... The unfamiliarity factor may also explain why many countries (e.g., northern countries like the UK, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, and Finland with cold open waters year round) report that their residents' drowning fatality risks are higher while out of the country (Guse, Cortes, Hargarten, & Hennes, 2007;Cornall, Howie, Mughal, Sumner, Dunstan, Kemp, & Sibert, 2005;Garssen, Hoogenboezem, & Bierens, 2008). Concomitantly, countries with popular beach destinations, such as Australia and New Zealand, report that international visitors are overrepresented in their drowning statistics (Morgan, Ozanne-Smith, & Triggs, 2008). Furthermore, simply being out of one's own setting may be a risk factor; in Iran and China, tourists or immigrants within their own countries are at higher risk for drowning (Saberi Anary, Sheikhazadi, & Ghadyani, 2010;Wang, Smith, Stallones, & Xiang, 2010). ...