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Wood Frog
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This little guy prefers to spend his winters frozen.
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As in dead frozen.
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The wood frog hibernates by stopping his heart from beating, not breathing, and allowing himself to freeze solid.
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In the spring, he'll thaw out within 14 to 24 hours and then hop away, fully functioning, like it just took a cat nap!
Sea Cucumber
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The sea cucumber prefers liquefaction to freezing.
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When in danger, the sea cucumber can liquify or solidify its body at will.
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Need to get away from a predator? Let's just pour our body into a crevice. Predator gone? Let's become solid again!
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The sea cucumber's skin is made of mutable collagenous tissue that can stretch and reorient with damage.
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My question is, why aren't we using this in skin products? Want to look 15? Want to look 70? You can do that lickity split!​​
