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In addition, there is potential for physiological distress if a fish swims into a localized warm area of the water. Because of water's high heat capacity, water temperatures do not change rapidly under natural conditions. Thus, fish have not evolved the ability to adapt to rapid temperature fluctuations.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Yes, salt water freezes. The temperature at which this happens depends on the salinity (amount of salt in the water). Ocean water is about 3.5% salt (mostly sodium chloride, just like table salt). At this salinity, the freezing temperature is about -2 degrees Celsius (about 28 degrees F), so sea water can stay liquid for a little while after fresh water would freeze. Source(s): Littlebit Â· 9 years ago.