Long Time No Post

Hey everyone! Long time no post. hehe. Well, I got quite a lot of stuff to talk about. Firstly, the exams are over! Not quite. Tomorrow we have Health Edu. and Social Studies. No worries, those are just minor papers. But you should be worried if you haven't studied yet. Next, I know I've bought this book like, on 26 April 2008, but I find some things that are in this book very interesting. Okay, here is one of the book's useful tips. WARNING: The following text is not my property. Don't ever come to me and say, WOW! OMG how did you figured out these things!?!?! The following text is NOT MINE. A person named Dominique Enright wrote the book. And I did not copy and paste or whatever. I wrote it with my two arms (very tired)

HOW TO FIGHT OFF A CROCODILE

Crocodiles are efficient killing machines. They might seem slow, but they can move very quickly in the water and leap out very suddenly and at great speed.


1. If you're standing near a lake and a crocodile springs from the water towards you-run. And keep running for at least 15m (50ft). If you cannot run, try to get up on to the creature's back and stand on its neck to stop it from opening its jaws-crocodiles have weak jaw-opening muscles and you can hold their jaws shut without too much difficulty. On the other hand, their jaw-closing muscles are incredibly powerful and it is almost impossible to prise them open.


2. Alternatively, if you are in the water and a crocodile unexpectedly surfaces, you won't be able to outswim it, but if you can grab its jaws before it opens them, you'll have a chance of keeping its jaws shut (this assumes there's no part of your body between them). Yell for help.


3. If the crocodile has clamped its jaws on one of your limbs, try to reach for a stick or anything else to use as a weapon and hit its sensitive nose repeatedly and poke it in the eyes. (A man actually managed to make a crocodile let go of his arms by biting its nose as hard as he could.) It might just back off, but crocs are quick, and you'll have to keep fighting until you're safe. Carry on yelling.


4. As a last resort, play dead. Crocodiles shake their prey underwater to drown it but will stop when they think its dead. Make your escape when it moves off.


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