Ome animals shiver as a natural, involuntary response to their environment. Shivering generates heat. This is an example of which function?
A. reducing movement to regulate body temperature
B. reducing movement to regulate blood glucose
C. maintaining homeostasis by regulating body temperature
D. maintaining homeostasis by regulating blood glucose
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