Well now we know.

Frog poop and pee in spaaaaaaaaace.

>> ^sickio:

Frog poop and pee in spaaaaaaaaace.


Eat too!

next up: lizards in space

>> ^cosmovitelli:

Well now we know.


And knowing is half the battle.

that frogged tripped out harder than any previous frog

Froggy went to space, and he did float, uh huh
Froggy went to space, and he did float
Dodgin' them arms and puffin' his throat
Uh huh, uh huh, uh huh

I always wondered what they made those super bouncy balls out of.

*comedy

Adding video to channels (Comedy) - requested by messenger.

Next thing you know they're gonna send pigs out there in space.

I found this video ribbiting!

That poor frog just doesn't know what the bleep is going on.

This is apparently some sort of theme among scientists. . . I guess I would levitate frogs too if I could.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1vyB-O5i6E

Application for Research Funding

Amount: $2.5m

Research topic: Frogs in Space

Research question: Do Frogs Go Spastic in Space Or Do They Swim Around Elegantly?>> ^cosmovitelli:

Well now we know.

what about flying things.... birds and bees
http://www.rclol.com/img/drinking-water-in-space-sfw-yet-curiously-erotic.gif

And now the space dissection so that we can test projectile vomit in zero gravity.

Xenopus, the frog in the video and darling of laboratories everywhere, is an odd frog in that it spends almost all of it's time in the water - hence, the swimming behaviour.
I'd bet that a treefrog would assume a 'gliding' posture.
NASA, wanna take me up on my bet, and make a video?