The average annual temperature in the Antarctic continent is -25℃, and the average annual temperature in the mainland is even lower, at -55℃. During the period of 1967, the Norwegians recorded a low temperature of -94.5℃ near the pole. The extreme minimum temperature in Oymyakon, Russia, known as the cold pole in the northern hemisphere, is -7 1℃. It can be seen that the Antarctic continent is much colder than the Arctic region (average low 12℃). Here, as soon as people breathe and spit, they will immediately turn into ice.