A 'hoppy' discovery: Londoner finds a live frog in a sealed package of salad
A simple trip to the grocery store, led to a 'hoppy' discovery for a London woman.
Chantel Scott was shopping for salad in a North London grocery store when an odd sight caught her eye.
A frog, alive, and seemingly content in one of the spring mix salad containers.
Scott quickly took the discovery to the staff to inform them of the stow-away.
A video was recorded of the entire ordeal, which has now gone viral online.
"I put it on TikTok and I think has like over 300,000 views now just from last night. The employee I gave it to actually saw the video and said that the manager decided to put it in his aquarium at home. He has a tank and he put it there so I guess he has a new home now the frog."
CTV News has not heard back from Sobeys's at the time of this post on how the frog ended up in a sealed salad mix, or its fate.
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