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Yes, if you mean freeze then get frostbite.

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Yes, roosters' combs can freeze in extremely cold temperatures. Exposed combs are susceptible to frostbite, which can occur when temperatures drop below freezing. Providing shelter and ensuring access to warmth can help prevent this issue.

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