A man accidentally lands on top of another swimmer at the waterpark.
Beyond the horror of sinking a very expensive machine, this operator now has to pull off some pretty complicated footwork to not go down with the exavcator.
Beyond the horror of sinking a very expensive machine, this operator now has to pull off some pretty complicated footwork to not go down with the exavcator.
In such places you need to be careful
In Stein, Germany, there is an aquapark called Kristall Palm Beach in which there is this slide. This guy decided to test it and record his slide. It doesn't look inviting and that's probably why there's a lack of people willing to slide down there. The video has been online for a while, so we hope they have dealt with the problem by now.
In Stein, Germany, there is an aquapark called Kristall Palm Beach in which there is this slide. This guy decided to test it and record his slide. It doesn't look inviting and that's probably why there's a lack of people willing to slide down there. The video has been online for a while, so we hope they have dealt with the problem by now.
Thickly pounded :O
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Do you all know a donkey can drink up to 100 litters of water?
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Drinking water directly from glaciers is not recommended due to potential risks.
Glacial meltwater may contain harmful microorganisms, sediments, minerals, and chemical pollutants that can cause health issues.
Moreover, the extremely cold temperature of glacier water can lead to rapid diuresis, increasing the risk of dehydration.
If glacier water must be used, it is crucial to treat it through boiling, filtration, or purification to ensure it is safe for consumption.
Drinking water directly from glaciers is not recommended due to potential risks. Glacial meltwater may contain harmful microorganisms, sediments, minerals, and chemical pollutants that can cause health issues. Moreover, the extremely cold temperature of glacier water can lead to rapid diuresis, increasing the risk of dehydration. If glacier water must be used, it is crucial to treat it through boiling, filtration, or purification to ensure it is safe for consumption.
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The city is about 50 kilometers away. The local governor reported that the water is moving at a rate of 15-20 kilometers per day.
The city is about 50 kilometers away. The local governor reported that the water is moving at a rate of 15-20 kilometers per day.
