Can a frog survive at absolute zero?

[spoon man]

Hello, my nickname is spoon. I am not the sharpest utensil in the silver were draw. Spoon was not available so I added a Soundgarden twist. I am a college drop out and have a chemical imbalance in the brain. Please excuse my mistakes.
I enjoy telling jokes. Latley nerdy jokes have been my obsession. Putting my own spin on a joke would be a great feeling of owernship. Everone should know this joke. Did you hear about the chemist who got cooled to absolute zero? He is OK now. Could I add the word frog and just say he is OK? To add a deeper depth to the joke. It is comon knoledge that frogs can survive a harsh Alaskan winter. But can a frog survive at 0 Kelvin?

 

[Simon Bridge]

Welcome to PF;
As a joke you can say what you like - someone may laugh.
But you should understand that nothing exists at absolute zero - it is not an attainable temperature.

The frog you are probably thinking of is Rana Sylvatica - a kind of tree frog. It can survive with approximately 2/3rds of it's body water frozen.
They don't have ot be frozen all winter like this and usually undergo several freeze/that periods while hibernating. Still, it's pretty impressive.
Completely freezing the frog solid would still kill it. That would happen at temperatures well above absolute zero.

http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/2013/08/21/how-the-alaska-wood-frog-survives-being-frozen/
http://jeb.biologists.org/content/216/18/3461.full