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2 years ago

What should you do if you get caught in quicksand

Physics

1 answer:

balandron [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

-you have to make yourse;f as light as possible so toss your bag, jacket, and shoes.

-Try to take a few steps backwards.

-Keep your arms up and out of the quicksand.

-Try to reach for a branch or person's hand to pull yourself out.

-Take deep breaths.

-Move slowly and deliberately.

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