Winter Warmth

The inner layer of fur traps pockets of air close to the body

The outer layer of fur acts as an umbrella to keep out wind, rain, and snow

Furry animals grow extra-thick fur in the fall

All of the above (correct)

To provide extra insulation in the winter

To keep out wind, rain, and snow (correct)

To trap pockets of air close to the body

To shed excess fur in the summer

To trap pockets of air close to the body (correct)

To keep the fur clean

To provide extra insulation in the winter

To shed excess fur in the summer

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