Find the 'hot' fish living in Antarctica

Scientists have discovered 'hot' fish living in Antarctica for millions of years. It is a fish that has the ability to naturally produce antifreeze in the blood naturally for millions of years .

Notothenioid fish found in Antarctica - (Photo: Daily Mail)

The fish is called Notothenioid fish, they can survive the global freezing phenomenon of mass extinction 42 million years ago thanks to glycolprotein anticoagulant, naturally produced in blood.

Now, according to Yale University Professor Thomas Near, cautioned: ' Notothenioid species are threatened with extinction when the Earth is getting warmer. Besides, it is becoming the main food source of penguins and seals'.

Scientists believe that the 'icefish' - another name for Notothenioid - is the most interesting species in evolutionary history because its evolution is unique and unique.