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Hypothermia is the main cause of death from cold weather, claiming over 700 lives per year. When the body loses heat faster than it can produce it, hypothermia occurs. Frostbite is also a major risk in cold conditions as it affects the respiratory and integumentary systems, making breathing difficult and damaging skin. To prevent hypothermia, it is important to dress in layers, bring extra clothing, wear protective headgear and boots, stay dry, and eat high-energy snacks. The signs of hypothermia include shivering and mental confusion.
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- 5. Antarctic Arctic Average winter temp is usually -60 °f 90% of all the ice on the planet and between 60 and 70 % of all of the world's fresh water The cold and dry conditions in Antarctica are so close to those on Mars that NASA did testing there for the Viking mission. Has not rained in over 2 million years If Antarctica's ice sheets melted, the worlds oceans would rise 200 - 210ft everywhere. Average winter temp. is usually -30 ° f The Arctic ice sheet is four times as large as the state of Texas. The Arctic gets roughly 8 inches of rain a year. During summer, the temperature can climb to plus 50 degrees Unlike Antarctica, people live in the Arctic Circle