Can a living thing survive,if it was frozen for some years and then melted by any means?

Question

if you have seen ice age 2 it will be easier to understand....

a living thing has been frozen for some years...and then it got melted due to sunlight....will the animal be alive??

Answer 1

Freezing a living cell that contains water is generally very destructive as the water expands as it freezes.  Rapid freezing, as in cryogenics is far less destructive as ice crystals don't have time to form.  Theoretically it is possible to bring back to life an organism that has been frozen in this way, but hasn't been acheived yet - with higher organisms at least.

Answer 2

Some Bacteria form a rigid and robust layer at times of physical stress like excessive heat or cold. Their Biological processes come almost to a standstill and they revert back to their original state when presented with acceptable conditions. There are some organisms called Archae that survive even in temperatures of135C. Hence, it would be possible for such bacteria to survive the freezing.

Answer 3

d answer is no!! 'cause if d living organism gets frozen it will not have sufficient air 2 breathe. due 2 suffocation d organism dies.

yrs later wen d animal is dead how can u find d animal alive???

Answer 4

Easy answer: No.

Some living things and animals can be frozen (not completly) and survive though. Like frogs and toads. They become almost complete frozen during winter. Other animals cannot be frozen. Thats because the cells in the body shatters when they freeze. Frogs and toads and some other creatures have a sort of resitance to it. Don't know the name for it but it's a substance that makes their bodys to hold a stable temperature.(Frozen, but not to cold). But they can only hold out for a short time in that state. Not years. Well easy enough. It's not possible to find alive animals from the Ice age.

Bacterias are known to survive complete freezing, for a very long time though.

Answer 5

living things can't survive, but viruses can