Hypothermia, a precursor to death from freezing, occurs when body temperatures slip below about 35.0° C (95.0° F).
Given that most of the Antarctic continent exists in below-freezing temperatures, hypothermia is possible within about an hour without proper extreme cold weather clothing, and death by freezing will follow.
it is so coldthat if you don't where the the right type of clothes you can freeze to death
No it does not unless you freeze to death.
you get cold and freeze to death but there are penguins... so that pretty much makes up for death
No. There is no food chain for bats in Antarctica, and it's too cold for these animals.
Antarctica does not have bees because they would freeze to death.
he knew it cold
In Antarctica, the temperature is consistently below freezing, so there is no opportunity for a freeze-thaw cycle to occur. The extreme cold prevents the melting phase of the cycle from happening, as temperatures remain too low for ice to melt.
Antarctica is always extremely cold.
No, humans cannot survive in temperatures below -50 degrees Celsius without adequate protection and shelter. The extreme cold in Antarctica would lead to hypothermia and death if precautions are not taken.
Snakes need a heat rock because they are cold-blooded, meaning that the temperature around them affects their temperature. If the temperature in a snakes environment gets to cold, the snake will basically freeze to death.
The practice of spearing clothes in Antarctica would only provide entry through the clothes for the cold and wind so that the human wearing these clothes would freeze to death, probably within about 15 minutes. This is not a practice common in Antarctica.
it is as cold as Antarctica outside