Polar bears store fat under their skin, which acts as an energy reserve. This fat is crucial for their survival during hibernation, providing necessary sustenance while they are inactive and not eating.
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Polar bears store fat under their skin, which acts as an energy reserve. This fat is crucial for their survival during hibernation, providing necessary sustenance while they are inactive and not eating.