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Veterinarian Sits in Parked Car For 30 Minutes to Prove How Hot it Gets in the Summer

  • Kimber StreamsKimber Streams
  • July 16, 2013

In this 2012 video, veterinarian Ernie Ward sits in a parked car in a summer day to find out how hot it gets and to prove how dangerous it is to leave pets and children unattended. With all four windows cracked a couple inches, the car reaches 117 degrees in just 30 minutes.

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