While most trespassers are only afforded minimal duty of care from property owners—such as not deliberately setting a trap to lure and harm a trespasser—special care is afforded to child trespassers whose natural curiosity may entice them to wander onto a property. Under the attractive nuisance doctrine, property owners are required to safeguard certain features such as swimming pools, old cars, and appliances on the property to protect curious children from becoming injured.