Heeding instructions, Villalobos rolled "under a hot wire to safety, " and the tiger backed off, Breheny said.

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The chemical reaction producing the oxygen is started at one end with either a hot wire and power or a small cap.

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"Think of it as an opportunity to hot-wire any car in an airport parking lot without having the key, " says Lief.

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It appeared as if carved out of stone, but in fact was made of vast segments of hot-wire-cut polystyrene with a light beech veneer.

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That was where he learned how to fight, how to hot-wire a car with a piece of foil, how to pick locks, and how to make a zip gun using a snapped-off automobile radio antenna, which, in those days, was just thick enough to barrel a .22-calibre bullet.

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Nor can they grasp why anyone would live in a hot, sandy, bombarded enclave, surrounded by barbed wire and watchtowers, much less put their children in such danger.

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