Biology, asked by chhavitomar76, 2 months ago

Animals of colder region and fish of colder waters have a thick layer of body fat under the skin. Why?​

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Answered by sumit456456
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Answer: That thick layer of fat is called blubber and it's function is

To prevent heat loss and to protect them from cold weather.

Answered by iamnitu55
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Answer:

animals of colder regions and fishes of cold water have a thicker layer of subcutaneous fat, in order to retain heat in their body and thus maintaining the body temperature

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