What happens to excess carbohydrates in animals? they are stored as fat. they are stored as protein. they are stored as starch. they are stored as sugar.

They are stored as fat.

Explanation:

The excess carbohydrates which are present in the body are stored in the form of fats in animal body while in plants they are stored as starch. Before storage, the excess carbohydrates are first converted into triglycerides and subsequently they are stored in the form of fat molecules in adipose tissues underneath skin and accumulate in stomach, thighs etc. These fat molecules are stored in the body so that we can burn the fat molecules to obtain energy whenever there is a lack glucose which is instant source of energy. In fact, fat molecules produce much more energy than glucose but they need very high amount of oxygen to do.

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