Ice Ages

In freezing water you would likely be unconscious within 15 minutes and dead within 45.

In water up to 50 degrees you would lose consciousness in 30-60 minutes and die within 1-3 hours.

Even 70-80 degree water can kill you if in it for several hours.

Note that this time is extremely different depending on the health conditions, sex, age, psychic conditions, training, etc.

Water temperature: 32 degrees or below

Time until exhaustion or unconsciousness: Less than 15 minutes

Expected time of survival in the water: Less than 15 to 45 minutes

Water temperature: 32.5 to 40 degrees (the degrees are Fahrenheit)

Time until exhaustion or unconsciousness: 15 to 30 minutes

Expected time of survival in the water: 30 to 90 minutes

Water temperature: 40 to 50 degrees

Time until exhaustion or unconsciousness: 30 to 60 minutes

Expected time of survival in the water: 1 to 3 hours

Water temperature: 50 to 60 degrees

Time until exhaustion or unconsciousness: 1 to 2 hours

Expected time of survival in the water: 1 to 6 hours

Water temperature: 60 to 70 degrees

Time until exhaustion or unconsciousness: 2 to 7 hours

Expected time of survival in the water: 2 to 40 hours

Water temperature: 70 to 80 degrees

Time until exhaustion or unconsciousness: 3 to 12 hours

Expected time of survival in the water: 3 hours to indefinite

People can survive indefinitely in water temperatures above 80 degrees.

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Most scientists believe that the most recent Ice Age ended in 10,000 B.C. There are a few modern scientists that belief we are currently seeing the end of the last Ice Age. Their argument is based on the fact that glaciers still exist in both the northern and southern hemispheres. Since, there is evidence the Antarctic was once green and is now a glacier covered wasteland, that the earth's current warming trend is part of this global recovery. {See creation science websites for more details on this new theory.}

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It's likely we are still in the Ice Age: the date above, which should be BP for geological references, not BC (that's for history) being that of the nominal end of the last glaciation.

An Ice Age is a sequence lasting a few million years of cool and warm phases, and we are presently in a warm phase which may have a way to go before it starts to reverse to a glacial phase. The Earth's climate overall is still significantly cooler, with consequent lower sea-level, than it has been for much of geological time.

During an ice age, sea levels typically drop because a significant amount of water becomes locked up in glaciers and ice sheets on land. As the ice sheets expand, they draw water from the oceans, causing sea levels to decrease.

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The ice age ended around 8000 BC. This should give you an idea of the time

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They ate mammoth,deer, and meat from animals.(: '' Hope It Helped!"

A Saale is one of the glaciations of Northern Europe, a geological event during the most recent major Ice Age.

At the ending of Ice Age 4 Continental Drift, when the squirrel unplugged the island and ended up in the desert, there was no indication there would be a sequel.

The last glacial maximum was about 21,000 years ago.

Ice Capades ended in 1995.

Age of Electric ended in 1999.

False. During an ice age, the movement of landmasses (plate tectonics) continues, but the specific changes caused by glaciation are not permanent. As ice sheets advance and retreat, they can reshape the landscape by eroding and depositing material, but once the ice melts, the land gradually assumes its previous form.

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The cast of Lost Historical Films on the Ice Age Period - 2006 includes: Queen Latifah as Ellie Denis Leary as Diego John Leguizamo as Sid Ray Romano as Manny Seann William Scott as Crash

The cast of Ice Age 5 - 2016 includes: Queen Latifah as Ellie (voice) Denis Leary as Diego John Leguizamo as Sid Ray Romano as Manny Wanda Sykes as Granny Chris Wedge as Scrat

During the Ice Age, lower sea levels created land bridges between continents, like the Bering Land Bridge between Asia and North America. This allowed early humans to migrate to new continents in search of food and resources.

True. During the last ice age, glaciers covered parts of Iowa, including the northern and eastern regions of the state. The glaciers sculpted the landscape and left behind features like moraines, drumlins, and glacial deposits.

Technically, yes. Ice ages are not continuous periods of cold, but rather have cycles of colder glacial periods and warmer interglacial periods. We are currently in an interglacial period.

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