The First Lock In The World
Who does not know the sign "Caution dog bites" that homeowners hang in the hope of deterring burglars from entering in the middle of the night and stealing? Today, as in the past, we use animals to protect our property. The First Lock In The World The first lock in the world was probably, a crocodile. In India during the reign of Emperor Anem, crocodiles were used to protect the imperial property. Huge ponds were dug around the palace, where the track repair installation Bonita Springs gold coins and valuables were kept inside large wooden boxes. The boxes were sunk in the pools' depths and contained hundreds of crocodiles that guarded the king's treasures. The crocodiles subsisted on a meager food ration to ensure they would continuously be starving. If a burglar dared to try to rob the gems from the ponds, his sentence was death, guaranteed by the starving crocodiles. The only way to get to the embedded treasures was to drug the crocodiles or kill them. Keys and...