. What will happen and why?
The adipose tissue in the body of a polar bear is removed.
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Polar bears live and breed entirely in the far north they live their whole lives above the northern tree line in the Arctic. They feed mainly on seals and are regarded more as a marine mammal than a land mammal as they hunt largely at the edge of sea-ice.
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Brown fat is critical for hibernating animals9. ... Research into the genetic differences between polar bears and their southern relatives—brown bears—suggests that polar bears have variants in the FTO gene region which may increase the amount of stored white fat and help them survive the cold!
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