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From a member on another site:
"A research team wanted to test a hypothesis that frogs hear through their legs.
They trained a frog to jump at the sound of "jump frog jump".
Testing the baseline, they told the frog to jump, and away he went.
Now they took one of his front legs off, told him to jump, the frog jumped but to one side only.
Intrigued, they took the other front leg off, told the frog to jump, he jumped ok, but landed on his chin.
Still wondering, they decided to take one of his back legs off, jump frog jump, the frog sort of went around in circles.
So they did what all researchers would do, they took his last leg off, jump frog jump, the frog did nothing but lie there.
The conclusion was, a frog with no legs can't hear."
I am wondering if this team of researchers also did some of the diabetes research.
"A research team wanted to test a hypothesis that frogs hear through their legs.
They trained a frog to jump at the sound of "jump frog jump".
Testing the baseline, they told the frog to jump, and away he went.
Now they took one of his front legs off, told him to jump, the frog jumped but to one side only.
Intrigued, they took the other front leg off, told the frog to jump, he jumped ok, but landed on his chin.
Still wondering, they decided to take one of his back legs off, jump frog jump, the frog sort of went around in circles.
So they did what all researchers would do, they took his last leg off, jump frog jump, the frog did nothing but lie there.
The conclusion was, a frog with no legs can't hear."
I am wondering if this team of researchers also did some of the diabetes research.