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Question
This is a photograph of the coniferous forests in North America
How do the animals of this region protect themselves from extreme temperatures?
Answer in Brief
Solution
The animals of the region also have thick fur to protect them from extreme cold. Some animals hibernate or sleep all through winters. The thick layers of fat under their skin proves useful during this period.
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