Can an Olympic swimmer get plastic surgery to turn his feet into flippers and still be permitted to compete?
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I don't think human skin is resistent enough to stand the kind of efforts real flippers do, same for the bones, so I guess they'd have to add some support wires as bones and something else as the flippers, and I don't think the olimpic comitee would allow such an implant.
Wow..I would have NEVER in my life thought of that one.interesting, actually. Good luck with that one!
WHAT A GREAT QUESTION. I WISH I WOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF THAT ONE. I CANT SEE WHY NOT MATEY. HAHA.
Have a word with that guy from OZ
I expect so.
I don't think so.he has an unfair advantage.. so he won't be able to compete and then he'll just be that weirdo with flippered feet
Yes, and a runner can also have leopard legs transplant to run faster.
They can, BUT you need a dorsal fin as well & THEY are banned by the IOC.
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