Today, I ate frogs in the canteen because my daughter liked them, so I caught three that I wanted to release. But now it's winter, and the river is frozen, so I'm afraid it will freeze to death.

In winter, when the climate is too cold, he will hibernate. When the frog hibernates, he hides in a hole under a tree root or a hole in the soil near water, and does not eat or drink, and basically does not move. At this time, physical consumption is extremely small. Once the ambient temperature rises, it will soon resume normal activities. If there is no suitable place to release the frogs near your home, dig a pit with a depth of more than 1 cm in a place where there is no water, not too deep, and it is best to have a water source nearby. Put the frogs in the into the pit to keep the soil soft, and cover the soil with a layer of straw for insulation, and it is best to cover the straw with a layer of plastic cloth for waterproofing. Release the Peifu newspaper and admire your mother and son.