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This Twitter Account Is About All Things Creepy, And Here Are 40 Of Their Most Chilling Posts
Interview
The moment we start being truly honest with ourselves is the moment we realize that many of us have a very deep fascination with the strange and the bizarre. Cuteness and wholesomeness are fine, but the darker aspects of the world are weirdly entrancing as well.
That’s where the aptly-named 'Creepy’ Twitter account, @CreepyOrg, comes in. The social media project does exactly what it says on the tin and shares unsettling content from all around the web. We’ve collected some of the best photos to share with you, and believe us, some of these are going to make your skin crawl and will send shivers tap-dancing down your spine. Say your prayers, put on your armor, and let’s scroll down into the abyss together.
Bored Panda wanted to learn more about the 'Creepy' project, so we got in touch with its founder, who was happy to tell us all about it. You'll find our full interview with them as you read on!
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TonyTee 2 years ago
That’s a good way to put it and I concur, looks like this parrot hangs around that street lamp in Wroclaw
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Sarah Turney 2 years ago (edited)
My current spirit animal. Yesterday it was a frolicking dolphin. Today feels like a dracula parrot day #moods
The ‘Creepy’ social media project has been wildly successful so far. Created just a few short months ago, in February 2023, the page has already racked up 143.3k followers.
The founder of the 'Creepy' Twitter account told us that they're a frequent reader of Bored Panda. "I have a great passion for creepy things in general, but what inspired me to create a community in this niche was when I bought the domain name http://creepy.org last year through an auction," they told us the story behind the page.
"My first thought was to create a site about morbid curiosities and oddities, but due to lack of time, I abandoned the project and focused on a Twitter account instead. That's how the 'Creepy' Twitter page was born, and now I use the http://creepy.org domain to redirect to it," they said.
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TonyTee 2 years ago (edited)
Yeah, it took me a minute to realize what I was looking at
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Rosie 2 years ago
Almost ran one over once in Plant City (part of Tampa, FL). This was crossing a regular street, middle of the day, no water bodies anywhere (except people's pools, I guess). Saw the car ahead of me swerve around the "log" & slowed down. It literally roared at me as I drove by.
Elizabeth VanDyke 2 years ago
Watch your step in Florida. There are more sinister things lurking than alligators.
ⳜƝⰙⱲꝒ𐤠ⱤƊⱿⱿ 2 years ago
I had a heart attack when i saw the pic like dang i wouldn't have seen that
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Sherri Mantooth Bagwell 2 years ago
That mud has nostrils showing....plus sharp teeth and a tail to help knock you out that you can't see.
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Eva Verde 2 years ago
Wrocław. Looked like Beksiński's art. Shame it got uniformized :/
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BeepBoop is Lonely (she/they) 2 years ago
you weren't supposed to help her!
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We were curious to get the curator's thoughts on why the Twitter page became so popular, and how they choose what content to feature. They told Bored Panda that the number of followers they got in just a few months "is incredible."
"I think I was kind of lucky that my page became so popular because many big accounts started following me and retweeting my posts right from the beginning," they were very humble.
"About how I choose the images and videos I post, I must say that I'm an avid redditor and also a moderator of some large subreddits and from there I choose most of my posts."
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Rabbit Of ill Portent(she/her) 2 years ago
These birds have always freaked me out. They look like they're going to kill you and steal your soul but look very sorry to have to do so
The Ghost of Glasgow 2 years ago
I was trying to work out exactly what I thought of this bird and you just summed it up perfectly *claps*
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Gambit22 2 years ago
(sorry if the term gypsies is considered offensive, I don't really know what is and isn't offensive in today's day and age)
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BeepBoop is Lonely (she/they) 2 years ago
And the damn things are absolutely huge. I feel like they could pick me up and fly away like in one of my recurring childhood nightmares (also welcome back haha)
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DiscoqueenJ 2 years ago
I think it looks so creepy because it looks like a human with a mask on
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Bookworm 2 years ago
As far as the 'big cats' go, leopards are actually kind of small and low on the totem pole. They're very wary of taking larger prey, and much more likely to be interested in a goat than you. They still kill a fair number of people, but generally at night - leopards are highly nocturnal - and often while the person is asleep (not always.) If you encounter a leopard out in the woods during the day, it's the same general rules as black bears. If it doesn't see you or doesn't seem interested, you back away slowly and leave it alone. If it tries to approach, you make yourself look big and scary, and it hopefully decides you aren't worth the risk of injury. And never get between a mother and cubs.
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P.C. 2 years ago
One time, my sister and I were on this hill at this park, sitting in a tree that leaned over the downhill. Suddenly, we hear a crack and my sister screams and jumps off the tree. So do I. We both look up and see this squirrel carcass hanging limply on a branch, and the predatory bird that dropped it :,) it was completely gutted out, all skin and fur. My sister was RIGHT UNDER IT, but was saved from getting hit in the head by it thanks to the only branch in the tree clearing. At first, we didn’t even know WHAT it was…
Finally, the creator of the 'Creepy' project on Twitter shared their thoughts on why so many people are fascinated by dark and weird things. "It happens because when we are terrified, the brain releases a hormone called dopamine, which some people find thrilling," they told Bored Panda.
"Also, creepy stuff is often intriguing: is the devil real, are ghosts real, does hell exist? Humans have a tendency to find solutions to everything, but these are questions humans don't have a definitive answer for yet."
#7
Crystal Kelley 2 years ago
I would love to crop out the person standing there and have the image hanging on my wall
#8
Bronze Republic 2 years ago
I now prefer my nature preserved totally free of human additions.
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Loverboy 2 years ago
Imagine you're just walking late at night and you see one of these, and it turns it's head towards you slowly. seeing this while tripping would be insane
Mimi La Souris 2 years ago
not the worst they did : https://www.regisophie.com/dolomede/ ... brrrrrrrrrr
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Crystal Kelley 2 years ago
I love this. The image is stunning and the cause is so cool. Learn something new everyday
RedMarbles 2 years ago
Yeah, I'm guessing there have been a lot of mystical interpretations of this phenomenon.
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martymcmatrix 2 years ago (edited)
The "Brocken" is the highest elevation in the Harz mountains, after all 1142 m above sea level. In GDR times, this was also the border to the FRG. If you are interested in further information on the subject of the Brocken spectre, follow the link below and you will be amazed of how much influence the phenomenon has had on various well-known artists, writers and naturalists → https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brocken_spectre
It’s easy to see why it’s so popular—the curator of the page has a single-minded focus. They invite Twitter users to “explore the dark corners of the world through weird videos, historical oddities, and unexplained mysteries.” The account is a window into some of the most peculiar and uncomfortable aspects of life on Earth. And we’re here for it.
As we’ve analyzed on Bored Panda previously, our brains actually prefer hearing negative information to positive stories. So tales about anger, greed, promiscuity, and depravity are going to stimulate us more than those about kindness. It’s how we’re wired. (And it’s why good news stories don’t do as well as the opposite, in the media.)
#10
Nurichwersonst 2 years ago
I probably would forgot about the spikes and scratch my head nonetheless. 😅
Boris Long-Johnson 2 years ago
They’d still be useful for women in London what with the met being a “bit rapey”.
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Androgyny Lunacy 2 years ago
That isn't creepy. He is so cute!! I love geckos. The African fat-tailed gecko is the best ever. They're very docile and will just chill with you.
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Gandalf the Pink 2 years ago
The real creepy thing here is that this is one of the least damaged skulls from the battle of Visby. Visby closed the gates and locked their militia consisting of mainly untrained citizens outside to be slaughtered by the incoming infantry. That museum collection has some very gruesome skulls.
R 2 years ago
We are still angry. Every day and generation since that slaughter at year 1361
Load More Replies... Some people also enjoy hearing about the darker aspects of humankind because it can help contextualize and normalize their own negative traits. And since none of us are perfect, it makes sense that content that shines the spotlight on some of the less-than-savory aspects of humankind can make us feel better about our own mistakes and shortcomings.
What’s more, dark internet content and true crime shows can also let the audience experience fear in a completely safe environment. Meanwhile, some folks enjoy temporarily exploring the minds of those who have done horrific things. It’s a way to explore the worst parts of people who go beyond social norms, without having to descend into madness.
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Katie Lutesinger 2 years ago
If you don't take it out and use it, it's going to rust
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Katie Lutesinger 2 years ago
I'm not religious at all but I always did like that old funeral prayer that goes something like "man that is born of woman hath but a short time to live and is most full of misery. He cometh up but is cast back down like the flowers of the field, and never continueth in one stay".
Old Roadie 2 years ago (edited)
Ah ...my great-grandmother had this on her husband's tombstone. Cool to see it again. I STILL want to add Burma Shave underneath it.
Mariele Scherzinger 2 years ago
I saw this same writing in Rome, at the Capuchin Crypt. Talk about humbling.
Shannon Hawks 2 years ago
in Dartmouth Massachusetts there is an historical society sign on the graveyard fence. lol
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Shyla Bouche 2 years ago
That is an ugly animal, although I daresay he would think the same of me.
Lance LaRocque 2 years ago
Each of those bumps is likely a male anglerfish that has bitten the female and became one with the female. https://animalsfyi.com/life-of-a-male-anglerfish-endless-sex-or-dead-end/#:~:text=Those%20lumps%20are%20all%20that,comes%20from%20the%20female's%20blood.
BeepBoop is Lonely (she/they) 2 years ago (edited)
the largest species of anglerfish, Ceratias holboelli, females can reach up to 3.9 feet in length (1.2 metres), which is about 7 bananas (6.69 bananas to be exact) So they're not actually that big like I was personally expecting haha
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Omima mimi miki 2 years ago
dude every time i see these ( since I was kid) I still can't imagine what's in deep space - Those things freak me out. I try to find the beauty in it - but but but i can't...i just can'T ;(
LittleWombat 2 years ago
It would be SOOO amazing to see in person something that exists so out of reach from human eyes!!
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Loverboy 2 years ago
I doubt a shotgun would stop this absolute f*****g monster of a bear. Just curl up in a ball and give up.
Nikolaj Christensen 2 years ago
"Peter... bring out the anti bear .50 cal... we might need it!"
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There’s an evolutionary reason why we enjoy creepy and scary content, too. Throughout the majority of humankind’s history, there was a constant threat to people’s lives. So human beings were naturally very aware of any potential dangers. However, in many parts of the world today, folks are rarely threatened. True crime shows, for instance, help people explore fear and evil while still staying in their comfort zones. After all, in small doses, scary photos and unsettling stories pose no real danger.
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Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
whatever you do, do not google the skull of a toddler.
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SkyBlueandBlack 2 years ago
Okay, this beats those scary kids' skulls showing both sets of teeth.
Nay Wilson 2 years ago
I had this when I was younger. Before I could have a brace fitted I had to have 8 teeth removed. Not fun
LittleWombat 2 years ago
That sounds so miserable! I'm sorry you had to go through that!
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Patty Corbett 2 years ago
My daughter has this problem. She has 6 extra incisors on each side of her front teeth. She got the two top ones removed, only to have the other two start shoving teeth out of the way causing a lot of pain. It’s definitely not pleasant.
LittleWombat 2 years ago
I'm sorry your daughter went through that (and you too!). I hope she's better now!
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LadySparre 2 years ago
Our Crown Prince is actually fully trained as a "Special Forces Dementor" Absolutely Wicked Physique on those prime specimens of Danish Men 🔥
Ozymandias73 2 years ago
Okay, if they sent them in for a job, the sight of them alone would make people give up. Screw that! "Eyes" glowing beneath their masks....pft, fuh-ged-aboud-it!
Nikolaj Christensen 2 years ago
Well.. you are NOT supposed to see them, in fact that would be problematic...
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Kiyeli Panda 2 years ago
Such nets are used to mask heat mapping. Makes the face non-clear a colder read to heat-cameras
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Auntriarch 2 years ago
Fell off the plate? Are you sure it wasn't helped a little
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WildFlower 2 years ago
Charity Hospital in New Orleans. It's a Christmas tree. The hospital closed after Hurricane Katrina and never reopened.
Majungasaurus 2 years ago
Check near the bottom right side of the hospital, it almost looks like there’s another room with a light
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Mysteries and bizarre content also offer the audience a problem that needs to be solved, whether that’s figuring out the historical context for a peculiar photo or putting the clues together along with a show’s detectives in order to see justice done. It’s an emotional rollercoaster that temporarily makes people forget about all the anxiety and problems in their real lives.
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Riani Kivela 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure this would have been done by the family to protect their loved one from grave robbers. There used to be a whole industry in stealing bodies and selling them to medical schools because there were not enough criminals being executed to meet demand.
Fat Harry 2 years ago
Yes, it's this. People like Burke and Hare (the "resurrection men") would steal bodies and sell them to doctors and medical schools. At the time, only convicted criminals could be legally dissected and there weren't enough of those. Eventually though, Burke and Hare decided it was easier to cut out the middle man.
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Jaaawn 2 years ago
He's done nothing. We have these (and watchtowers) in our older graveyards in Edinburgh. They were to prevent body snatching.
Monday 2 years ago
Well that means he lived a loved enough life that his family cared enough to pay extra to protect him. He clearly did something right.
Load More Replies... minnieslave0 2 years ago
That's to stop graverobbers stealing the body to sell for dissection.
Bob Brezniak 2 years ago
I've also read that there was a fear of people rising from the dead, so they thought they would be able to lock them away in their grave...especially those they thought to be vampires.
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Kathleen R. 2 years ago
Most water is always moving. If you want to dry out a place with moving water, you stop the new water from draining in (build a dam) and allow the moving water left to simply drain out (not being replaced with new, flowing water.) If the water is not moving very much (like swamps) swamps still have borders. Dig drainage trenches at any place on the border of the swamp, LOWER than the level of the swamp water level and the border height. Gravity will cause the water in the swamp to drain out.
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DadManBlues 2 years ago
Freezing. The bird froze on the branch, its claws clinging to the bark of the tree. The body decomposed, the legs mummified.
Lemme get the lemons 2 years ago
I think this is from it freezing to death and then breaking off. Might be wrong though
Jessie 2 years ago
But then why would the claws and part of the leg still be there? Doesn’t make sense.
Load More Replies... However, like with any other content, people shouldn’t overindulge in true crime shows or other forms of unsettling media. Your stress levels and emotional balance are going to thank you for that. Consuming too much scary content, too frequently, can desensitize you. As a result, you may feel less empathetic toward others, more aggressive, or more afraid of your everyday surroundings.
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Faith Nicole 2 years ago
When I flip my phone upside down, he becomes a curious, adorable seal again 😍
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David Wambold 2 years ago
Paris decided that to expand it needed to get rid of graveyards to make room for building. The catacombs of Paris have 6,000,000 dead. Many people got bored and there are many sculptures made of bones and this guy I guess.
LesAnimaux 2 years ago
I hope there is a sign somewhere at the entrance warning people that THIS THING IS THERE
Kevin J. Henning 2 years ago
The French sure seem to love scaring the s**t out of people. Good for them!!
Wysteria_Rose 2 years ago
That is the creepiest thing I've ever seen. That artist is diabolical.
Embla Jóhannesdóttir 2 years ago
NO I WILL NOT BE WALKING THRU THERE IF ONE OF THEM EVEN DARES TO LIFT THEIR PINKIE
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Bill Swallow 2 years ago
I've had them about 3 - 4 times in my life, and on the first one, I thought I was dying. The most recent one was weird - it was the only one that *never* hurt. It was about a half-inch, and thus too big to pass. They dealt with it via 'Laser Lithotripsy' - running a thin fiber optic probe up into the kidney that acted as a camera to let them see what was going on, and as a laser gun, so basically they were playing a game of 'Asteroids' with it. Broke it up nice and small, hey, presto, no more stone. The aftermath was no problem at all.
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Philly Bobcat 2 years ago
No wonder they flippin hurt so bad... hundreds of sharp, pointy blades zipping down. OW (Yes, I've had them!)
Demongrrrrl 2 years ago
When I told my doctor that I've had kidney stones in the past, she said *Now you know how it feels to give birth."
Sherri Mantooth Bagwell 2 years ago
Your Dr was right! I'd rather have 12 babies w/o pain meds than to have/pass a kidney stone. I've managed to pass all of them in the last 32yrs.
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Fat Harry 2 years ago
I've seen this photo before. This particular one appears to have alopecia.
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Jaaawn 2 years ago (edited)
And yet some stupid people think raising them from babies will somehow 'humanize' them. Mofos will end up ripping your face off. Do these look like a sentient being that wants to wear childrens tshirts and dungarees?!
Adam El Helweh 2 years ago
and u should ESPECIALLY not drug them with xanax or any other drug, as that's what happened with the Charla Nash incident. what's wrong with some ppl?
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Water dog 2 years ago
I've seen a male chimpanzee rip a thick logging chain apart in a temper tantrum.
Allen Packard 2 years ago
Just so we are clear. A chimpanzee will mutilate your face, groin etc. They are not good pets.
Jaaawn 2 years ago
Can you imagine?! Dressed as Richard Simmons, wig and all.
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ℕ𝕚𝕔𝕠 (WiggleJiggle) They/them 2 years ago
Fascinating how similar they look to humans in terms of muscular structure and stuff!
Cyber Returns 2 years ago
'I can snap a man in half. Pull down a tree. Throw a coconut 2 miles with spot on accuracy. Right now, though, my bum is cold, and I would really love a pair of trousers'
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David Wambold 2 years ago
Tonic shock immobility. If you can flip a shark over they become immobile.
SkyBlueandBlack 2 years ago
No shock, it's just called tonic immobility. And yeah, but it takes an orca to do it to a great white.
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Patty Corbett 2 years ago
Never underestimate humans ability to create pain and suffering on each other.
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Casey Payne 2 years ago
They should scrub those turnscrews clean or replace them before they use them again. Otherwise it would be a nasty case of tetanus and nobody wants that.
Lolly Gagger 2 years ago
It never ceases to amaze me the insanely creative ways people come up with to hurt others.
Mimi La Souris 2 years ago
you will notice that they kindly left room for the jaw to open and scream
In_the_gorge 2 years ago
Why would they put in the effort to make forehead wrinkles? That seems like a silly nuance.
Jessie 2 years ago
Because when you scream your forehead moves and the skin needs somewhere to go.
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Which of these pics unsettled you the most, Pandas? Were there any that you thought were incredibly creepy but you couldn’t avoid looking at them? How much do you personally enjoy bizarre and mysterious internet content? Feel free to swing by the comment section to share your thoughts with all the other readers.
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Hutt'nKloas 2 years ago (edited)
Tardigrade laughs silently..............
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Lance LaRocque 2 years ago
That's one way to minimize the number of predators that will eat you.
Xristophoros Collom 2 years ago
Chrysomallon squamiferum, commonly known as the scaly-foot gastropod ... the shell is actually made from calcium carbonate, not iron. Not as sexy, but more accurate. They do live near hydrothermal vents on the seafloor, and the scales are unique to them among the many thousands of known / yet-to-be-discovered species of marine snails!
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Sheryl Thompson 2 years ago
SERIOUSLY ?? The length of those limbs do NOT belong to a Hedgehog !!
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PeeledPotato 2 years ago
The good thing is that humans cannot be affected by the cordyceps fungus
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PythonZER0 2 years ago
The Cordyceps genus of fungi are quite interesting, and also horrifying. instead of taking over the brain, it forces the muscles to expand and retract, so the infected insect still holds on to a leaf or branch after death.
Jared Robinson 2 years ago
Oh but we have nothing to worry about, sure pull the other one, it's got bells on.
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AJay 2 years ago
Judging by the fact that his lungs are no longer in his body, I will have to think that you are right. That poor kid and his poor parents, this is a sad way for anyone to die.
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Can you imagine how difficult it was, as parents whose little toddler child just died this horrible way, to make the generous decision to donate this part of his/her little body to science to hopefully warn others about this danger? That had to be incredibly difficult. And so generous of them. RIP little child!
martymcmatrix 2 years ago
A good example that evolution is evolving very, very slow, but always in a sinsible manner. Developing a tracheal bifurcation was good, but only if something like seen in the picture wouldn't be happening...
Doodles1983 2 years ago
When parents say “I know the size of my kids throat.” Um. No. You don’t.
Sherri Mantooth Bagwell 2 years ago
Retired nurse here. They most certainly do not. If they did they would be cutting toddler foods into tiny pieces, not giving them peanuts, popcorn, hard candy.
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Ruby White 2 years ago
he breathed it in or something or did he swallow it wrong???? HOW DID THIS HAPPENNNNNN
Monday 2 years ago
Swallowed wrong and choked. Horrible to think of how easily something like this can happen. Humans are so hardy and so bloody fragile all at once.
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Bonnie Buttons 2 years ago
What does "reanimated" mean? That suggests movement, and if that's the case, I just can't...
Ozymandias73 2 years ago
Kind of zombielike. To "bring back to life" more or less.
Load More Replies... BeepBoop is Lonely (she/they) 2 years ago
ik it looks so soft! Like a tarantula
Load More Replies... PythonZER0 2 years ago (edited)
Oh BOy, I love the cordyceps genus. absolutely horrifying and can infect many kinds of insect or bug. not humans though, our immune systems are very secure. Edit: added additional sarcasm
VeninTheNonBinaryRogue 2 years ago
i know you’re being sarcastic but cordyceps is genuinely my favorite type of fungus. i think they’re so cool and interesting :)
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ThatRandomGuy 2 years ago
این جنیفر است، شکست بزرگ شما در تلویزیون! (THIS IS IT JENNIFER, YOUR BIG BREAK IN TV!)
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Bethany Heller 2 years ago
Already there by the looks of things. I've had friends get trenchfoot just from not changing their socks often enough while working kitchen staff, this is a far sight worse
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Thomas Klobucnik 2 years ago
This is actually a physiological response to being wet. It only happens to your palms and the bottoms of your feet. It improves grip and traction in wet environments. Unfortunately, when confined in a boot, it also makes it easier for fungus to get a foothold, so to speak ...
Sharkie 2 years ago
You cannot always change shoes. If you are on a long journey on foot in the nature and something happens to your foot or shoe, sometimes the only option is to continue to get to civilization. I remember a few tourist trips, where I had to continue for hours with minor foot injury because it happened in the middle of nowhere and I was with a group of younger kids and had to help to lead them to safety. I got to doctor after everyone was safely in our camp.
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Lakota Wolf 2 years ago (edited)
"An eye test showed his vision was 20/200 in his left eye — the threshold for being 'legally blind' in the United States." So... not really :( Luckily, this man had successful iridoplasty to fix the position of his iris, and years later, no glaucoma or detaching of the repaired iris was reported.
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SmooshyFries 2 years ago
Ohh, I'm sorry. I remember a young man I had to train to wear hard contacts to help slow it down but he hated them and didn't wear them. My brother in law who was the optometrist I worked for, said the young man would eventually go blind. Again, I'm sorry you have this
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Jared Robinson 2 years ago
They f*****g should have, If they seriously preserved this it's f*****g sick.
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Carrie Henderson 2 years ago
Why protect and keep it? He wasn't a celebrity. His crimes don't merit him being remembered like this.
Lakota Wolf 2 years ago
I think they did that to prevent people from chipping it off and stealing it to sell it as a "souvenir". Personally I'm all for preserving mementos of horrific acts and horrific people, if only to serve as a reminder that humans can do monstrous things to each other, lest we forget. I'd rather remind people that Ted Bundy existed and that he was a sick, twisted a-hole who deserved to die slowly and painfully than to erase all signs that he lived and was finally brought to justice.
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Bro this just sent me on a deep search on what he did and we should all burn it
Your Neighborhood Alien 2 years ago
I'm surprised they let him do that. I figure someone was watching him!
Chia 2 years ago
No so much since he escaped from custody twice. You would certainly think so, though.
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Naomi van Nijnatten 2 years ago
And that's anorher 6 months added to your sentence Mr. Bundy...
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Admiral Graf Spee he/him 2 years ago
yes the human race can do terrible things
Load More Replies... Mariele Scherzinger 2 years ago
Bisons were hunted down to create grazing grounds for cows. Also, to take away the main food source of the native tribes that hunted them, also unwanted in the expanding American nation.
David Wambold 2 years ago
Railroads paid people to shoot buffalo during westward expansion. Often would ride on the railroads and shoot any that they saw. One of them was "Buffalo" Bill Cody. That's where he got his nickname.
JessieJ&LilyLovebug 2 years ago
They were hunted beyond necessity in order to deprive the Native North American Tribes for whom they were a major part of their diet, as well as all the other uses they had for them, like their hides a shelter and clothing.
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Pride Bean️ 2 years ago
Absolutely disgusting what they used to do to people with mental disorders or people with mental ill health
Lord of the laserprinter. 2 years ago
No really, you are looking at this picture with years of accumulating knowledge, these guys, they simply did no better.
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waddles (they/them) 2 years ago
that seems like it would be a lot of things and none of those things are calming
Shyla Bouche 2 years ago
Hi Waddles! The sheets were soaked in ice water, and the naked patient was wrapped so tightly they couldn't move. Standard treatment time was four hours. The shock would sometimes help a patient having a break refocus and regroup, but not often enough to justify the treatment.
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Let’s All Just Try And Be Decent 2 years ago
Honestly mental health nurses doing anything they think will help people in the NHS right now would be great. You can have a third level urgent mental health assessment and tell them you are ready to go and end yourself that day, and they will say, "okay, go home and we'll send you a letter for another assessment in a few weeks." The mental health system in England right now is absolutely disgusting. People who SHOULD be locked up, for HELP, or their own protection, aren't. Because of lack of funds. Sickening.
Nezuko_Chan 2 years ago
When I was about 6 I got some blood taken out for some kind of medical thing (figure something out) and when they were about to do it I started running around the room and trying to hide they ended up bringing I 3 other nurses rapping me up in a blanket and keeping me there while they took the sample
Moya Satterwhite 2 years ago
Now they live on the streets, in the wealthiest country in the world.
Celesta 2 years ago
I can ALMOST see the workings of this...but it was just so flawed, at best. The added weight of the water/liquid, combined with the swaddling would act almost like a modern weighted blanket, which DOES sooth many neuro divergent people. Unfortunately what beneficial aspects there, were nullified by the WET not to mention the all around horror show that was "psychiatry" then
Marnie 2 years ago
Plus, just because it would help a nuero divergent person, that does not mean it would help someone with whatever mental illness brought these people to the hospital. (By neuro divergent did you mean autistic? Because they are not one and the same.)
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Mental Liberals 2 years ago
They should try it again with all politicians! They are mentally ill...
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Michael Largey 2 years ago
Could have been a coven of sheriff-worshipers.
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Loverboy 2 years ago
This is clearly just a devil's trap, he's protecting his home not cursing it. Anyone who watches Supernatural knows this /s
Shelby Jackson 2 years ago
I decided that before I put the drywall up in my kitchen I'm putting the anti possession symbol and a few others on the walls.
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Where's_My_Adderall 2 years ago
I'm gonna be honest, this might not be a bad thing. depends on what it was used for. (as a practicing witch.)
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Andy 2 years ago
This one is a fake unfortunately. The side show who had "discovered" it tried to tell it to the Smithsonian, who's tests showed it wasn't real (for example the "skin" was made using gelatin)
Lee Kerr 2 years ago
Somehow faking a giant mummy is creepier than actually discovering a real one
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Casey Payne 2 years ago
"Dammit. We have to retake the photo. Not only did I cut off the head, but can someone tell Rufus to not mock the fake corpse this time? We are trying to look like decent people here."
Chewie Baron 2 years ago
The second height mentioned was the last recorded height of Robert Ludlow, the tallest person ever to be recorded.
Georgia Moir 2 years ago
Ikr, by 1895 there were people living near San Diego from all parts of the globe. What evidence is there that this person was from the country of India? If Creepy was referring to Indigenous Americans, then they need to be educated on modern language customs.
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Julie 2 years ago
There are loads of skeletons found they were over 8ft tall especially early 1900s
RedMarbles 2 years ago
I can't find any reputable scientific sites documenting this.
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Norm Gilmore 2 years ago
We do. Entitled to 52 weeks parental leave (26 weeks primary caregiver leave and a further 26 weeks extended leave) flag-new-z...75152a.png 
Leigh 2 years ago
They hold the egg in their body till it hatches. The last week they can't even move.
Gandalf the Pink 2 years ago
Kiwi birds aren't extinct and somehow they still lost at evolution
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martymcmatrix 2 years ago
Well, Cordyceps fungus is something to be afraid of. But there are still way more unsettling and creepy things out there.
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David Wambold 2 years ago
Based on fossil evidence, the longest crocodile ever to live was a Sarcosuchus imperator, who measured 40 feet long and weighed 17,600 pounds. Had to live in water because of its size.
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Gandalf the Pink 2 years ago (edited)
Another creepy Thoth thing: According to myth, before Thoth gave humanity written language he gave a stark warning it would poison our ability to memorize and retain information accurately, if not used very very carefully. It could become a power to deceive rather than to enlighten. Pretty foreboding in today's world of disinformation.
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I'm.Just.A.Girl 2 years ago
Can you imagine having the worst itch? You would have to improvise. I mean I'm sure they have it figured out. but as someone with nails, it's crazy to think
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mhoulden 2 years ago
"Are you my mummy?" (Those old WWII gas masks had asbestos in the filters so they probably did more harm than good)
Pedantic Panda 2 years ago
The army should have wore these, would surely scare the hell out of the enemy.
Capybara with a cat 2 years ago
I've seen this so many times now and it doesn't get less scary
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HelluvaHedgehogAlien 2 years ago
Similar to the skeleton of my hedgehog brethren riiiight above
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Jaaawn 2 years ago
Despite the back story that it was found in a house in Wyoming, that story has been determined to be BS. It's a prop from the 2014 movie Hercules.
fro_st puppy 2 years ago
Looked it up! Apparently made from human spines discovered in a basement, although some sources did suggest it was fake.
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