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In 1983 the coldest temperature ever was recorded. It was -89 degrees Celsius. On what continent was it recorded?

Antarctica

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What was the official mascot of the 2018 Winter Olympics?

A white tiger named Soohorang.

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What color is the fur of an arctic fox in winter?

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What is the name of the medical emergency that occurs when your body loses heat faster than it can produce it and the body's temperature gets dangerously low?

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What is the largest width ever recorded of a snowflake?

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What mythic creature do many people believe lives in the Himalayas of Nepal?

Abominable Snowman / Yeti

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At what temperature can the body start going into hypothermia?

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Is it possible for snow to fall over a desert?

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What is the shortest day of the year called?

Winter Solstice

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What does the muskox do to prepare itself for the severe cold?

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What country has the most gold medals in Olympic Ice Hockey?

Canada

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Some female bears have babies during hibernation.

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