Tampa company creates man-made frogs for use in school dissections instead of real ones

Syn-Frogs are developed by Tampa company Syn-Daver and are made from water, fibers and salt. Founder Christopher Sakezles says there is no comparison between the fake frogs and the real things.

Sakezles says, while the synthetic frogs are more expensive than dissecting a real one, they are a better investment in the long run because they can be dissected more than once.

[lynutermark]

College Students? We did real frogs in Junior high.

[thadudekeebler]

so glad i graduated last year i got to dissect pigs my first year

[michellecastleberry]

I relly hope these hit the market at a more reasonable price soon, because if they did they could save the lives of millions of frogs around the world!