Snow acts as an effective natural insulator because it traps air in tiny pockets, with thick snow layers being over 90% air; this air blanket reduces heat transfer and protects plants and hibernating animals from cold, as demonstrated by the warmth inside Arctic igloos.
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Snow: The Surprising Natural Insulator Explained Is Not What You ThinkAdded:
Snow is a super insulator.
It traps air.
Tiny air pockets reduce heat transfer.
A thick snow layer can be over 90% air.
This air blanket protects plants and hibernating animals.
Arctic igloos demonstrate [music] this perfectly.
They stay surprisingly warm inside.
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