Can snow golems exist in Savanah? [duplicate]

I am in a savannah biome and have been working on starting a village. Recently, I tried to build snow golems for defenders. Once they are built, they immediately start to take damage and die soon after. I have read the Minecraft wiki and found the, short, list of biomes that snow golems can't survive. Given the list and information also posted in the biomes page of the wiki, I'm thinking that the article needs to be amended to say that snow golems can't exist in temperatures of 0.95 or greater. Can anybody confirm or simply clear up my confusion?

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As it is stated in the link you provided (Biomes) the Savannah biome has a heat rating >= 1.0. Which means that Snow golems won't survive.

On a further note, I believe rain also hurts them, so perhaps covering them is also a good idea in biomes where they can survive.

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Can snow golems live in savanna?

Snow Golems will die in rain, water, Desert Biomes, Jungle Biomes, Savanna Biomes, Mesa Biomes, or the Nether.

How do you keep a snow golem alive in a Savannah?

However, turns out Fire Resist potions will keep him alive. Not forever, but for about 6 minutes. Another thing to consider: if there are pigmen anywhere around, passive or otherwise, they will try to attack. And get murdered very quickly.

Is it possible for a snow golem to spawn naturally?

It is possible for a Snow Golem to be naturally generated in an Ice Plains Spikes biome due to the changes made in the 1.8.

Can you breed snow golems?

Snow golems can be bred with wheat and attack other snow golems nearby.

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