The video discusses various instances of animals being found frozen due to extreme cold conditions. These include a fox found in Germany in January 2017, believed to have slipped into the Danube River while trying to catch fish. Another instance is of 42 frozen horses found in a lake in Kazakhstan, believed to have fallen into the ice while grazing.
The video also discusses the unique case of a frog found frozen in Norway, which remained alive but in a 'living dead' state until the temperature rose. The frog's body had been frozen, but its blood had been converted into glucose, which acted as an antifreeze, preventing the freezing of critical organs.
In Alaska, elk antlers were found frozen in a lake, suggesting the animals might have been fighting and accidentally fallen in. In South Dakota, a photographer found a wall of frozen fish, all in the act of jumping out of the water.
In North Carolina, a group of alligators was found frozen in a swamp, demonstrating their ability to survive extreme cold. A mammoth, preserved from the Ice Age, was found in Siberia, its blood still liquid despite being frozen for 10,000 years.
In Indiana, brothers Alex and Anthony Bay Beach found a fish frozen in the mouth of another fish, suggesting they might have been fighting when they were frozen. The video concludes with a humorous note, the host expressing surprise at finding frozen ice cream in a container.
1. Some places on Earth have extremely low temperatures that freeze everything in sight, including rivers, lakes, objects, and animals.
2. Humans can keep warm by wearing clothes, turning on heaters, having a hot drink, and more.
3. Animals, however, cannot do this and end up suffering from these extreme conditions.
4. Some animals, like certain species of foxes, are extremely resistant to cold and can survive in cold environments.
5. Foxes, despite their resistance to cold, can still end up getting frozen. An example is a fox found inside ice on January 2, 2017, in Germany on the banks of the Danube River.
6. There are theories about how this fox ended up frozen, such as it being hungry and slipping into the river, or it could have been walking on top of a frozen lake and the ice broke beneath it.
7. Another example of extreme cold conditions resulting in frozen animals is the case of 42 frozen horses found in a frozen lake in China.
8. Some species of frogs, like the forest frog or the wood frog, have incredible resistance and tolerance to low temperatures and can even survive freezing at a temperature of maximum -8 degrees Celsius.
9. In 2016, three people in Alaska discovered two frozen elk antlers on the ice of a frozen lake, suggesting that the elks had been fighting and accidentally fell into the lake.
10. In 2013, a mammoth was discovered frozen in a block of ice on an island in northern Siberia, Russia. The mammoth was found almost completely intact, including its skin and teeth.
11. Inside the frozen mammoth, there was still liquid blood, even though it had been frozen for 10,000 years. This led to discussions about cloning the mammoth through its blood.
12. In Indiana, United States, brothers Alex and Anthony Bay Beach found a frozen fish on the surface of a lake that was being swallowed by another frozen fish. This could have happened if the two fish were fighting and ended up being frozen in each other's mouths.