Samantha Suiter, PETA's manager of science education, talks with Emil Guillermo about a life-like frog cadaver that gives students all the feels they'd get in normal dissection. Currently, three million frogs are killed in the U.S. for high school dissection each year.The SynFrog could cut that number down drastically.<\/p>
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