What will happen to wild animals in extreme cold weather?

Kazakhstan recently suffered from extremely cold weather of MINUS 56 degrees Celsius, and many wild animals were frozen to death and turned into ice sculptures.

Today, no species can resist the forces of nature, even those wild animals that are sensitive to climate can't escape the accidents brought by nature. In the face of extreme weather, they all freeze to death. Usually the river only freezes on the surface, but if the temperature is too low, the whole river will freeze, so the fish inside will naturally freeze to death.

At night, the temperature plummeted and it snowed heavily. A group of donkeys were quickly frozen stiff, but they finally came back to life in time.

The temperature suddenly warmed up, and a hibernating frog woke up, but soon the temperature dropped rapidly, and the frog that could not hibernate again was frozen into an ice cube.

A hungry fox jumped into the water to fish. Unexpectedly, the river was too cold for it to climb ashore again. It froze to death alive in the river.

A wolf was frozen into an ice sculpture at a low temperature of MINUS 30 degrees. The wolf could have survived in such a low temperature environment, perhaps because he had no food for a long time, his body temperature could not be maintained, and he was frozen to death.

Two elk are fighting by the river. They accidentally fell into the river and were frozen inside.

A hare was trapped when trying to climb over the fence, and was directly frozen into an "ice sculpture" in the ice and snow.

The temperature in some areas broke the lowest record this year.