To drown and die, you don't need to be the t v or movie drowning. You're dying from esfixiation, and it's a water related esfixiation,. It doesn't have to be water in your lungs. But that happens to something like ten to 20 % of people who died of drowning. Most drowning victims have something like four c c s per kilogram of water in their lungs. So if you're a kid who weighs 50 pounds, it's the ree ounces of water. That was never even called dry drowning. This one is called secondary drowning. If you go to like, the c d c or the world health organization, they're like, those