As you probably know, frogs are “cold-blooded,” meaning their bodies’ temperature and metabolism depends on the weather around them — unlike mammals who make their own heat. So, if they can’t make their own heat, how do these frogs survive being frozen?
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First, in the fall, these frogs go on an eating binge. But instead of turning this food into fat, the calories accumulate as glycogen. Then they...
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