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The force of a polar bear

An unrestrained dog flung forward in a 30mph car crash would hit the driver with as much force as a polar bear, research has shown.

The force of a polar bear? So not the force of a dog that was hurled into the air during an accident, then?

Posted by Richard Butt on June 18, 2007 03:00 PM |

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