Will the red-crowned crane freeze to death at MINUS 58 degrees?

Yes The best living temperature of red-crowned crane is above zero, and it will freeze to death at MINUS 58 degrees. Temperature determines the richness of food available in the red-crowned crane environment. Red-crowned cranes migrate not because they are afraid of cold, but because they lack food in the north in winter, so they will move south. The red-crowned crane in Hokkaido, Japan is fed by people and does not migrate in winter, so you can see the wonderful scene of cranes dancing in the snow.