They don't freeze because it is warmer as you get farther down. Even because of the high pressure. Try it! Get a slightly large bowl of room temperature water, and put it in the fridge for a short amount of time (no specific time confirmed) and then take it out, is it frozen all the way through? If it is, try warm water instead.
The real answer-water contracts (gets denser) as it cools, just like everything, EXCEPT as it drops in temperature from 39 degrees F. to 32 degrees F it actually EXPANDS. This keeps the almost freezing water at the top until it freezes; this leaves tghe ice lighter than water and thus it floats. As tghe temp goes below 32 degrees, the ice starts to contract again as the temp drops (fractures in glaciers) Why does this happen - - - God made it that way so the life in the lakes would not die out in winter. Lakes that completely freeze to the bottom kill off all life.
large mouthbass dont live in oceans they live in ponds,lakes,and rivers.
i dont know but i do know that there are oceans around china
Water in oceans are diffferent than the water in rivers and lakes because it is salt water.
Fish go further down than the ice. The ice usually doesn't freeze all the way to the bottom. If the fish are trapped in shallow water or if the lake or stream freezes to the bottom, they will freeze.
I dont care how many sedimentary rocks form from i dont think anybody doesONE DIRECTIOM ROCKS! I
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Dude mostly in fish tanks if u dont clean ur fish tank daily and in the seas oceans rivers lakes and somewhere else but cant remember
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they dont
1234K 961°C 1762°F == == It dont freeze. the molecules only get more dense but they will never freeze.
i dont know xD
no. dont try what you dont know.