In a message dated 1/28/98 8:44:30 AM, you wrote: <<"If you urinate when swimming in a South American river, you may encounter the candiru. Drawn to warmth, this tiny fish is known to follow a stream of urine to its source, swim inside the body, and flare is barbed fins. It will remain firmly embedded in the flesh until surgically removed.">> This is a true story. These fish normally parisitize fish by attaching themselves to the host fishes gills. As fish normally excrete uric acid through their gills, these fish use that as a homing device to find their host. When a person urinates into the water, this leaves a super strong scent stream to attract these fish. I don't know about you, but whenever I hear about this, I have an uncontrollable desire to cross my legs. Jeff WndrKdnomo@aol.com