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Scientists have engineered skin bacteria to produce extra heat when temperatures drop, potentially creating a cream that could protect polar explorers, divers, and people without heating from dangerous cold exposure. The breakthrough marks the first time researchers have successfully modified our skin's natural microbes to act as a warming shield.
Scientists in Alaska discovered 26 new microbial species in 40,000-year-old permafrost that could revolutionize cold weather protection. The tiny organisms may lead to anti-icing coatings for planes and creams that prevent frostbite.
When a dog fell through ice in single-digit temperatures, St. Louis firefighters didn't hesitate to deploy their Marine Rescue Team. The pup is now safe, warm, and expected to make a full recovery.