50 Interesting But Pretty Disturbing Things, As Shared In This Online Community
Nothing gives our brains the same kind of fireworks as watching creepy things. And if you’re not one of the horror aficionados it may be hard to understand the point of the thrill that horror gives.
But scientists say that the fright horror gives us while watching things like American Horror Story and The Walking Dead releases adrenaline, resulting in heightened sensations and surging energy. So biochemistry is to blame. And that thrill is so powerful, it’s often hard to look away.
This corner of Reddit known as “Interesting But Creepy” is a real treat for not just horror fans, but those who appreciate the darker side of our universe. The posts shared on the community range from interestingly weird to curiously macabre and they will surely give your heart rate the exercise it deserves! Psst! More creepy goodness awaits in our previous feature right here.
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Tyrano-Dude: Skilled At Deceiving And Misleading. He Will Bamboozle You
When Sperm Whales Need A Nap, They Take A Deep Breath, Dive Down About 45 Feet And Arrange Themselves Into Perfectly-Level, Vertical Patterns. They Sleep Sound And Still For Up To Two Hours At A Time Between Breaths, In Pods Of 5 Or 6 Whales, Presumably For Protection
A Thunderstorm Can Sometimes Birth A Rarely Seen Phenomenon In Earth's Atmosphere: Red Space Lightning Called Sprites That Look Like Jellyfish
Scientist Holding A Basketball Covered With Vantablack, The World's Blackest Substance
Don’t Make Eye Contact
This Is An Intact Human Nervous System That Was Dissected By 2 Medical Students In 1925. It Took Them Over 1500 Hours. There Are Only 4 Of These In The World
Thunderstorm From 30,000 Feet In The Air
Four Horned Hebridean Sheep. They Look Simply Bad A**
Spanish Dancer Sea Slug Spotted In Australia
This Amoeba I Saw Through The Microscope
A Handheld Side-View Mirror
What Michael Jackson Was Supposed To Look Like
Mummified Monk Revealed Inside 1,000-Year-Old Buddha Statue
Racoons Reaching For Cat Food Under A Table
Skeleton Of A Pregnant Fruit Bat
Someone I Know Has A Glassed Over Well In Their Kitchen From The Mid-1700s
Seeds Germinating In A Tomato
The Poison Garden (Alnwick Garden) Contains About 100 Plants That Can Actually Kill A Person
I love Alnwick Gardens! They're so beautiful. The poison garden is fascinating.
Hiroshima, Japan, 1945: This Shadow That Almost Seems Drawn On The White Of Five Steps, Tells The Last Moments Of A Person. All That Remains Is The Shadow Caused By The Flash Of The Atomic Bomb That August 6th
In 1871, This 10 Year Old Girl’s Grave Was Built With Easy Access Stairs So That Her Mother Could Comfort Her During Storms
Oldest Surviving Diving Suit, 18th Century
A Close Up Of An Ant
Just A Window Lit Up In An Abandoned Hospital
Golf Ball Vs. Doll
Sometimes People Stop In The Middle Of A Conversation To Stare At My Eye. Wonder Why
Lava That Looks Like Melted Bodies
Looks like the Ministry of magic statue in the Deathly Hallows movies
This Is A Flat Hallway
This Is What A Lethal Dose Of Fentanyl Looks Like. 2mg
Church In Louisiana
So Anyways I Found Where The Grim Reaper Lives
This Picture From Venus
Correlation Or Causation???
A Disney Gas Mask - Designed To Make Gas Mask "Less Creepy" For Children During WWII
You Want To Hear The Song Now
Rather Creepy, Funny, Interesting And Weird... This Is What Curiosity Does
This is a hoax. They are funny, though creepy and hang up quite a lot of different posters.
A Terrifying Web I Saw Above A Light Fixture A Work Today
This Castle In Spain
Too much effort to name it BP?? Butrón is a castle located in Gatika, in the province of Biscay, in northern Spain. It dates originally from the Middle Ages, although it owes its present appearance to an almost complete rebuilding begun by Francisco de Cubas in 1878. The castle has a fairy-tale look about it inspired by Bavarian castle models
The Cpr Doll’s Face Is Actually A Copy Of A 19th Century Drowned Woman’s Face
The Statue Of Flayed St. Bartholomew Wearing His Skin As A Robe. Milan Cathedral
The Mouth Of A Leatherback Sea Turtle
My Brother Went To Egypt And Saw Some Mummified Crocodiles
Biblically Accurate Angel
No wonder their first first statements are always fear not. I would s**t my pant if that appears to me.
Here Are Some Skin Shoes Worth $10,000, These Are Made Or Silicon But Are 100% Creepy
I wonder who will pay that much money for this abomination. And most importantly why...
Before Days Of Modern Medicine, Many Feared Being Buried Alive. As A Result, Safety Coffins Were Invented In Case The Living Were Mispronounced Passed Away. A String Attached To A Bell Allowed The Victim To Alert Those Above
One Of My Grandpa’s Cows (He’s A Rancher) Gave Birth To This Two-Headed Fella Back In The 1980’s. The Calf Lived For Less Than Ten Minutes, But Have No Fear. Grandpa Took It To A Taxidermist
A Cemetery In Hong Kong
there's a wait list for this cemetery. everyone is dying to get in! (i'll see myself out)
Shark Gills
St. Lambert’s Church In Münster. Three Iron Cages, 7 Feet Tall And A Yard Wide And Deep, Hang Empty From The Church Spire. Once Home To The Mutilated Bodies Of Three Revolutionaries
Titanium Implants Pulled From A Crematory
Geladas Baring Their Fangs
Made From Cicada Shells - Saw This Screenshot In A Facebook Group
Uprooted Tree Looks Like A Giant Spider
Broken Landscape, A Monument In Croatia Commemorating A Cameraman Who Was Killed By A Sniper While Filming The Frontline At The Beginning Of The Croatian War Of Independence In 1991. It Represents A Camera Lens And If You Zoom In, You'll Find A Sniper-Bullet Hole In The Glass
I saw the memorial at the place where World War II war correspondent Ernie Pyle was killed on Ie Island, Okinawa, Japan.
200m Deep While Exploring The Optimistic Cave In Ukraine, I Find These Statues
A Canadian Couple Took This Photo Moments Before Being Taken Away By The Tsunami That Devastated Thailand Back In 2004
Snake Island - The Forbidden Island Of The Coast Of Brasil That's Home To More Than 2000 Deadly Golden Lancehead Snakes
This Ground To Cloud Lightning (Sometimes Called Upward Moving Lightning) In Australia
Here’s Gas Masks Made For Baby’s In Ww2
Ah Yes. Biblically Accurate Fish
Deer With Hairy Eyeballs!!
Hanging Coffins
The World's First Automaton Was Assembled In The Time Of Louis Xvi (In 1773), By The Swiss Watchmaker Pierre Jaquet-Droz, Who Took 20 Months Of Hard Work To Do It. His Name Is "The Writing Boy", And At First Glance He Looks Like A Toy: He Is A Small Wooden Doll With A Porcelain Head
Nope Al Jazari 1 automatons 1206 followed by David is lions a few hundred years later
Jet Injectors Were Devices Used To Vaccinate Someone With No Needles Through The Use Of Pressurizing The Vaccine To Get Through A Patient’s Skin. You Just Had To Make Sure You Didn’t Flinch, Or Your Skin Would Get Torn By The Pressurized Vaccine
Octopuses Are Super Cute...until They’re Pale And Beginning To Turn Into An Elder God
Traditionally, The Roles Of Priest & Clown Used To Be Held By The Same Person
Traditionally, The Roles Of Catholic Priest & Pedophile Are Held By The Same Person
An AI Trying To Form A Human Face That Resembles Donald Duck
Alaskan Door
Deep Sea Finds From Roman Fedortsov
The teeth tell me that the bottom left is a frilled shark, six gill (most sharks have five gills). It's considered a living fossil because fossils date back more than 300 million years. It is rarely caught but found worldwide, at depths of 50 to 1200 metres.
Sheep? No!... We Should Wear Human Sheep Clothing
This Coin Purse With Teeth
The Abandoned "President Heads" In Williamsburg, Virginia
In Late December 1977, Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin, Known To The World As “Charlie,” Died In His Home In Switzerland. A Few Months Later, His Body Was Stolen From Its Cemetery Plot And Held For Ransom, Kicking Off An International Corpse Hunt
After a five-week investigation, police arrested two auto mechanics—Roman Wardas, of Poland, and Gantscho Ganev, of Bulgaria—who on May 17 led them to Chaplin’s body, which they had buried in a cornfield about one mile from the Chaplin family’s home in Corsier. https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/grave-robbers-steal-charlie-chaplins-body
The Assassin Bug Uses Its Straw-Like Mouth To Inject Prey With A Toxin That Liquifies Their Insides, Which It Then Sucks It Back Up Through Its Straw Mouth
The Seeds Of A Paeonia Latifolia Flower
In The 19th Century, Due To The Lack Of Cameras Available, The Corpses Of Loved Ones Would Be Propped Up For Photographs With The Living Members Of The Family, So That They Could Be Remembered
Stilll not true and debunked multiple times. For details, see https://skepticink.com/incredulous/2016/06/19/myth-victorian-post-mortem-photography/, https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/victorian-post-mortem-photographs, https://discover.hubpages.com/education/The-Fake-Victorian-Post-Mortem-Photos or https://dustyoldthing.com/victorian-post-mortem-photographs/. Victorians DID post mortem photography, but usually of deceased in coffins or on beds.
Man all I've gotta say is holy shart. This is awesome honestly, thank you ☺️
Thank you so much for the upvotes! Also can we get the shark gills higher up? They're like vacuum cleaners on an animal
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Thank you so much for the upvotes! Also can we get the shark gills higher up? They're like vacuum cleaners on an animal
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