Based on the spherical shape that the Earth has, the sun's rays strike the surface unevenly. The closer to the Equator the higher the temperature, as the rays reach the Earth's surface forming a 90 ° angle. In contrast, the poles receive extremely inclined sunlight. We can find very hot areas and other very cold areas, but there are also regions that are neither too hot nor too cold.
For this reason, we can say that you should expect the earth's temperatures to be higher at the equator.