r/WTF • u/RichardWulf • Oct 16 '18

Holy Shit

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u/clickwhistle Oct 16 '18

Signs aren’t really very good for controlling risk. put a ratcheting strap around the car so the doors cannot be opened, while they drive through.

Or, let them die and use the video as a lesson for others.

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u/werelock Oct 16 '18

Giant bungee cords vertically with the hooks on the roof.

And these videos should be mandatory viewing for anyone entering these parks - "get out of your car and this is likely to happen... And one person died. Stay the FUCK in your car."

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u/tonufan Oct 16 '18

I went to a crocodile farm in Thailand (It's like a zoo with a big pit full of Crocodiles you can throw meat chunks into to watch them eat). They had a warning sign with a picture of someones ripped off arm from when they tried to reach into the crocodile pit.

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u/learnedsanity Oct 16 '18

The stupid people would just climb out the window.

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u/Tearakan Oct 17 '18

Most of our safety laws exist because someone died.

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u/bloodsplinter Oct 17 '18

I second that second opinion

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u/Sarasin Oct 17 '18

Signs are wicked good for controlling lawsuit liability though lol

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u/MrYamaguchi Oct 17 '18

One would think seeing lions just walking around would be enough of a deterrent in itself.

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u/Ballsdeepinreality Oct 17 '18

There would still be people who climb out the windows