Reptiles, amphibians, and fish are all cold- blooded animals. Their body temperatures are
determined by their surroundings. How does a
cold blooded animal's ability to digest food
change in colder temperatures?
It digests food at the same rate regardless of
the temperature.
It digests food more quickly at lower
temperatures.
It digests food more slowly at lower
temperatures.

It digests food more slowly at lower temperatures.  

•Based on the given question, it can be stated that the cold blooded animal's surroundings determine the temperature of their body and as an outcome, they possess the tendency to eat food differently.  

•It can be said that the cold blooded animals like amphibians, reptiles, and fishes all digest food more gradually at the time of cold in comparison to warmer climates.  

Thus, a cold blooded animal's tendency to digest food varies in colder temperatures as they digests food more slowly at lower temperatures.

To know more about:

link

it digests food more slowly at lower temperatures

answer; blank (1); /// (2)///(3)///highblank(4)//low;

if you're asking what comes out, it's steam.