So recently a huge, and I mean huge roller coaster named the Ultimate from a U.K. theme park struck and decapitated the head of a baby dear Saturday morning. Park spokesman Ripon Gazette said:
"We can confirm a young deer did unfortunately get hit by the Ultimate train yesterday and was killed instantly."Gazette also continued and said:
"A couple of visitors on the train did have spots of blood on their clothing, but no visitors commented about the incident on the day other than to show concern for the deer,...no passengers were injured in the incident."So thank God that the passengers didn't complain about the rest of the ride, but they'll just have a hell of a time getting the stains out of their clothing. Even though the ride looks really nice and not scary, is this actually a good idea to run a roller coaster 1.5 miles through a wooded area? What if like a bear or something was on the track, or a moose or something I don't know what the hell they have over there. Even so, there's always a possibility for a tree to be laying across the tracks. This isn't the first time that this coaster hit a deer, Northern Echo reports that the coaster hit a deer in 1994, but this time ripping off its legs and leaving the antlers lodged between the safety bars. This one was a little more bloody as well, as passengers came off the ride covered in blood, and a 12-year-old boy was taken to the hospital.
So Nation, what do you think do you think that this roller coaster is a good idea, or do you think that these incidents are a precursor of what might be yet to come? Let us know, but first check out the POV video below.
Source: Huffington Post
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