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Does the North Sea freeze in the winter?
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During the Winter, squirrels hibernate. By hibernating, the squirrels lower their heart rate and are immune to the cold. Before hibernation, they stock up on food for the Wint…er.
To answer this question, you have to account for many variables. Excluding morphology of the lake and generalizing behavior (as well as species of fish) it is possible for fis…h to die during a freeze. Still, there are many mechanisms that allow for fish to survive these common events. Most fish adjust behaviors, by vertically migrating to allow for the change in temperature or they may migrate from the lake. Other species produce anti-freeze proteins which alter the physiology of the fish. If you need a more in-depth answer, just message me.
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Most lakes actually do. Larger lakes generally will not freeze over because of movement. The water doesn't quite get cold enough to actually freeze. It's the same principle… behind why the ocean doesn't freeze. It only does at and around the poles.
Rivers don't freeze in the winter because the water keeps moving and doesn't freeze.
They swim about slowly in a circle (sometimes with other aquatic birds) as a group which prevents (up to certain temperatures) the water around them from freezing. ----------…-- The blood flows throughout the body and helps maintain a steady temperature. So the ducks don't freeze to death or shrivel up and die.
chickens can freeze in both winter and summer if you have a freezer to put them in.
this winter will be freezing cold like always
When it snows the ice only freezes the top leaving the bottom still water and when you crack that ice the water is still there and the fishes in the sea are still alive. :) i… hoped you have learnt
Coconut oil has got some natural tendency to freeze at a low temp. So if it freezes in winter season, it confirms it purity. Coconut oil has the freezing point of 25.1 deg. C
The entire surface of a lake may certainly become frozen during the wintertime in some areas, but unless the lake in question is fairly small, it is unlikely for a lake to fre…eze completely beneath the surface. The sheer volume of water in a larger, deeper lake would make it very difficult, if not impossible.
No, oxygen doesn't freeze until -361.82 degrees Fahrenheit and is only a liquid at -297.31 degrees Fahrenheit. The coldest temperature ever recorded on earth is -128.6 degrees… Fahrenheit and that was in Antarctica. So again, no, oxygen doesn't freeze in the winter.
In ponds, the water stays more still but in seas the water moves and does not freeze easily.
No, the water is moving too fast for it to freeze.
Corn oil will freeze at about -68 degrees Fahrenheit, so it's unlikely to freeze in winter
groundhogs make a borrow and dig them selves and sleep for hibernation