Which risk increases when arctic fox body core temperature exceeds normal limits during summer?

💡 Explanation

When the arctic fox's core temperature rises beyond normal values in summer, cellular metabolism rates increase, causing enzyme denaturation induced by elevated metabolic heat beyond tolerances. Therefore, enzyme denaturation risks increase, rather than issues with evaporation, countercurrent exchange, or fur growth tied to seasonal triggers and separate mechanisms.

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