Dec4,2024
Found in snowy environments, these insects have antifreeze proteins that prevent their bodily fluids from freezing.
Known for surviving extreme Arctic winters, this moth spends most of its life as a caterpillar, enduring freezing temperatures.
A rare insect living on glaciers and snowfields, it thrives at sub-zero temperatures but cannot tolerate warmth.
Tiny, soil-dwelling creatures that resist freezing by using a sugar-like compound called trehalose as an antifreeze
Found hopping on snow during winter, these insects produce special proteins to survive in freezing conditions.
Adapted to icy streams in high-altitude or polar regions, they have unique enzymes to survive near-freezing water.
Found in tundra and cold forests, these insects have a slow metabolism to endure harsh conditions.
The only insect native to Antarctica, this flightless midge survives freezing temperatures and desiccation.
A cold-resistant pollinator, it can generate heat by shivering its wing muscles to stay active in icy climates.
Found on snowfields and icy rocks, these beetles rely on antifreeze proteins to survive freezing temperatures