Question

blubber is a layer fat found below the skin of ______ animal
*Polar
*Aerial
*Desert
*Aquatic
tick the correct answer​

Answer 1

Blubber is a thick layer of fat found below the skin of polar animals.

Explanation:

• Blubber is a thick insulating layer of adipose (fat) tissue. The extra digested food is stored in the form of adipose tissue.
• Blubber helps the polar animals from getting too cold during extreme temperatures.
• Adipose tissue has low thermal conductivity, therefore, they do not transfer heat.
• The blubber is evenly spread over much of their body.
• Example: Whales, sea lions, and polar bears.