Temperature of the pieces of freezing fish and meat was measured by a thermo-couple and was self-registered on the moving photographic plates. Singular points could be detected on the registered freezing curves. With meat, such a singular point can be identified with the eutectic point, as reported by R. HEISS. It lowers, if the meat is stored longer. With several kinds of commercial fish, two of such singular points could be seen on each curve. one at about -55°C, while the other at about -95°C, both varying from piece to piece parallelly as each other.