In cold condition the mammalian body reacts in the following ways except

In cold conditions, the mammalian body reacts by trying to maintain its core temperature to ensure that all the metabolic processes continue to work properly. The body does this through a process called thermoregulation. One of the ways it does this is by shivering, which generates heat through muscle contraction. Additionally, the body can constrict blood capillaries in the skin to reduce heat loss to the environment. However, dilation of the capillaries supplying blood to the skin would increase heat loss to the environment, so it is not a reaction that occurs in cold conditions. Finally, while the body may increase its metabolic rate in response to cold to generate more heat, it is not a universal response and may vary depending on the individual and the severity of the cold conditions.