Frozen Frog: Nature's Winter Miracle

This frog freezes solid in winter — then wakes up alive. Temperatures drop,

and its heart actually stops. Ice spreads through its body, locking organs in

place. But instead of dying, cells flood with glucose. That sugar coats

tissues, protecting them from ice damage. Blood turns slushy, but membranes stay

intact. Until spring arrives, and the ice melts away. The heart restarts,

muscles regain movement. Except now, the frog just stands up. After being frozen

solid, it simply hops off like nothing happened.