No dragons in Hawaii but have our share of stoopid tourist who ignore warnings signs or verbal warnings such as at the blowhole and get too close, fall in the blowhole and die. Or they walk onto the rocks at Sharks Cove on a big North Shore day and then a big wave rakes them over the rocks.  This is different from tourists who are unaware of the dangers of Hawaii beaches without lifegaurds because there are no signs or are not warned & then get into trouble with currents and drown.  Also cannot blame tourists who are not aware of tiny little slugs who carry rat lungworm disease that infected tourists drinking a roadside stand vegetable smoothie.  Like in Indonesia the most important thing is that the tourists are warned but they disregarded the warnings and then got into trouble to protect against lawsuits and bad publicity.  Don't mean to sound cold and insensitive but with so many tourists and many getting into trouble or sick, you have to worry about lawsuit & who is at fault.