What happens to marine life when the outside temperature becomes less than 0c
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When the outside temperature becomes less than 0°C the upper part of the sea or oceans freezes, the lower part is not frozen and its liquid. For instance, if the upper layer is around 0 degrees the lower layer of water will be around 4 degress and since ice is heavier so it floats on top and does not disturb the marine life. So if the outside temperature is dropped, marine life go a bit deeper area of the water and stays alive.
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