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Sure, a mammal does not HAVE to store excess energy. But that is entirely irrelevant when a mammal eats less energy than they consume for a while. In that inst
by grecy 2y ago
Sure, a mammal does not HAVE to store excess energy.
But that is entirely irrelevant when a mammal eats less energy than they consume for a while. In that instance they MUST burn some stored reserves or break the laws of physics
- immibis 2y agoAn equally plausible hypothesis is that the mammal feels lethargic and does not consume more energy than it eats.