Re:Pee, Not Chlorine, Causes Red Eyes from Swimming Pools: C...
by svrtknst on Thursday February 21, 2019 @03:51AM
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> systematically drowning rats until they aspirate water
We prefer the term "advanced interrogation techniques"
Re:Pee, Not Chlorine, Causes Red Eyes from Swimming Pools: C...
by Pristina on Thursday February 21, 2019 @04:25AM
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This gives me an idea of an online gambling site where people bet crypto on which rat will drown first. I will call it thunderpool. 2 rats enter, 1 rat leaves.
Re:Pee, Not Chlorine, Causes Red Eyes from Swimming Pools: C...
by bryanrasmussen on Thursday February 21, 2019 @06:50AM
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Place your bets if this cat in this box will be dead or alive when the box is opened at Schroedinger's online casino!
Damn, poor guy.
> "When training, a screw nut approximately 3% of their mean body weight was tied to the top end of the tail of each rat, and all rats were kept in the special pools with water of 60 cm depth (water temperature 25–30°C, pH 6.5–7.0) until fatigued (submerged below the surface for five seconds twice). The fatigued rats ceased training immediately, were removed from the water for a short break, showered with running water and then dried with hair dryers."
So, systematically drowning rats until they aspirate water, every day for twelve weeks. And they showed negative respiratory effects. Huh.