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What is blubber in antarctica's animals?
Blubber in any animal is body fat.
What animal has blubber skin?
a whale
Which animal does not have a blubber layer?
protozoan
Which animal is ruthlessly down for blubber?
whales
To the Inuit Eskimos muktuk is the meat of what animal?
Whale
What color is blubber?
Blubber is typically a dark yellowish color, but it can be lighter in color as well. Depending on the animal it comes from, blubber may sometimes have dark areas on it.
Where the eskimos the first to go to antarctica?
There are no 'eskimos' in Antarctica. The continent is too cold to support any kind of animal life.
What are the fatty substances found in all animal tissue?
blubber
In what form do animal store fat?
in the recopotaniousotinomoankemiture way!
How do eskimos get clothes?
Historicly they get their clothes from animal skins: whale, beers
Is there any part of animal in chewing gum?
yes, whale blubber
What does a polar animal need to survive?
it needs thick fur and blubber
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