heats you up.

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By having the muscles tighten and untighten this creates energy wich keeps the body warn

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