The temperature range of 25–30 °C reported for calf thermal comfort in the assignment should automatically be treated as the universal thermoneutral zone for pigs.

The assignment reports a 25–30 °C thermal comfort range in its discussion of calves, then discusses pigs separately without establishing that the same range applies to pigs. Thermal requirements depend on animal type and context, so transferring a calf value directly to pigs is not justified by the source. **Key takeaway:** Distinguish source-specific temperature figures from general principles; do not treat one reported range as universal.\n\n**Glossary:**\n- **Thermal comfort range**: Environmental temperatures associated with relatively low thermal strain for a specified animal context.\n- **Thermoneutral zone (TNZ)**: Range in which an animal maintains body temperature with relatively little additional thermoregulatory effort.