Your body has special sweat glands on your back and underarms, which are more active in the heat. These glands work hard to cool you down by letting sweat out, but sometimes the butt sweat is just a side effect when those extra glands get busy.
Examples
- Walking outside in a humid summer and feeling damp from head to toe.
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See also
- Why Do Humans Shiver When It's Cold?
- How Does the Human Body Regulate Body Temperature?
- Why Do Humans Get Cold So Easily?
- What are osteoblasts?
- How Does the Human Body Process Sleep Cycles?