THE SUNKEN CITY
Our boat continues into the river, encountering the ruins of an ancient Cambodian temple. To the boat's left, a stone stairway leads to the temple's entrance. At the top of the stairs crouches a snarling, green-eyed Bengal tiger. A long crocodile pops out of the water and snaps at the passengers. A trio of cobras sway as if prepared to strike should any of the boat's passengers approach too closely.

Ahead, at the temple's end, a huge spider web with three enormous arachnids waiting motionless for someone to enter their trap (or waiting for an eventual refurbishment when the imaginers decide to give them some animation).

FROM THE SCRIPT: "We're now entering the sunken city, This ancient civilization has been totally reclaimed by the jungle. Don't make any sudden moves! There's a tiger there on the left bank! The tiger has been known to leap over 20 feet. But don't worry, we're only 15 feet away. He'll jump right over us!" "How many of you think that is a really big spider? Okay. Now, how many of you think that spider is bigger than the one crawling on that lady's back?"

"Where I'm from , back in Michigan, we don't have Bengal tigers. We do have Detroit tigers, though, so I think I know how to deal with this guy: just keep a close eye on him and make sure he doesn't try to steal second."

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