This Disney crossover femslash collage is of Tiana of Princess and the Frog x Elsa of Frozen. Even though Tiana has her own blue dress, I can see this ship being liked by those who favour blue-green pair ups.

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This Disney crossover femslash collage is of Tiana of Princess and the Frog x Elsa of Frozen. Even though Tiana has her own blue dress, I can see this ship being liked by those who favour blue-green pair ups.

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The wood frog is one of my favorite frogs. Aside from the incredible, tardigrade-like way it survives, it also has a few other features that make it enchanting. First, unlike most frogs, it is a diurnal, which means it spends its most active hours during daylight. Second, when it is time to mate, the male entices his female with quite the erogenous call. He croaks his melody....like a duck! Third, like grizzly bears, ladybugs, garter snakes and other organisms that go through torpor or experience hibernation, it creates a little hidey-hole for itself. This hidey-hole (for all organisms) is called a "hibernaculum."
So, the next time you feel the urge to make a blanket fort or hide away from the world, channel your inner wood frog. Snuggle in. Grab your favorite book. And if someone tries to disrupt you, cry, "Leave me alone when I'm in my hibernaculum!" Or better yet-- quack it.
A species of frog in Alaska can survive for weeks with up to two-thirds of their body water completely frozen. - The Mystic Facts on Twitter
I saw some “frozen frog” picture earlier which I wanted to share but also wanted to fact check first. Good thing I did because the video is much cooler!
What's this, the abominable snow frog? Nope. It's a wood frog in Alaska that's almost completely frozen. Don't worry. After about seven months, it will thaw out and hop away, as if nothing happened. Amazing, yes? You can learn more here.

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Derp, sorry for the unintended pause, got interrupted
The froggy is perfectly fine now! :D
I’m not actually there with him anymore, but he was looking great when I left :3