Animals living in colder areas take use of the tissue to survive in cold condition. Name the tissue and the cell by which it is formed. Where it is present in our body?

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Tissue which is used by animals to survive in colder regions is called 'adipose tissue'. The cells are known as ' adipose cells'. This tissue is present just beneath the skin and is commonly called 'blubber'. It keeps the body heat inside and provides insulation.

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