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1. Effects of moderate hypercapnia (10% CO2) on rectal temperature, oxygen consumption and body weight loss were examined during and after acute hypothermia induced by cold and helium-oxygen. 2. Hypothermia induction time was reduced significantly by hypercapnia. Rewarming tended to be faster in hypercapnic animals than in normocapnic animals. 3. Hypercapnia significantly reduced body weight loss when measured during hypothermia and during normothermia after rewarming. 4. Oxygen consumption during cooling was decreased by hypercapnia. 5. Exposure to 10% CO2 during cooling may spare energy substrate and favor survival in hypothermia.
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