There are no known organisms that can survive at 235 Fahrenheit (113 Celsius). This temperature is far beyond the thermal tolerance of any known life form.

Here's why:

* Proteins denature: At such high temperatures, the proteins that make up living cells would denature (lose their shape) and cease to function.

* Water boils: Water, essential for life, would boil at this temperature, making it impossible for cells to function.

While some extremophiles can survive in extreme environments, like hot springs or deep-sea vents, their limits are far below 235 Fahrenheit.