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Being fat has nothing to do with the body temperature of an animal. It depends on if its warm or cold blooded. Warm blooded animals (mammals and birds) keep their bodies at constant temperatures. To do this they eat alot of food and only very little of it is converted into body mass. And a cold blooded animal's body temperature goes along with the environment, but their blood is alot warmer than warm blooded mammals. Therefore they move faster when it is cooler and sluggish when its hot. In conclusion cold blooded animals are the warmer ones but not because of the body fat.
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What animals get fatter to help them grow?
Walruses, Seals, penguins. mostly animals that live in freezing climates
What is comparative and superlative to the word fat?
The comparative form of fat is fatter.
Do all animals have habitat?
yes but some animals migrate to warmer places
Place where animals live in winter?
Animals migrate to the south for warmer climates.
Why are some animals are so fat?
some animals tend to be fatter than others because usually they eat large amount of food and don't exercise afterwards.
What is sentence with fatter?
There is nothing fatter than that ape. Albert is fatter than Jon.
Why is China fatter?
the fatter of sumo wrestle.
What is the superlative of fatter?
Fattest is the superlative of fatter.
How do bears get ready for winter?
Eating lots of food to get fatter so they'll be warmer.
What benefit was provided to Americans by making more foods available for animals?
all the answer are correct
How do you think the thickness of fur on grassland animals that moved to a warmer placed in the winter compares to the fur of animals that didn't move?
Grassland animals that moved to a warmer place in winter may have thinner fur compared to animals that did not move, as the warmer climate could reduce the need for thicker insulation. Animals that did not migrate may retain thicker fur to cope with the colder temperatures in their environment.
As a general rule when do animals shed hair?
As a general rule, animals shed their fur when the weather gets warmer.
