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Tom Cruise faced a life-threatening moment underwater—find out what nearly derailed one of his biggest stunts yet.
Every living creature needs water to survive. And sweating, peeing, vomiting, and diarrhea all militate against optimal fluid levels, says MedlinePlus, even to the point of threatening survival.