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Methods Grazing Animals reduce heat or prevent/control Heat Stress
Cooling under Shade: Grazing animals rest/cool themselves under shade to lose or reduce heat during intense temperature.
Shearing: For certain animals that have hair, shearing (cutting off their hairs/wool) could help increase heat loss.
Cooling in water: Certain animals with hairless skins cool themselves by dipping into water/pool.
Changing Position relative to sun direction: Some animals have reflective skins, and change their position to reflect away the sun rays thus reducing heat absorption.
Excretion of Concentrated Urine: Some animal lose heat by excreting concentrated urines.