The hottest little guy who is naturally energy-sav

"Animals, children and flowers can always bring unexpected marketing and promotion effects. By combining animal characteristics with Danfoss product characteristics, we have achieved great success."

for a long time, animals have been inspired by reinerpfl resolution iegensd rfer, the marketing manager of German comfort control. Now, guided by his interest, a lemur found in Madagascar will be named after Danfoss. "Microcebusdanfossi" will become the name of these little creatures that make it coincide with the main needle. They live in the treetops of virgin forests in Madagascar, and the most important feature is that they can reduce their metabolic rate during the day in cold seasons, because this creature generally moves at night. In a state similar to sleep, their body temperature can be reduced by 50%, and the energy required to maintain life can also be reduced by%

"animals, children and flowers can always bring unexpected marketing and promotion effects. By combining animal characteristics with Danfoss product characteristics, we have achieved great success," re said happily after the installation

researchers from the tier rztlichehochschule (TiHo) veterinary college in Hanover, Germany, found three unnamed lemur species in Madagascar. Researchers then contacted Danfoss because they noticed that Danfoss used a beautiful lemur to symbolize that Danfoss radiator thermostat can reduce the energy consumption of the heating system

naturally energy-saving "little guy"

"microcebusdanfossi" is a lemur, belonging to the protomonkey suborder. This lemur species is like a hamster, weighing in grams, and is endemic to Madagascar. In the daytime, they sleep in several holes and nests made of leaves. At night, they leave their nests and look for fruits, resins and insects for food. As a result, the newly discovered species was named Danfoss, and Danfoss will also provide support for research in this field to maintain the natural forest environment on which these endangered animals depend

in the view of the research group, this is a race against time. Researchers estimate that only half of the species on the island are registered and named. At the same time, the tropical rainforest is also facing increasing pressure, because it (7) saves and prints the experimental results, which are constantly being burned into fields