Cold germs are viruses which are not alive like bacteria and some other germs are. Viruses are essentially a group of chemicals, proteins, and genetic materials that work together as an infectious organism. They can only function inside a host animal or plant and they use the materials and actions of the invaded cells of the host to replicate themselves. So the thing that keeps the cold viruses "alive" and provides the viruses with the materials they need to replicate, is the host.
Their will to live?
Proper hygiene keeps people clean and clean of germs. So, if you have no germs, you don't get infections, and you live longer.
Germs can stay alive in air for up to 48 hours after leaving an infected person or animal. Some germs can live up to a week on surfaces they infect. It is best to keep hands washed, and surfaces sterile to kill germs.
There blubber or fat keeps them warm.
The carnivores' adaptations are mostly what keeps it alive.
Cold germs can live outside of the body for various times depending on the environmental conditions and other such factors. Research has shown cold germs to survive for a few minutes up to 48 hours without a host.
No, its too cold for germs and bacteria to live up in Alaska and thats how people in Alaska don`t get sick
no because they arent alive they r a fruit.
Germs live everywhere - including your eye.
Dolphins can live in both cold and warm water because they have blubber which keeps them warmer.
NO! respiratory and digestive are the very essence of what keeps you alive
Hi there are germs in vaseline