Changes in metabolic rate of selected structures in a mammal's body during different activities

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Red areas are regions of high metabolism; blue areas are regions of low metabolism. Note that during exercise, skeletal muscle becomes more active and areas associated with food digestion and absorption become less active. At all times, however, the heart, liver, and brain are highly active.

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