When we went ice fishing the fish freeze instantly when they are pulled
out of the water. We leave the fish outside until we go back to the
cottage. When we put the frozen fish in water to thaw out, they start
jumping and come back to life.

Daniel Morrow wrote:
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"Richard Holub" wrote in message
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I can't belive this but I emptied out my SKIPPY filter some weeks
ago and
about 2 in. of water remains at the bottom. The other day we had a
frost
and I noticed in the bottom of the filter a "completely" frozen
bull frog
approximately 10 in. long. I assumed that I was gona-have-to
dispose of it
in the spring when the ice melted. To my suprise he came back to
life today
when the temperatures went back up to 50 deg. F and the ice melted.
I
picked him up and placed him outside of the filter, hoping he would
find
another place to winter over.



One of my goldfish books actually states that the author flash froze
a goldfish for a couple to a few days and let the ice cube containing
the goldfish melt in luke warm water and the goldfish came back to
life. These creatures are wonderfully capable beings. Good luck and
later!

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