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Let's face it, [[Ms. Fanservice|some]] [[Mr. Fanservice|characters]] [[The Beautiful Elite|are pretty damn hot]]. Other characters may have [[Hot-Blooded|raging hot passion]]. But in this trope's case, we find fictional creatures that are ''[[Literal Metaphor|literally]]'' [[Hot-Blooded]] (or anything that's [[Alien Blood|close enough to blood]]).
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== General ==
* Many fire-related monsters like dragons, salamanders, and fire-related [[familiar]]s. Lava Beasts, fire elementals, and other creatures that actually made of some heat related substance [[Elemental Embodiment|are another trope altogether]].
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== [[Real Life]] ==
* The whiptail lizard has an average body temperature at 106 Fahrenheit.
* The hotheaded naked ice borer, a cryptozoological animal invented for an [https://web.archive.org/web/20131010000014/http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/Hoaxipedia/Hotheaded_Naked_Ice_Borer/ April Fool's hoax].
* Canines in real life have normal body temperatures that are slightly higher than a human's, which may or may not have anything to do with werewolves usually having high body temperatures too.
** This is mostly true for most small warm-blooded animals. Mostly due to the [[Square-Cube Law]].
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