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How do antarctic seals survive?
antarctic seals have blubber to keep them warm.
Why do harp seals have blubber?
To keep them warm.
Do a layer of fat on seals keep them warm?
Yes, it keeps them warm.
What is the function of seals?
It helps the seal to keep warm.
How do seals survive in the Arctic?
by the fat on the bodies and food and water
How do harbor seals protect themelfs?
it has blubber to keep it warm!
How are seals adapted to keep warm?
They have blubber, otherwise known as fat
Are seals a mammal?
Yes, as they have a covering of hair, feed their young milk, and are warm blooded.
Why do ponies have hair?
To keep warm! :)
What do leopard seals do to keep their babies warm?
They're born with really warm fur, so they can keep warm w/o the parents having to do anything special.
Why do seals have a layer of fat around their body?
They have a thick layer of fat so they can keep warm.
What is the point of hair?
To keep the body warm.
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