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Frozen Extremes by Jen Green

Frozen Extremes

Jen Green
Crabtree Pub Co
Jan 2009
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Did you know the coldest town in the world is Verkhoynask, Siberia? The temperature there can drop as low as -93 degrees Fahrenheit (-69 degrees Celsius), but still people live there. Frozen Extremes explores the weather and fascinating animals of the coldest places on Earth.
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