Answer the following question given this paragraph: 

Mammals conserve heat with their hair or fur. It works like the layer of insulation in the walls of a house. It traps warm air next to the skin so it can’t escape into the environment. Like the squirrel in Figure below , most mammals can make their hair or fur stand up from the skin. This makes it a better insulator. Mammals also have a layer of insulating fat beneath their skin. Other vertebrates lack this layer of fat.


Q: What do mammals conserve heat with?

 Choices:

- fur or muscle

- skin or bones

- tendons or hair

- hair or fur

A:
hair or fur
