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News Hollywood lied to us; you can not fully sink in quicksand.

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- In many movies a persons dies by sinking in quicksand.
- This is false, because the density of the human body is lower than the density of quicksand, so humans can not sink , such that their head submerges.
- Part of a human can get submerged but not the entire body.

We've been lied to !!!!!

Skip to 11:34 or 14:13

 
You also can't save someone fallling off a ledge by grabbing their hand and pulling them back up. Unless we're talking about a small child.
In theory you could, but in the event that they've started to fall there is a high chance they won't be using that arm again for 6-8 weeks.
 
When I was a kid I was legit terrified of quick sand, that was like the scariest shit imaginable to me and I lived each moment in fear that I would one day meet my doom by suffocating in a big sloppy pool of that wet, dark murder
 
When I was a kid I was legit terrified of quick sand, that was like the scariest shit imaginable to me and I lived each moment in fear that I would one day meet my doom by suffocating in a big sloppy pool of that wet, dark murder
Same here. I was always terrified when we went out on the desert.
 
Never saw Pretty Woman, huh?
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Yeah, I really did think quicksand was far more common than it really was due to TV.
 
That's weird because I saw a video of a guy drowning in quick sand and dying
 
I read in the original script to pretty woman Julia Roberts character was actually played by an attractive womandownload.gif
 
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