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There's actually a good amount of research into the natural "antifreeze" that some amphibians produce to keep ice crystals from forming inside their bodies, which normally would puncture cell walls causing death. Maybe someday WE'LL have this nifty ability as well!
by teknimage on December 19th, 2006
My brother and I froze a frog, and yes it did come back to life after 2 weeks in the deep freeze. This was about 47 years ago.
by tjatherton on December 29th, 2006
If that is the case it can be argued that these amphibians were never frozen to begin with but only in a state of suspension, but you can also argue that suspension is a state of being frozen.
by -O-uknow on March 11th, 2009