Adipose tissue is a type of loose connective tissue located below the skin, around the internal organs, in yellow bone marrow, and in mammary glands. It is made up of an extracellular matrix containing white fibers and yellow fibers in which the large cells containing fats are present. Cells are large in diameter and occupy much space in the extracellular matrix. These cells are called adipocytes. The function of adipose tissue is to provide insulation, absorb shocks for the internal organs and store fats to be released in the shortage of glucose.