15 Animals That Can Freeze Themselves to Survive

[@crystalweible152]

Awesome! Thank you. 👍

[@l.l.-kz7mn]

I wouldn’t want to be frozen, imagine being awoken 100 yrs later I’d have no family or friends and the knowledge I’d died with would be OBSOLETE. Nope not for me.

[@thatmombielife]

46k years?! That’s insane 😮

[@aleksanderpopov5060]

Don’t underestimate the long lost ancestors of the infamous Russian tapeworms that live up the ass of a rain deer those too can stay frozen for years;)

[@danielobrien1571]

Are you a lady with stunningly long hair? I adore women who wear theirs that way, describe it please?

[@samuelbull5997]

Tardigrades are superawesome

[@DiscoverUniqueAnimals]

11:09 Unbelievable in our country there is such a crocodile?

[@chromidius5339]

American crocodile? What crocodile lives in America?

[@crystalweible152]

Lots of them.

[@veto8792]

It’s called the American Crocodile. They live in South Florida, the Caribbean and Central America.

[@stevenchristie6165]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_crocodile

[@badrdinnejimmy7670]

Second one 🎉😂😂😂😂😂

[@chillindave1357]

Now we're talking about my ex? Cold, COLD 😂😂😂

[@Topmysterious1]

15:01 This strange frog is poisonous.?

[@aleksanderpopov5060]

Not if you don’t eat it😂

[@StreamingFacts89]

Maybe 5th??

[@gbrochon]

How cold was she?

[@cheppitxt]

..... first one watching this video ?? 😂😅

[@crystalweible152]

No one who lives a good life would want a do would do it.

[@UncommonXplorers]

In my channel i also upload different kinds of animals facts and information about animal 😊

[@kelvincannon3675]

“Time” in of itself gets frozen around smaller species, unlike humans who’d have to content with keeping-up with the times… …& or smaller species have no life(metaphorically)… …so when smaller species return from a freeze, “time” in of itself remains as frozen as the species thawing-out… …I think the only problem with freezing people’s the concept that the human body ages, separately from the atmosphere it’d been born into… …if one’s aura is as responsible for cell degeneration, then once one thaws out, their body ages would only rapidly pick-up, where it left-off pre being cryogenically frozen, & that would be a rapidly painful death, instantaneously once thawed-out, as was “OceanGate” upon being imploded… …I think cryogenics of the human’s possible, only if science manages to freeze the time surrounding a human being cryogenically thawed-out, as gradually as the human being cryogenically thawed-out… …& it’s not impossible to freeze time, the covid-19 pandemic’s an example of as close as time could get to suddenly being frozen in rural, urban, city, & or metropolis areas, but trying to thaw-out a body in such areas, without “freezing time” more than what was accomplished via the covid-19 pandemic, so would only make human cells catch-up to the rapidly evolving particles in the atmosphere, that would eventually age the body up to its postponed age… … but if people were thawed-out in the heart of the artic, & or Antarctica, I think that it would be very possible to “freeze time,” in turn it being very possible to freeze a person, without accelerated aging upon being thawed-out! #TheresSomethinginTheAirShouldntBeNitrogenThatNeverForgetsHowOldYouReallyAreOxygenWhichNeverForgetsHowOldYouReallyAreCarbonDioxideOfWhichNeverForgetsHowOldYouRealAreAndOrTheBodycatchingUpToTheAtmosphereinWhichitHadBeenBorn

[@aleksanderpopov5060]

You all right there, blink twice if you need psychiatric help? Oh and the answers you seek are locked in stacked granite. Please remember the 2nd sentence when you get to the truth you’ll remember some random ass guy on yt mentioned to you about the stacked rocks. But if you already know about that, then you know exactly what I’m talking about. Earths atmosphere is an ever changing thing and so is everything else on earth that has the ability to use a dna code to replicate and survive.

[@paulwhite1114]

They don't freeze themselves.