Nature & Environment
Hallowain't III: Woodfrogs
...thinks this thawing and freezing patterns helps the frogs convert more of the glycogen stored in their liver into glucose. This is essential because it is the high levels of glucose in the frogs' cells that keep them alive throughout the long, cold winter. Transcript If the freeze-thaw existence of the woodfrog isn't cool enough for you, then there may be a major spin-off...