In Rango, How did the doctor know the cause of death is drowning just by putting his ear on the dead body?
No, this man wasn't shot. He was drowned!
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No, this man wasn't shot. He was drowned!
The Dr appears to also be pushing on the chest of the deceased. This would move any water in the lungs around which the Dr would hear and therefore deduce that he died via drowning.
He might not listen to the body, most likely he tries to feel if the person is still breath.
It is common that you can feel the breath of a person on your own skin better than to feel the pulse.