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There are no pictures of the frogs in this article. For pictures (of thawed and frozen frogs) you can see: https://shakerlakes.org/frozen-frogs/


From the linked video: timelapse of the thawing process: https://youtu.be/pLPeehsXAr4?t=176


They also have a wiki, but not many photos. One photo is from Quebec.

The wiki also mentions that urea is produced, in addition to glucose, and both act as cryoprotectants.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_frog


Looks like a normal (frozen) frog to me




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