Sure you have had your pet frog Louis for several months now, but always under air conditioned conditions, generally between 60 and 75 degrees F.
Louis has had it pretty darn good.
Don’t you wonder how Louis would fare in a harsher environment, like in the snow? Would he have the cunning and bravery to survive if placed in a frozen tundra, say, or would little Louis crack under the pressure, and give in to his cold fate?
Just kidding, of course, but it DOES make you wonder how cold a pet frog could get. 40 degrees? 30 degrees? Would 25 degrees be too cold for Louis?
JK of course, but it definitely makes you think.
Foto de Timothy Dykes en Unsplash
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