Assertion: quicksand | /r/HasProperty | deep
Facets:
value: more than a few feet
type: OTHER
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: It may be possible to drown in quicksand if you were to fall in over your head and couldn't get your head back above the surface, although it's rare for quicksand to be that deep.
text: The truth is, most "quicksand" is either deep mud, a quaking bog, or just spongy ground.
text: By the same token, if the quicksand were deep, as in up to your waist, it would be very difficult to extract yourself from a dense slurry, not unlike very wet concrete," said Rick Wooten, senior geologist for Engineering Geology and Geohazards for the North Carolina Geological Survey.
text: In reality, quicksand is very rarely more than a few feet deep, making it more of a messy nuisance than a life-threatening hazard.
text: Most quicksand is only a few feet deep, so drowning in it is not easy.
text: it depends on how deep the quicksand is if it is inches deep the animals will sink 2 inches if it is 50 feet deep the animal will sink 50 feet
text: The reason why you won’t sink right through is because quicksand is rarely more than a few feet deep.
text: The reason why you won’t sink right through is because quicksand is rarely more than a few feet deep.
text: Quicksand is not something to panic over, as most quicksand is no more than a couple feet deep and is not commonly fatal.
text: It may be possible to drown in quicksand if you were to fall in over your head and couldn't get your head back above the surface, although it's rare for quicksand to be that deep.
text: By the same token, if the quicksand were deep, as in up to your waist, it would be very difficult to extract yourself from a dense slurry, not unlike very wet concrete," said Rick Wooten, senior geologist for Engineering Geology and Geohazards for the North Carolina Geological Survey.
text: As quicksand is rarely more than a few feet deep, there is usually little danger of sinking below the surface.
text: it depends on how deep the quicksand is if it is inches deep the animals will sink 2 inches if it is 50 feet deep the animal will sink 50 feet
text: It may be possible to drown in quicksand if you were to fall in over your head and couldn't get your head back above the surface, although it's rare for quicksand to be that deep.
text: By the same token, if the quicksand were deep, as in up to your waist, it would be very difficult to extract yourself from a dense slurry, not unlike very wet concrete.
text: As quicksand is rarely more than a few feet deep, there is usually little danger of sinking below the surface.
text: It may be possible to drown in quicksand if you were to fall in over your head and couldn't get your head back above the surface, although it's rare for quicksand to be that deep.
text: But even if you do come across some quicksand, you are unlikely to get sucked in above your head as most quicksand is only a couple of feet deep.
text: Had this quicksand been, say, 6″2″ deep, it would have been good night
text: it depends on how deep the quicksand is if it is inches deep the animals will sink 2 inches if it is 50 feet deep the animal will sink 50 feet