Columnist James Woodford Challenges Boiling Frog Myth with Backyard Evidence
New Scientist1 min read59 words
Columnist James Woodford reports discovering evidence in his own backyard that challenges the scientific consensus that the "boiling frog" metaphor is a myth. The popular concept suggests frogs die from slow environmental warming because they fail to notice the change, a claim generally dismissed by science. Woodford’s personal observations, however, appear to support the validity of this long-debated analogy.
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