alleryStart learning →Which temperature is too hot for almost all animals to survive?
A10 °C
B55 °C
C25 °C
D35 °C
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 55 °C
Very few animals can live at a steady temperature above 50 °C, so 55 °C is too hot.
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