Other experts suggest a different sort of "ducking" --having the children hold their heads and curl up next to a large, low solidly built piece of furniture on a side where it won't easily tip over, using this piece of furniture to break the fall of debris. Even if badly crushed, the furniture would likely provide some space, space which might be enough to keep a child alive.
因此另一種「躲」的方式，是抱頭縮緊在重心低而堅固的傢具旁邊（要選擇不易傾倒的一側），讓傢具替你擋掉建築物倒塌的力量，因為傢具再怎麼被壓扁也會留有縫隙，說不定這就是一個存活空間。