90% of the time, yes.
Yes, more people survive being struck by lightning than die from it. Typically, around 90% of people survive being struck by lightning, but may suffer long-term health effects.
Yes, but you will probably have severe burns.
Yes, it is possible to get struck by lightning at sea. If struck, the severity of the injuries would depend on various factors such as the strength of the lightning, where it strikes the body, and the immediate medical attention received. It is possible to survive a lightning strike but it can be fatal in some cases.
Yes, cats can survive being struck by lightning. Their chances of survival largely depend on factors such as how close they were to the strike and any resulting injuries. Seeking immediate veterinary care is crucial if a cat has been struck by lightning, even if they appear unharmed.
Surviving a lightning strike does not give you super powers. In fact, being struck by lightning can cause serious injuries or even death. It's important to take precautions to avoid lightning strikes and stay safe during storms.
No, not everyone who is struck by lightning dies. While lightning strikes can be fatal, many people survive with a range of injuries, from temporary loss of consciousness to permanent disabilities. Immediate medical attention is crucial for increasing the chances of survival and reducing potential long-term effects.
Yes, lightning has struck close to me before.
Albert Einstein was never struck by lightning. This is a common misconception.
Struck by Lightning - 1990 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG
The chances of getting struck by lightning in a given year are about 1 in 500,000.
Don't go out when it is lightning? :/
They get struck by lightning.