In the icy waters of the Antarctic waters, there is a unique fish that has an antifreeze protein in its blood and body fluids, because of this protein, they have survived and evolved to this day. But to this day, the survival of this fish has been Facing huge challenges, some people think that this is caused by the warming of the seawater. Which of the following, if true, best supports this view? ['The oxygen content in Antarctic seawater decreases as the temperature rises. Hypoxia leads to the degeneration of antifreeze protein, which is easy to deposit in blood vessels, resulting in insufficient blood supply, which shortens the life of fish.', 'Antifreeze protein can prevent water molecules from condensing, thereby ensuring normal activities of Antarctic fish, and the warming of the protein makes the protein optional.', 'Antarctic fish can continue to evolve in low-temperature stable seawater, and warm water is not conducive to the diversity of Antarctic fish.', 'Not all Antarctic species have antifreeze proteins, and some species living in the subpolar region do not have this protein.']