Frog legs move when salt is sprinkled on them...freaky !

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He has skinned the frog legs and they are ready to be cooked. When he salts them, the muscles start twitching. The obvious question: why does that happen?

Because these are fresh frog legs, the cells inside them are all still intact. The biochemical machinery still functions. There is still a source of energy for the muscles in the form of unused ATP molecules stored in the cells. All that the muscles need is something to activate them and they can still contract and relax (until they run out of ATP or something else shuts down the biochemical machinery).

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Avatar x1kosmic -
#1
As a kid I lived in Louisiana, You can get a little more action if you skin them ....then hook 2 wires to a battery, and.....when you touch the 2 wires to the dead Frog they actually KICK.
               don't say it,    .......I still feel Bad
Avatar joker17 -
#2
Funny you say this x1kosmic, I saw a video of that very first experiment on youtube done by some guy years ago...lol

Nothing to feel bad about, it's just muscles. It's not like the frog is aware...hee hee....

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