A man found himself in a scary situation when he sunk up to his waist in quicksand-like mud while walking his dog, prompting a police rescue.

He ended up being in the mud for around 45 minutes. Prato, who is a paramedic, managed to call a friend for help, saying, “Hey, I need you to come find me; I think I'm slipping into quicksand.” ...

He ended up being in the mud for around 45 minutes. Prato, who is a paramedic, managed to call a friend for help, saying, “Hey, I need you to come find me; I think I'm slipping into quicksand.” ...

Two 12-year-old boys are now in full recovery after getting stuck in mud similar to quicksand Saturday evening in Dalton, Mass. First responders from Dalton Fire and Police Departments responded ...

Quicksand is notoriously difficult to escape from. The more a person moves, the faster they sink. By the time firefighter John Merrick arrived, the mud was at Katie Hiatt's chest and she was freezing.

He ended up being in the mud for around 45 minutes. Prato, who is a paramedic, managed to call a friend for help, saying, “Hey, I need you to come find me; I think I'm slipping into quicksand.” ...

He ended up being in the mud for around 45 minutes. Prato, who is a paramedic, managed to call a friend for help, saying, “Hey, I need you to come find me; I think I'm slipping into quicksand.” ...