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ELI5: What happens when you melt a magnet.

I know that even if you keep cutting a magnet in half, there is still a north and a south pole. What I was wondering was, what happens when you melt a magnet? Does it become non-magnetic, or does each little molecule in the liquid each have their own poles.

EDIT:**poles** not piles.... Can't believe I didn't catch that.
gpt
LI5: The magnet will stop behaving magnetically once it hits a certain temperature (sort of). Then it'll simply behave like a piece of metal and melt

LI20: Let me know if there is interests, not typing an explanation for the hell of it, though it's not extremely complicated.