United States swimmer Fran Crippen died while participating in a 10-kilometer race. The race was held in open water with a temperature of 84 degrees. Did the hot water cause his death, and should it be allowed?
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504763_162-20020648-10391704.html
Some of the other atheletes complained about the water's temperature. This obviously means that the hot water played a huge role in the death. I think tests should be done to find how the body reacts to hot water when under intense exertion.
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A 300 pound chimpanzee escaped from its chains last Tuesday. The ape attacked a police car, damaging the front windshield and hood. The owner was eventually able to coax it into its cage after a failed tranquilizer attempt.
I think it is crazy to have an animal like this as a pet. These animals are meant for the wild and are not domestic creatures. If you have a pet like this you should be required to have safety precautions that would prevent things like this from happening.
I think it is crazy to have an animal like this as a pet. These animals are meant for the wild and are not domestic creatures. If you have a pet like this you should be required to have safety precautions that would prevent things like this from happening.
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