Animals living in the Arctic often have a thick layer of fat (blubber) under their skin. How does this help them survive?
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Step 1: The Arctic is extremely cold.
Step [2-9]: Blubber is a poor conductor of heat.
Step [2-9]: It traps body heat inside, preventing it from escaping into the freezing air or water.
Correct answer: It acts as an insulator to reduce heat loss to the surroundings.
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