Lettuce introduce you to the live frog found in this grocery store salad bag - thestar.com
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A live frog was discovered inside a pre-packaged salad at a grocery store, shocking customers and prompting an investigation.
The incident occurred when a shopper purchased a bag of mixed greens from London Drugs in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Upon returning home, the customer noticed a small amphibian nestled among the leafy vegetables.
The frog, identified as a wood frog (Rana sylvatica), is native to North America and can often be found near damp areas like forests or wetlands. However, it was unusual for one to end up in a grocery store salad bag.
Local news outlets reported that the sup…
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