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  1. #11
    nga, sa lahat ng hosts sa animal planet, i find him the most diiferent, may matching action pa nga minsan,e!

    sa reruns nalang ulit siya mapapanood nalang

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    #12
    yung stingray diba page yun?

    dun sa probinsya ginagamit yung buntot ng page sa mga aswang

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    #13
    *city

    Exactly... but how could a stingray sting him on water? He was swimming when he was believed he was stung di ba?

    Or baka naman pag-ahon eh dun sya nakatapak kaya siya nakagat? Pero sa chest daw... argh ang gulo.

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    #14
    he got once in the hotseat nung kasam niya yung baby niya with a crocodile di ba...

    RIP

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    #15
    he got once in the hotseat nung kasam niya yung baby niya with a crocodile di ba...

    RIP

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    #16
    deadly talaga pag sa chest tinamaan...do a search on stingrays...
    tsk tsk sayang talaga...ibang klase talaga ang passion nya sa kanyang profession...the way he handled the crocs, talagang nakakabilib!!!

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    #17
    Didn't know it was him till I checked the news link and saw the pic. Oks nga yung passion niya for what he did. A sad thing what happened.

    RIP
    Last edited by Autobeat; September 4th, 2006 at 02:26 PM.

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    #18
    From the experts:

    "What you see is what you get" is an expression that doesn’t always apply. This is true of the stingray that seemingly has no visible barb stinger. But don’t be deceived! According to Dr. Bob Shipp, Ph.D. professor of the University of Alabama and authority on fishes of the Gulf of Mexico, the barb may be concealed within a sheathlike tail wrapping, depending on its size and species. The barb, or spine, according to Dr. Shipp, can grow back if broken off, and is actually a modified scale, armored with recurved serrations that are as sharp as razors. The stingray has the ability to whip its tail up over its back and strike a victim. During the strike the tail sheath covering instantly moves back to expose the barb, located about one third the way down its tail (bluntnose and Atlantic species). In some instances it can whip its tail around a victim to exert a more powerful blow.

    Never underestimate the penetrating ability of a stingray’s barb, even on the smallest of stingrays. The stingray’s barb is designed to penetrate virtually all sorts of dense materials, including wood and leather. And as unbelievable as it may seem, it’s been documented that large stingrays are able to drive a barb through a boat’s wooden planks or completely through a persons arm or leg.

    According to Dr. Shipp, when a stingray strikes, it either removes its barb entirely, or breaks it off inside of the victim. When this occurs, doctors must probe the wound to make sure all particles have been removed, so the injury will not result in gangrene. In cases where the barb deeply penetrated, the wound must be enlarged to make sure it is properly cleaned.

    Aside from the pain and serious laceration caused by the razor-sharp barb, which can sever arteries and possibly an Achilles tendon, a poison is released that can produce a drastic decrease in blood pressure, increased pulse, dizziness and possible shock.


    http://www.jerrylabella.com/stingray.html

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    #19
    Quote Originally Posted by EL Chicane View Post
    Monday September 4, 02:28 PM
    Steve Irwin dead in stingray attack
    By 7News
    Nooh! This is tragic for my fellow aussies bec this guy's larger than life back home. Watched him in person perform his stunts on his sanctuary in Sunshine Coast 3 years ago with Terri and his kid Bindi standing nearby where we stood. And if you think he's enthusiasm's over the top in front of the camera, then you should've seen him behind it. This guy's fully animated and there's no one like him around these days doing documentaries on animals, and I guess there'll never be. Rest in peace, mate.

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    #20
    tsk tsk tsk kawawa naman.

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Animal Planet host/Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin Killed by Sting Ray