Physics · Thermodynamics
Why do fish survive inside a frozen lake?
- 1Ice is an excellent conductor of heat
- 2Water at the bottom of the lake remains in liquid state and does not freeze✓
- 3Fish hibernate completely inside the solid ice
- 4Fish are warm-blooded organisms
Correct answer
Water at the bottom of the lake remains in liquid state and does not freeze
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