Frogsicles: Frozen but still alive
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Wood frogs are amazing little amphibians that can freeze during the winter and thaw out in the spring and still survive. What can we learn from them? The Smithsonian Channel takes a closer look.
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Create a flow chart of the steps the wood frog's body goes through to survive the winter.
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