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and and they eat mostly ants uh as the name would suggest and so they're eating ants that are very high in mono unsaturated fats you know similar to olive oil and so uh and when you look at them as they approach the the hibernation season they're very high um if you look at their fat composition they're full of these monounsaturated fats they're full of uh of OIC acid but also pic acid Peaks right before hibernation
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then they hibernate they burn off a lot of fat and over the winter um the amount of saturated fat that they has increases as a percentage the amount of monounsaturated fat goes down um and they come out of and when they come out of hibernation they're a lot more saturated
and over the winter um the amount of saturated fat that they has increases as a percentage the amount of monounsaturated fat goes down um and they come out of and when they come out of hibernation they're a lot more saturated