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* Thirst (but, according to the [[Kilts|Floyd Kilts story]], the Benedictine bottle contained "water for drinking.") | * Thirst (but, according to the [[Kilts|Floyd Kilts story]], the Benedictine bottle contained "water for drinking.") | ||
* Heat stroke | * Heat stroke. | ||
* Ciguatera (fish toxin) | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciguatera Ciguatera (fish toxin)]]. | ||
* Botulism from eating canned roast mutton that has sat around in the heat since 1929 | * Botulism from eating canned roast mutton that has sat around in the heat since 1929 | ||
* Blood poisoning from infection due to coral cuts (been there, done that) | * Blood poisoning from infection due to coral cuts (been there, done that) | ||
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* Fall out of a tree while watching for ships | * Fall out of a tree while watching for ships | ||
* Etc., etc. | * Etc., etc. | ||
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Revision as of 17:22, 30 June 2010
- Thirst (but, according to the Floyd Kilts story, the Benedictine bottle contained "water for drinking.")
- Heat stroke.
- Ciguatera (fish toxin)].
- Botulism from eating canned roast mutton that has sat around in the heat since 1929
- Blood poisoning from infection due to coral cuts (been there, done that)
- Wander into lagoon silt "quick sand" (been there, done that)
- Shark attack (not very likely unless you're unlucky enough to have a run in with a visiting Tiger or Pelagic Whitetip).
- Fall out of a tree while watching for ships
- Etc., etc.