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The Restatement (Second) of Torts § 520 states that


A) persons engaged in abnormally dangerous activities shall be strictly liable for injuries caused by their actions.
B) owners of ferae naturae are absolutely liable for the injuries their property causes.
C) persons undertaking abnormally dangerous activities should exercise reasonable care.
D) persons injured by abnormally dangerous activities assume the risk if they voluntarily engage in such activities.

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Abnormally dangerous activities are those that are inappropriately performed in the place in which the victim was harmed.

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Reasonable care is an important factor in wild animal injury cases.

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There must be a low risk of injury in ultrahazardous activity cases.

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Abnormally dangerous activities are inherently perilous because of the actions and devices involved.

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