China's safety video makes "Dumb Ways to Die" look like child's play

Remember 2012's 'Dumb Ways to Die?' It's an animated video created by Metro Trains in Melbourne, Victoria, to promote railway safety. With a catchy song and whimsical scenes of cute cartoon characters setting fire to their hair, poking a stick at a grizzly bear, eating expired medicine, and using private parts as piranha bait, the video went viral, amassing over 300 million views. — Read the rest
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