Moving through the desert in the heat of the day

208.71.184.41 — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 19:10:35 GMT

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	Oppose: Every "WARMBLOODED" animal in the cold is attracted to fire. Cold blooded animals have no need of heat, in fact it hurts them. Why else would scorpions and other deadly animals go around in the night instead of the day?		Oppose: Every "WARMBLOODED" animal in the cold is attracted to fire. Cold blooded animals have no need of heat, in fact it hurts them. Why else would scorpions and other deadly animals go around in the night instead of the day?
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		+	Support: Cold-blooded animals which are acclimated to hot environments will actively seek out heat. In many cases, they do not feel themselves being burned by a heat source. Ex: Iguanas burn themselves when lying on hot rocks, and do not notice they are being burned.
		+	Encounters with poisonous animals occur less often than dehydration. While you have a chance of being attacked by a snake, scorpion etc, you are certain to eventually die from dehydration if a water source is not found.

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