i think he is...

Nauki, you do realize the record is 110C for 16 minutes right?

it's dead, and they captured 4-5

its not lol. old saunas had 80-90c + one water per minute, and there record is 21-22 minute made in 199x. new sauna rules is 110+ and water per 30sec.
u realize russia rand died after 6.30 min in these saunas. record is 4.xx (under 4.30) made in 2011

new sauna rules came in early 2000 2001 or smthing

This post was edited by do_NaUKI on Jun 16 2016 07:09am

they sit just over 6 minute

It's still a dumb and frankly kind of an arrogant policy. Like we expect bears to be naturally afraid of us and if one eats us it's like they're deciding to try some kind of ethnic food for the first time and getting hooked.

We're walking bags of flesh and meat. Doesn't take a psychopath bear or alligator to see that humans are a viable food source. If they're not dangerous til they taste human flesh then why do they attack in the first place...?

well the logic is, once they attack once, they'll keep attacking

most just ignore humans

lol logic

And that's shit logic lol. Obviously something happened to lead them to attack in the first place. That's the kind of logic that gets beloved pets put down because people don't realize you can't just hover over a dog then stick your hands in its face without it getting uncomfortable.

People are acting like this alligator came sprinting out of the woods and grabbed the kid in some sort of drive by child snatcher scenario. The kid was too close to their habitat and/or hunting grounds and they did what they know to do, grab the squishy wiggling meaty thing and eat it. The whole "taste for human blood" thing belongs in vampire flicks. It saw food, it ate the food. There's nothing special about the fact that it was a human because obviously that didn't deter it in the first place.

This post was edited by dxlightning on Jun 16 2016 09:45am

Meh, it's not like there's a shortage of alligators anyway. Now if it was an American Crocodile that killed someone, sure, I can understand the arguments for not killing it given they're endangered. But American alligators? There's just so fucking many of them.