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119 Disturbing And Morbid Facts That Might Freak You Out A Bit, As Shared By This Insta Page
Interview
Far more of your friends have a profound interest in true crime, conspiracy theories, and disturbing real-life tales than you’d think. Behind the gentle smiles and innocuous small-talk lie busy minds and guarded hearts that have a deep-rooted fascination with mystery, weirdness, and the darker aspects of what it means to be a human being.
That’s where the ‘Con Spiracy’ Instagram page comes in. Part of a massively popular brand, the page showcases some of the most bizarre and disturbing things that have happened (or are rumored to have been true). We’re featuring some of the most entrancing strange and morbid facts that the creator of the project has shared with his fans.
Scroll down if you want to be intrigued and spooked, dear Pandas. Upvote the facts that unsettled and weirded you out the most, and share your honest thoughts about them in the comments. Yes, sometimes, real life is far more frightening than the movies we watch and the books we read: you won't be able to look at some things the same way after this article.
Connor, the founder of 'Con Spiracy,' was kind enough to tell Bored Panda all about the inspiration behind the social media project, what kind of morbid content resonates the most with his audience, as well as why people are so fascinated with the weird and deeply dark aspects of humankind.
"As conscious beings, we cannot simply ignore the negative aspects of history and everyday life. Not all roses are red; there are dark realities beyond those familiar to us, and while some prefer to turn their heads away, many of us can’t help but look, and I think it’s important to look. This morbid curiosity exists within all of us in some form or another, and I think that embracing it makes us more interesting and understanding as collective individuals." Read on for the full interview.
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#1
Unlikely Besties Forever
Jessica J. 3 years ago
I've read about this. They were kept together, at the sanctuary, but the lion and tiger have since passed away. Poor bear lost his family.
Ria C. 3 years ago (edited)
If I remember correctly two were named after jungle book characters, Baloo and Khan unfortunately I can remember the lion's name.
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Anne Jones 3 years ago (edited)
Thank goodness their last years were happier. It’s disgusting what they were subjected to, but at least they were shown love and kindness before they passed. Poor things.😥
Annnnd We’re Officially In Reverse 3 years ago
And thank goodness they have each other <3
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"I grew up in a part of Connecticut that’s always been filled with a dark and mysterious allure. Whether it was Ed and Loraine Warren’s paranormal museum right down the road, local urban legends like the cannibalistic melon heads, or the dozens of abandoned mental hospitals in the area, the morbid curiosity was inescapable for me, and I found myself naturally drawn to it," Connor, the creator of the 'Con Spiracy' project, shared with Bored Panda.
"Once I randomly decided to present my passion to the world and discovered there was an audience that shared my fascination, it became an instant obsession for me. Not only could I explore my interests, but I now had the ability to evoke these experiences and feelings of “holy s***, WTF?!” in other people, and that’s a really awesome feeling."
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#2
Unbelievable Acts of Courage
Loren Pechtel 3 years ago
It's not actually being all that brave. Soldiers fling themselves onto grenades because they're going to die anyway, hopefully they can save their comrades. However, doing it back-first while wearing a pack is very good thinking under pressure.
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ali lilley 3 years ago
People like this should be on the news etc, not z list nobodies. Top bloke.
Suzanne O'Shea 3 years ago
An amazingly brave and selfless man! May God bless the rest of his life.
#3
Age Is Just a Number
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Youngster f****d around and found out that old people aren’t the victims he thought they were. Some of us were badasses long before the best of him was a stain on his parents sheets.
According to the founder of 'Con Spiracy,' there's "no true formula" to the stories and facts that he chooses to share with his audience.
"If something makes my jaw drop or gives me goosebumps, I know thousands of others will likely feel the same way. From my experience, I think the most resonating content is that which seems so alien to people: stories of the past and present involving people or situations that we simply cannot fathom going through ourselves. Lobotomies, genocides, inbreeding, serial killers, t*****e methods, you name it," he mentioned some of the darkest, most disturbing topics.
"They all seem so incredibly difficult to comprehend, but real people, good or bad, have found themselves in these very real scenarios time and time again. There is something about the most inconceivable aspects of life, history, and human nature that appears to be the most captivating to people."
#4
Clever Kids, Cleverer Cops
Lea Panthera 3 years ago
This is genius. I'd be standing there like "huh"
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Gin 3 years ago
The post is currently called 'morbid facts' how is this a morbid fact? These are quick thinking children!
simply.Taz 3 years ago
Well, actually, it's titled, "Disturbing and Morbid Facts". Perhaps it's disturbing because the children were so close to these criminals! JMHO
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Samantha Power 3 years ago
Not so morbid perhaps, shows how fast the brains in young children work
CJT MSG 3 years ago
Maybe it's morbid that the kids even had to do this? Perhaps kids being able to think so quickly and figuring out what to do is a sad fact: Children shouldn't ever have to worry about this. Just a thought...
Remi Flynne 3 years ago (edited)
Not really what morbid means. Morbid: characterized by an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and unpleasant subjects, especially death and disease. The fleeing men were at some distance away and posed no threat. The group, made up of children and adults, saw the circling helicopter and just joined the dots of what was going on. Really quick thinking. Children are much smarter and more capable than people give them credit for - most are quite clued up about the world and best that they are really.
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#5
Unlikely Buddies Caught
Thee8thsense 3 years ago
"Hey Frank, you're not so bad for a wolf. Yeah, well you're pretty cool for a bear, Tony." Bffs
simply.Taz 3 years ago
I've already dismissed the title. These stories are brightening my day!! XD
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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
They're actually star-crossed lovers who were put under a curse by a jealous sorcerer. Unless they can find the bell that never rings before the passing of three years, three months, three weeks and three days, they will forever be trapped in the form of beasts.
simply.Taz 3 years ago
Awwww.....no matter what happens, they're doing an amazing job in their animal forms!! LOL
Load More Replies... Kayjunmoon 3 years ago
Cooperation, ignoring differences, helping each other. Humans are way behind on all three so much of the time.
simply.Taz 3 years ago
He he....thanks for reminding me! I can hear him saying that to George, right now!! I can't stop smiling! Lol
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Awww! In the bottom pic, the wolf is bringing his food to share with his friend. This story just warms my heart so much!!
Yugan Talovich 3 years ago
Morbid? That's beautiful! ....unless you happen to be a local deer, of course.
Alice In Hell 3 years ago
This is just so wonderful.. almost brings tears to my eyes with all the horridness happening in the world.
#6
Mud-Covered Time Capsule
Anna Stephenson 3 years ago
YES!- I literally came here to see if anyone else mentioned this lol/ it's Great A'tuin!!!!!
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Thomas E S Thomas 3 years ago
Torterra is the Earth Tortoise Pokémon. Growing on its back is an oak tree, flanked by protrusions resembling mountains. In Detective Pikachu, these were shown to grow to incredible size, each one containing an entire kilometer wide mountain ecosystem including a forest and streams.
David Paterson 3 years ago (edited)
This was part of Hindu mythology long before contact with native Americans. The disc of Earth is carried on the backs of four elephants that stand on the back of a turtle that swims through space. I was quite nonplussed that Discworld is famous, because it stole this idea from the Hindi. Great photo.
Virgil Blue 3 years ago
Stolen is a pretty strong word for an idea that was shared by several cultures and has been public domain for centuries. And the flat turtle elephant world isn't the main draw if the series, its the brilliantly written characters and clever humor.
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Connor noted that, "in a strange way, learning about these dark facts and stories in a comfortable setting allows us to turn something negative into a thrilling experience."
It's not necessarily about 'enjoying' morbid content, so much as being drawn to it. "Perhaps it allows us to appreciate the safe and secure lifestyles we are accustomed to, which we would otherwise take for granted. I personally believe it’s important to be aware of all aspects of the human condition: some bright and beautiful, others dark and horrific," he told Bored Panda.
The ‘Con Spiracy’ brand features a wide range of weird and morbid facts alongside conspiracies, and has a huge following online. On TikTok alone, the project has a jaw-dropping 4.3 million followers.
Add to that the 121k YouTube subscribers, nearly 80k Instagram fans, 43k followers on Facebook, as well as the whopping 1.3 million people who follow the Twitter account, and you’ve got a major powerhouse when it comes to spooky content. Content that's both completely real and deeply steeped in guesswork. We'll be focusing on the former today.
#7
Nature’s Divine Transformation
K W 3 years ago
Weird. I see a phoenix and aliens. Or people in hoodies holding llamas. To be fair I'm not Catholic and I currently need glasses.
#8
Silent Signal Heroics
Joe Smith 3 years ago
They knew. Because that's exactly what they were doing to the VC and NVRs as well.
Rylee Evergreen🦋 3 years ago (edited)
Thank you all for your service. I can't imagine what it was like.
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Jen Hart 3 years ago
Amazing that his brain could carry out both speaking and blinking morse at the same time! It says "propaganda interview," so I'm assuming he was speaking 'positive' words, and then his brain can still blink negative words in morse 🤯
TrippyBanana 3 years ago
Most likely. They wanted to make it look as if the prisoners were fine. Japan did these as well in WW2.
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Faith Love-robertson 3 years ago
and this is why morse code should still be taught- there are times when technology isn't a possibility
Nandros M 3 years ago
The good old magnetic compass is still a must in all ships.
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Carrie Cain 3 years ago
They couldn't officially go in & do anything until it was confirmed or the rest of the world would see it as an act of aggression & assume that we were attacking them for no reason. The military is held to higher standards especially by the rest of the world & anything our military does or doesn't do can very easily be seen or be twisted into being seen as something to start a war over. Most think the military want war however they do their best to avoid it if possible and when it isn't possible try to end it as soon as possible with as few casualties as possible (not always possible but they try). Almost all of my family was military so I've learned alot from them.
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#9
Vanishing Act Verified
Catherine 3 years ago
I love nature. We humans think we know so much, and we really, really don't.
Robert B 3 years ago
Oh there are plenty of us that realize how little we know.
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Samantha Power 3 years ago
Beautiful little creature, I do think this whole post should be renamed
Alice In Hell 3 years ago
Someone downvoted you, for some ridiculous reason..I upvoted.
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Randolph Croft 3 years ago
Not extinct. Just developed a more effective survival method. Invisibility.
Vasana Phong 3 years ago
The past months I’ve heard of presumed extinct animals being seen, they were probably just hiding from humans
Edgar Rops 3 years ago
Rumors of my extinction were greatly exaggerated. Take a good picture, and please don't bother me again.
Tom Hardeveld 3 years ago
got the pictures you need? great, see you in 113 years
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People are huge fans of the more unsavory aspects of humankind. And Bored Panda found out why during a couple of interviews earlier. For instance, during our chat with Lyndsey Williams, who shares true crime memes on Instagram, we learned that the genre is extremely popular with women.
"My audience is 96% women which I find extremely interesting! I can't speak for everyone, but in my opinion, the reason I and so many other women are so drawn to the genre is that we can almost get into the mind of the perpetrator. How can I avoid people like the perp, and how did the victim get caught in a situation where such a heinous crime was committed and what can I do so that this never happens to me? It has honestly made me much more cautious and aware of my surroundings," Lyndsey told us earlier what makes the genre so appealing.
Meanwhile, psychologist Lee Chambers told Bored Panda that our fascination with true crime and disturbing stories is intrinsically tied to our evolutionary survival instincts.
"When considering why the darker side of humanity and entertainment are so compelling, we have to first look at our evolutionary journey as human beings. For the majority of our existence, we were prey and always hyperaware of threats to our safety, which created a negativity bias that we are drawn towards," he said
#10
Tiny Tech Marvel
Catherine 3 years ago
I was going to say the same thing!! I wants it. I needs it. My PREECCCIOUSSSS
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Magnifico Giganticus 3 years ago
So many of the entries don't apply to the subject at all on this website.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
So far, I am failing to see how most of these fact are considered morbid.
#11
When Art Meets Madness
CalicoKitty 3 years ago
Slightly misleading; while Louis did have schizophrenia, the images aren't an accurate image of a "descent", as such. Louis retained the ability to draw perfectly ordinary cats, and the fractal-esque designs seen here were more an exploration of his illness than a direct window into his sight.
ItsJess 3 years ago
I have auditory hallucinations and I don't play any instrument other than flute/piccolo...I wish I could play more instruments to capture what the music I hear sounds like. It's kind of tinkly, tuneless guitar music
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Solid Pileo 3 years ago
Middle pic bottom row is my cat when dinnertime is two seconds late. Ones next to it depict her on a catnip trip.
simply.Taz 3 years ago
I can just envision this! LMAO I love cars but can't have one because my roommate/ sister, is severely, EpiPen, allergic!! I have to love them from afar. :(
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Phobrek Taz 3 years ago
Check out the biopic starring Benedict Cumberbatch, The Electric Life of Louis Wain. This guy basically inspired people to become avid cat-lovers. V good film.
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
It’s just unfortunate neither he nor his publisher thought to copyright his art, so other people copied him for free and made a bundle while he got nothing and lived in poverty.
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Marcellium 3 years ago
This is actually NOT true. Yes he had schizophrenia, but it's not a 'descent'. Some of his later drawings were not abstract like the ones shown. He just painted like that.
simply.Taz 3 years ago
Another poster shared the "true", info about this as well. She(?) really clarified what the cat's artwork was truly about. Thank you for your clarification, also!
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Brenda Spagnola-Wilson 3 years ago
Super cool paintings but sad to think what he must have been going through
#12
Wild Friendship Goals
Catherine 3 years ago
There's two types of crocodiles in this world. This one and the one who terrorized an entire village eating livestock and people 😳
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
There is one type of crocodile, the other one didn't "terrorise" the village, they were just living their best life eating bite-size snacks. We. Are. Not. More. Important. Than. Other. Species.
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Tiger Pearl 3 years ago
From what I remember of the documentary, the croc was like this due to brain damage. (I think he was shot in the head.)
Janine B. 3 years ago
Ah, thanks. I was already wondering how this could be. So the poor croc basically had a lobotomy.
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Jesse Setliffe 3 years ago
Sounds like the plot of a Disney movie. "My best friend is a crocodile"?
simply.Taz 3 years ago
Now this is just too precious!! Maybe all they've ever wanted was a little love.. ...lollipop
simply.Taz 3 years ago
Ignore the "lollipop"! It autocorrected from lol. smh
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#13
Hidden Worlds Beneath Us
Bryn 3 years ago
it can be both. There was this entire city. that was just buried under and forgotten about. what could be down there? thinking about it is both morbid and cool.
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𝕜𝕖𝕣𝕞𝕚𝕥 3 years ago
Imagine just finding an entire underground city like right next to your home.
Jennifer Potter 3 years ago
THIS needs to be a book series...any takers???
Load More Replies... DEW 3 years ago
Would this cave belong to him?? Is it now considered his property?? Imagine going to see him and ask where do I sleep and he takes you to different rooms in the cave!!
Anne Jones 3 years ago
It would depend on Turkish law. In the UK you only own land as far as the boundaries shown on the Deed Plan, so in the UK the tunnels etc wouldn’t belong to him if the extended outside if his legal ownership.
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Jay Krissy 3 years ago
Tours starts at 7am, last about 10 mins and the cost is $1500per person.Welcome.
Maren Villadsen 3 years ago
Watch ancient apocalypse on netflix. One of the episode s is about this place
#14
Beachside Bigfoot Pranks
Michael Largey 3 years ago
He inspired me to imitate him. But when I went down to PayLess, they told me that they were all out of three-toed iron shoes in my size.
Janina Prado 3 years ago
Check out Target, or Kohl's. Maybe even a thrift store. One never knows.
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Frozen in Time Wonder
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
I think this might be the one I saw on display at the museum in Sydney! It was amazing.
MockingbirdTheWolf 2 years ago
Shes really cute but I was eating my pizza when I saw her and I got a little grossed out
Maren Villadsen 3 years ago
They could help save the permafrost in sibiria from melting. Woolly mammoths would also compact the thick fresh snow that forms an insulating barrier between the cold air and the soil during the winter months — that could help the ground reach the coldest temperatures possible. And keep the greenhous gasses trape in the frosen ground.
“There is a level of novelty to it, it removes boredom quickly, and it helps us to discover our emotional limits while understanding the minds of those who go beyond social norms and potentially gaining knowledge of how we might avoid being victims ourselves. They also offer closure, with many stories ending with the mystery being solved, and the criminal being brought to a level of justice," the psychology expert noted why these stories are so compelling.
#16
Fearless Underwater Nomads
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
There’s a wonderful episode of the show Human Planet about them. It’s fascinating!
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Veronica Tanglefoot 3 years ago
I can't hold my breath for more than 8 seconds. These wonderful people are super-human!
DEW 3 years ago
I have such a fear of drowning or suffocating this gives me goosebumps!! Whenever I see free diver's I feel like I'm doing it and fighting for air!!!
Carole 3 years ago
Me, too. I absolutely love swimming, but I panic easily when I feel like I'm running out breath in the water, it's hard to even use a scuba. I am very asthmatic so I definitely have had times where I couldn't breathe at all so I always wonder if that's related. I'm also very claustrophobic so it seems like the fear of suffocating is a running thing for me?
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Hard as pumpuli 3 years ago (edited)
Eventually evolution will give them all they need for spending more time under water. Perhaps gills of some sort. Kevin Costner, is that you?
Janine B. 3 years ago
It already has. :) https://www.sciencealert.com/indonesian-bajau-genetic-changes-adapt-them-to-aquatic-lifestyle-2
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Also I believe one of them has the record for being able to hold their breath the longest under water at like 30 minutes!
Catherine 3 years ago
No I googled it. I was wrong. The record is 24 minutes held by a Spanish free diver. But the Bajau people average 13 minutes! Still way longer than my 30 seconds 😂
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Laura Gillette 3 years ago
This is the beginning of the evolution of a new species of semi-aquatic humans!!
#17
Misadventures in Heroism
Yeah, okay. 3 years ago
Some men on drugs beat their wives. This guy just becomes a hero. Guess it shows what kind of a person you are inside.
Randolph Croft 3 years ago
A couple of thousand years ago, the Romans called it 'IN UINO UERITAS' - in 'v'ino 'veritas - (no actual 'Vee' in Latin, they're Yoos) but it means 'in wine, there is truth.' In that 'being drunk' was no defense - you were you, only more so. Modern science concurs. It depresses your inhibitions, letting the real you out sooner and louder.
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Magnifico Giganticus 3 years ago
One time, on acid, I and a few friends found ourselves in a cemetery and ended up fixing all of the stones we could. You are shockingly strong on some drugs.
LizzieBoredom 3 years ago
One time, on acid, I went into a cemetery and threw stones all over the place.
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KT 3 years ago (edited)
Had a group of friends do lsd one night in the 80s. They sat for 8hrs by the traffice lights and ooh'd and ahhh'd.
ConfiscatedGrape 3 years ago
U sure it wasn't the pug in LSD... they all surely look like theyre on something all the time
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
Reminds me of the crime show episode I watched in which an old man appears to have jumped to his death out of his bedroom window. But the detective then finds his beloved pet parrot sitting in its cage at about the same spot as he landed. Why would he have lowered the bird before jumping?? Big reveal: he was actually blind and had been keeping it secret, and his horrible children who wanted his money used a recording to trick him into thinking the house was on fire and that they had a safety net outside for him to jump into. Poor guy just had to rescue his bird first, though.
Josie Bisbano 3 years ago
When I was going off to college and starting to experiment with alcohol, my dad (former US Navy sailor) told me, "I've been drunk enough I couldn't stand up and could barely see or speak, and I STILL knew what I was doing. Don't ever let anyone use that excuse that they were too drunk to know what they're doing, for any kind of behavior."
#18
Nature’s Never-Ending Light Show
TheElementalGod️️ 2 years ago
It looks like the mind flayer from stranger things is nearby and gonna jump out at you
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Pieter LeGrande 3 years ago
Is it possible to capture the electricity. Would beat the hell out of damming rivers.
30_Helens_Agree 3 years ago
It’s where a river and a lake meet, and warm Caribbean air meets cold mountain air. Perfect conditions!
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Relay these coordinates to Bezos' super yacht. Tell him there a mass execution of union organizers happening. Make popcorn.
Rylee Evergreen🦋 3 years ago
I don't support killing people just because but this is hilarious
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Audra Sisler 3 years ago
I now know where I need to live!! I absolutely LOVE lightning storms!! So mesmerizing
simply.Taz 3 years ago
Me and my sister, as well ! Everyone thinks we are nuts!! Lol
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Jessica Cifelli 3 years ago
This was just featured on my favorite podcast, Stuff You Should Know! Shout out to Josh and Chuck for always brightening my work week!
What’s more, many people even find true crime and similar stories comforting: all of the evil things we see and hear about are far removed from us; they’re happening to someone else, not us.
"It can take us on an emotional rollercoaster, have us trying to solve the puzzle and test our fear in a controlled way. The permission to explore evil is powerful, as we so rarely get the chance elsewhere, and in itself, it is healthy and normal in moderation," Lee told Bored Panda.
#19
Unexpected History Uncovered
Matthias Lee 3 years ago
thats weird, Taliban didnt go into the caves? didnt try to destroy the items? Did the sell it to the researchers?
Scarlett 3 years ago
Maybe they didn’t see them? Or maybe they didn’t care?
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Norman Beattie 3 years ago
The destruction of these statues was just plain and simple criminal !
Luis Hernandez Dauajare 3 years ago
And now that the Taliban is back, those relics will be destroyed too...
Anita Ledford 3 years ago
They would pray inside the Buddas and the sound would resonate into the valley. My Father saw them and told me it was so beautiful.
#20
Playground Beyond Goodbye
Manomnomnom 3 years ago
Me *misunderstands and spends about 10 seconds looking in the background of the photo before I realize *
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Susan Atkinson 3 years ago
My son's dog, he had him since a pup, died 6 months before my son. They're buried together to love, run and play
Caro Caro 3 years ago
Susan, I'm so sorry for your loss. What a lovely but sad post. Hugs.
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Kel_how 3 years ago
It's probably a pretty good way to help her son grieve, tbh
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Nitka Tsar 3 years ago
Why is the „sand“ blue? I thought it was water. But anyway: I think this is a lovely idea and I hope no one complained about it!
#21
Golden Glow Surprise
(She/her)Introverted Potato 🥔 3 years ago
I know you just tapped its nose
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>:0 AMERICAN OPOSSUM SLANDER???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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Thundercuss 3 years ago
Golden or not, possums in Australia are way cuter than the possums in America.
Ela 3 years ago
Weirdly, the Australian possum and the American opossum are unrelated. But my mom has seen a young opossum running about, realize it was watched, run dip it's nose in algae, stagger about with green slime on it's face, fall over twitching, then crack an eye to see if she was suitably alarmed. She swears that was cute and she laughed really hard!
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Francisco Garcia Bustamante 3 years ago
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._. 3 years ago
Can someone explain what this is? I'm sure it's really cool but I'm too stupid to figure it out :/
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That’s not to say that consuming this sort of content is without its own particular brand of consequences. We need moderate how much we’re exposed to such stories. Otherwise, it can numb us emotionally, and affect our lives in a profoundly negative way.
#22
Hidden Dangers Between Pages
Spleens the cat fan 🇵🇭 3 years ago
Assassin Barbie with portable death cabinet comeswithonedollbatteriesnotincluded
Lea Panthera 3 years ago
Is it disturbing that I find this all so cool? I would love one of these cabinets
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Veronica Rabbit 3 years ago
Aww it's so cute!! Those little drawers! Nevermind what's in them...
Mykidsartrocks 3 years ago
Is it bad if I want one of these? I want it to be empty, but it looks cool.
Michael Largey 3 years ago
I wonder how he explained to the cabinet maker what he wanted - and why he wanted it.
Alice Platzer 3 years ago
"A dresser drawer for my daughter's doll house. She loves books. And the dolls are all doctors..." - "Say no more."
Load More Replies... Lily Mae Kitty 3 years ago
this is as fake as "vampire killing kits." people are are often gullible.
#23
Mostly Harmless Tools
Solid Pileo 3 years ago (edited)
Sometimes you crack the walnut, other times the walnut cracks you.
Sam the Potato King 3 years ago
His mind was on the verge of being blown away as well
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Nicole Weymann 3 years ago
"reduce - reuse - recycle" He did stop short of reducing his life to a pile of rubble and a hole in the ground, but two out of three is not bad!
#24
When Teeth Meet Spine
Oddly Me 3 years ago
I should know better to comment before reading the comments. I also mentioned that was needed
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Sonja 3 years ago
This is fake. https://www.fossilera.com/blog/about-that-badass-megalodon-tooth-in-a-whale-vertebrae
Little_Red 3 years ago
Yeah I read that awhile back, and was really disappointed that it wasn't originally found this way but created instead.
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Chris berkley 3 years ago
Didnt your a*s just try to call me out on another post for downvoting.......hypocrisy at it's best
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"The challenge we face is the fact that consuming too much of this can desensitize us, and cause us to become less empathetic to the suffering of others, more fearful of our own environment, and potentially be more likely to use aggression ourselves. It can also cause us to be triggered by our own previous adverse experiences, make it harder to manage our own emotional balance, and increase our stress levels, so moderating our consumption is something we should have front of mind, even when we get embroiled in the latest series that is pulling us in."
#25
Unbelievable Survival Story
Michael Sanders 3 years ago
Even if he was caught again you’d have to let him go out of respect
erinmophila_gibsonii 3 years ago
I think you're onto something here Jill Bussey 🤔
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The Robot\'s Rough Ride
Enothor 3 years ago
I’m an American. I dislike America. I’m not a fan of most of the inner workings of this rat-infested place. I will do my best to help the ones who don’t abuse it and spend the rest of the time trying to find a way out
Magnifico Giganticus 3 years ago
I hear you. I dream of Denmark or Norway or Finland. I'm certainly not going to participate in the next Civil War.
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Wesley Stewart 3 years ago (edited)
It was called hitchbot. In Canada, it made it coast to coast, but was IMMEDIATELY beaten to death in Philly. Also, I forgot to mention but the autopsy is as follows: Beaten with a blunt object Stabbed Shot at with paintball Stabbed again God bless 'Murica.
Laura Murzynski 3 years ago
From Philly, so not surprised. We’ve beaten up a guy dressed as Santa at a sporting event. This city is insane sometimes.
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Little king trash mouth 3 years ago
Yep. Where I'm from. Not quite the nice claim to fame as the city of brotherly love.
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TheEndIsNigh🇨🇦and🇬🇧in🇺🇲 3 years ago (edited)
As a non-American who is currently residing in the US, it's strange to see "Americans" disparage their country. I agree that there are some crazy things going on in the US, but it also frustrates me that a lot of the same issues have been occurring in other countries for years (women who are not just denied the right to choose, but have no rights at all. Not just gun violence, but child soldiers, terrorists, corrupt government/police, whole families disappearing) and who is advocating for them? Why does the US get the attention when people have been suffering & subjugated for years? I always get downvoted when I point out that everywhere has its good & bad. If you want to leave the US, fine, but know that there's going to be give & take no matter where you are.
Dietcocoabean 3 years ago
You are completely right, but I would add that the fact the other countries have worse situations doesn't mean that we can't disparage where our country is currently. I don't think that you would have seen this many comments expressing such intense frustration at the state of my country five or ten years ago. Sadly, the direction in which we seem to be heading is towards the problems you describe. Hopefully not to the same extent, but still, it's the wrong direction.
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Gawaget The Object Thingy 3 years ago
There is so much anger in the US anymore. Even in my close loved ones. I try to live by the creed that if I have more of something you share it you know. My world is better if I can help someone
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Alien Flora Zone
Nevid 3 years ago
Aren't the ones in the top image just baobabs? They also exist in Madagascar and a large part of the African continent. In fact, while checking Wikipedia to be sure, I found a photo of what appears to be exactly that one baobab in the photo, except it's labelled as being taken in Madagascar. Here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adansonia#Species
VidGam4 3 years ago
Maybe I’m just obsessed with the legend of Zelda, but two of those trees look like the ones on Thundra Plateau and the Taobob Grassland in BOTW
Black Pearl 3 years ago
Zelda: Breath of the Wild has trees that look super similar to the top and bottom right in one place.
BisexualSquirrel 3 years ago
Now I know where they got some of the trees and mushrooms in breath of the wild
PurpleUnicorn 3 years ago
The ones on top are baobabs, different kinds found around Africa. Bottom right look like euphorbia, also found in Africa
Which of these facts shocked you the most, Pandas? Were there any that you were actually aware of before reading this article? Do you have any other completely true morbid facts to share with the crowd? Share your thoughts and insights in the comments.
#28
King of the Wild, Calm and Collected
Yvonne Blau 3 years ago
He doesn't have to. If he gets hungry, he can just eat another bear... O_o
Pieter LeGrande 3 years ago
Much more meat on a black bear than a human. Another reason to lose weight.
#29
Majestic Rainforest Giant
a fruity dream of delusion 3 years ago
ah! harpies are always very interesting mythological creatures, not matter how they’ve been adapted in all the different stories ^^
love u 3 years ago
I personally find all mythology and fairy tale type things to be incredibly intriguing. Haha id love to have a pet dragon 🥺🥺
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Why in the world are you getting downvoted for asking a question? The Harpy Eagle can be found from Mexico to northern Argentina and they live in deeply forested areas
Load More Replies... Samantha Power 3 years ago
Incredibly powerful looking Eagle, it is hardly disturbing or morbid
nicole 3 years ago
That's what I was thinking too. It looks kinda like a hippogriff
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DaisyGirl 3 years ago
The look on the bird's face I am going to rip the face of the jerl who has tied me down with these leather restraints
Brandie Litchfield 3 years ago
I thought I was the only one who noticed that bird's side eye that was clearly considering ripping out his eyes and then his throat lol ... This bird looked like it was maybe 2-3 minutes away from commiting a very bloody murder
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Weightlifting Champion of the River
Peter J. Margesson 3 years ago
Well it will post their food supplies for s while. Yum I love crocodile. Tastes just like chicken😁😁
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Randolph Croft 3 years ago
Dinosaurs did not, strictly speaking, disappear from the timeline. We have chickens, too.
Maxi 3 years ago
Humans are always like: "oh, a big creature, let's kill it and take a photo with it."
Noyfb noyfb 3 years ago
Correctamundo!! If the croc is 22 feet long, the tallest man in the crowd is about 4 feet tall. (6.7m croc and 1.2m human)
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Lem Johnson 3 years ago
I mean crocodiles and sharks basically are dinosaurs, they've been around as long if not longer and basically unchanged. So yes, in a way, that is indeed a dinosaur.
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Cara G 3 years ago (edited)
This looks like the use of forced perspective by the photographer. The group of people are standing further back behind the crocodile than they appear to, not immediately behind it. Assuming the average height of a human is 5' 5" and this crocodile is 22' long, it would be the length of four people. In this photo however, it would take at least seven or eight people to make up the entirety of the crocodile. The photographer had them stand further away to enhance the massive size of the animal when really all they needed was a banana.
Pizzagirl 91 3 years ago
The croc ate all their food, including the bananas.
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I understand why they killed it. I just wish they could've captured it alive to figure out why it was so big. But then I'm afraid they would abuse it with the study. I just wanted it to live.
Becky Samuel 3 years ago (edited)
We know why crocodiles grow big. The only reason this one stands out is that so many of them have been killed for skins. This specimen would not be particularly exceptional in a healthy environment.
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Lollipop Girl 3 years ago
THANK YOU. On another note... JESUSCHRISTWHATTHEHECKISTHAT
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Nature’s Deadly Secret
Randolph Croft 3 years ago (edited)
Shuts down muscles like lungs - bam! (edit - I meant diaphragm, and thus aspiration via lungs. Thanks for fixing it for me.)
Jack Holt 3 years ago
I remember I caught one with a fishing line once when I was about 7. When my dad saw what was being reeled in, my mum ran screaming to the other end of the boat and my dad just cut the line. No mucking around there....
Keisha Washington 3 years ago
I don't scuba dive often but when I do I make sure to bring my ventilator with me
Inge van Echelpoel 3 years ago
Whoa, that dude with the poison kabinet has nothing in compare with this guy
Brooke May 3 years ago
I remember the warnings about these as a kid as they are local--- The joys of growing up in Australia
Casey Ironmonger 3 years ago
It's really only the crocs up north you gotta worry about. Most of the other things will get out of your way. Except Noah's Arks (slang for sharks) once in a while, if you're really unlucky.
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Lost Innocence Revealed
alias D. 3 years ago
I know the story and it breaks my heart to see it every time and every time it’s worse
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M Kawai 3 years ago
There's a special place in hell for the actual person who commented the crime.
Annabelle 3 years ago
And the system that facilitates mentally disabled people to be killed like this.
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$cagsy 3 years ago
There rests the case against capital punishment. Once you kill someone, a 'sorry' doesn't cut the mustard. Poor chap and his poor family.
Anikulapo 3 years ago
I hate that word “pardoned”. It normally means “forgiven”. He’s not the one who needs to be forgiven.
Charlie Taube 3 years ago
The word expunged would be better, made as if it didn’t happen.
Load More Replies... DEW 3 years ago
Bless his heart. To not only not understand but to be innocent on top of that.....
Gin 3 years ago
At least it means he was free from being scared at the prospect. Poor man... so very sad.
Load More Replies... Kayjunmoon 3 years ago
How can any country call itself civilised if it has capital punishment?
Charley128 3 years ago
America, if it had any civility, lost it a long time ago.
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Edward E. Edwards 3 years ago
NEVER!!!.... EVER!!!... TALK!!!... TO!!!... THE!!! POLICE!!!... without a LAWYER!!!! R.I.P. Joe
Becky Samuel 3 years ago
And be very, very clear in your request. Once you have formally requested legal representation then nothing you say can be used against you in court from that point. However, that request *must* be straigtforward, i.e. "I request a lawyer". "I think I need a lawyer" is not good enough; even though they may tell you that representation has been called, anything you say can still be used against you.
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Aballi 3 years ago
If only this heartbreaking story was an isolated incident. I work in reentry (supporting formerly incarcerated women in their reentry to society), and my anecdotal experience has been that 99% of our clients live with mental illness. When writing a paper on the relationship between incarceration, trauma, and mental illness, the research I found backed up my observations. Currently, correctional facilities are the number one source of residential mental health "care". It's f@*#ed up and the US is greatly in need of prison reform.
#33
Tiny Treasure Hunter
Zophra 3 years ago
Shoot, my kids couldn't even find a toliet paper roll when I was stranded in the bathroom.
I love the 80’s 3 years ago
I wouldn't get hung up on the titles. BP often has misleading titles and it may have something to do with the language barrier.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
How in the world is this morbid?! BoredPanda really needs to work on their headlines.
rodger coghlan 3 years ago
Here in the US there is no history to find - just a lot of random (really) bad s**t
Ela 3 years ago
There is lots of history. It's not Anglo history, but there's thousands of years of it.
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#34
Nature’s Underground Wonder
Kathy Rayborn 3 years ago
I love random facts like these. I also adore dictionaries and Reader’s Digest
#35
Roof Refuge Run
Donald Holder 3 years ago
Quick thinking. Glad she survived and also didn't fall off that steep roof.
Stephen Nobles 3 years ago
Back in the day.. this was and event! Now, its just another Tuesday in L.A..
Shyla Bouche 3 years ago
The photo has to be either a stock photo or staged. I can't imagine that it's a real photo of the event.
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When the Brain Takes Over
Orillion 3 years ago
In science, it is often dangerous to declare something with absolute certainty. There are also quite a few steps between 'having emotional problems' and 'killing 14 people'.
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heather hill 3 years ago
It's so sad how many tragic outcomes could have been changed with decent mental Healthcare
B P 3 years ago
This has nothing to do with mental health, dude had a brain tumour!
Load More Replies... GoodWifiIsGood 3 years ago (edited)
Poor guy. I don't blame him. Not his fault he had a brain tumor.
Imanuella 3 years ago
And the story continues til now. I don't understand why is it still so easy to own a gun in the USA.
Charley128 3 years ago
Because as the NRA says more guns is a good thing.
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#37
Close Call in the Wild
A B C the Third 3 years ago (edited)
... someone else, because you can only receive the Darwin award if you died or otherwise removed yourself from the gene pool. /edit: Ela is right, I should have read a little better 😅
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UpupaEpops 3 years ago (edited)
Had that lion killed the idiot, it would have been shot because lions get a taste for human blood. (They are pretty crappy hunters and humans are easy prey.) This jackass risked the life of multiple people and an amazing animal for a photo.
Alice In Hell 3 years ago (edited)
Stupid people. I wish folks would stop being so selfish. We have a problem in Canada with these idiot's getting out of their cars and approaching wildlife..so they can get a picture to put on social media for likes to validate what awesome f*****g losers they are.
#38
Growing Up Wild
a fruity dream of delusion 3 years ago
it really is. just goes to show that some really, REALLY, shouldn’t have children :(
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Candy Cane 3 years ago
I think there was also a case in Russia or somewhere of a girl growing up with dogs and thinking she was a dog, because the parents just... left her out in the back yard for years with the dogs. Its horrible to think about these poor kids.
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
I was just thinking of that story! And yes, it's true. Even after she was rescued and grew up to live a relatively normal life she was still capable of running on all fours.
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Potty pagan panda 3 years ago
You need a license for everything in this world. Driving fishing etc etc massive list but any idiot can have a child. That is horrific:(((
Chloe Hagoort 3 years ago
This is because kids learn by watching those around them. So when they are surrounded by animals only, then this sort of thing happens.
Mary Rogers 3 years ago
Also because there is a narrow window of time in which the developing human brain can learn language. He likely never learned to talk.
Load More Replies... arcane_gamer (they/them) 3 years ago
i hope his birthgiver (because she can hardly be called a mother) was pecked to death slowly by the birds.
Booklover<3 3 years ago
This is really sad, but imagine going to school and the teacher asks what your first language.is and you reply with bird.... I'm not trying to be rude it's just my brain is weird.
Sara W 3 years ago
Morbid question I think, but could he speak to the birds and did they speak back? That is why I will fall through that same hole.
Load More Replies... Anne Jones 3 years ago
Surely this is a unique opportunity to learn the actual language of birds.
S 3 years ago
Ok, but hear me out- we don't know WHY... chances are he had a c**p parent or two, but there is also a chance he had a parent with good intentions and lack of knowledge or skill - he looks to be in adequate health... Perhaps he was always non-verbal, perhaps special needs, and although she had no idea how to handle his needs perhaps his mom saw that birds made him happy, so she kept bringing him birds to make him happy? I'm not defending the choices their parents made, just trying not to assume they didn't love him without knowing all the facts.
#39
Wild Neighbors Briefly Introduced
Catherine 3 years ago
There's an amazing documentary about fear, and how the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone had a chain affect that lead to the rivers flowing again
Catherine 3 years ago
Affect or effect 🤔 Guys this is what I'm doing at 1am instead of sleeping 😫😂
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Vanessa Vought 3 years ago
Coyotes are native to Yellowstone! If wolves hadn't been killed off in the 1920s, coyote populations wouldn't have increased as much. Fun fact: coyotes hunted in packs in Yellowstone before wolves were reintroduced.
Persephone 3 years ago
I know!! This headline is very incorrect! They are native!!!
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#40
Unexpected Morning Reality
Ellie Vanille 3 years ago
It's a whole combination of factors that led up to this moment tbh. It's difficult to sum it all up in a comment. I think, the main thing to keep in mind is that the leader of the cult (Jim Jones) who was physically and mentally unwell, decided they all had to go. And the followers... followed. Although Jones didn't just spring that on them one day. He had been talking about it for a long time. He made them rehearse it as well. Still, on the day they finally did it, many cult members didn't want to die. There were also a lot of children who were just told to drink something, not knowing it was poison (they drank the Kool-Aid). Many people were forcefully injected with the poison. Plus, there were armed guards who were to shoot those who refused to drink the poison. This is why today we moved from calling it a mass suicide to calling it a mass murder-suicide or even a mass murder – because that is what it really is to be fair. Jim Jones killed over 930 people in the Jonestown massacre.
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Susan August 3 years ago
Many of them didn't willingly commit suicide. It was a much more chaotic and violent scene than just a cult drinking poison together. They were pretty much prisoners at that point.
Kayjunmoon 3 years ago
It was one of those news items that you couldn’t believe when you first read it. Then the more information that came through, the harder it became to take in. Truly ghastly.
Powerful Katrinka 3 years ago
I vividly remember the day this was first reported on television, and the horrifying transition from disbelief to realizing it was real.
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Leta Schoeller 3 years ago
The murder-suicide occurred shortly after they murdered a U.S. representative and his delegates.
#41
Nature’s Toughest Survivor
Chloe Hagoort 3 years ago
That is such a dangerous condition. Imagine putting your hand on a hot element, and getting third degree burns without realizing!
Pam Derck 3 years ago
Even not feeling the need to sleep is dangerous. Sleep is when your body does most of its healing.
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Matthias Lee 3 years ago
oh ok so chromosome deletion is not that rare, severity depends on how much and which ones are deleted. lot of diseases are linked to it
Vix Spiderthrust 3 years ago
In fact there was an episode of House which dealt with a girl who couldn't feel pain.
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I can't imagine one could live past 18 with this condition. You'd have to force yourself to eat. Get this girl some cannabis, stat.
Terran 3 years ago
The eating part usually is less of a problem, because eating three times a day can simply be a daily ritual. The most dangerous part is probably infection. Your cat bites you in the toe and you don't feel it. The wound gets infected and you still don't feel a thing. You might realize to late what happened to you and your toe or foot needs to be amputated. Worst case scenario would of course be blood poisoning and death.
Load More Replies... Sarah Pierce 3 years ago
Yeah except unlike a superhero you still get all the negative effects, just don't feel them
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#42
Underwater Mischief Unleashed
3 years ago
sharks are not evil animals. Maybe a little ugly sometimes, but not as evil towards humans as most think.
Sarah Pierce 3 years ago
Is it just me or does the one on the right look less evil and more delighted?
Michael Largey 3 years ago
If I ever see Great White Shark up that close, chances are that I'll be seeing some real laughing devils quite soon.
Toni Riley Cooper 3 years ago
When you think they couldn't be more scary.... lol. How majestic tho!
#43
War’s Wildest Ride
K- THULU 3 years ago
South korea didn't exist at that time, it was controlled by the Japanese so he would've been conscripted into the Japanese army...
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#44
Master of Disguise Crimes
Catherine 3 years ago
Lol he helped the customers first. I dunno he kinda seems like a good guy you know? Such a peaceful way to steal from a mega corporation that cares so little for its workforce.
DeoManus Argentem 3 years ago
The more customers he helps, the more cash he can steal :p surprised he didn't finish the shift!
Load More Replies... Bob La Capra 3 years ago
I once went to Best Buy wearing a blue polo shirt. It took me a while to figure out why people were asking my opinion on various electronics.
Mark Howell 3 years ago
Similar to one in the UK. A man wearing a uniform and a helmet walked into a big supermarket. The staff thought he was the security to take the money to the bank. He left with 2 bank note carriers full of money and disappeared into the normal street crowd unquestioned.
der sebbl 3 years ago (edited)
Tbh, why should the (probably underpaid) staff care. If I were working in retail and someone would want to rob me I would give them the money and ask to left alone. I'm not getting paid for defending other people's money
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 3 years ago
Sort of a service-type Robin Hood : Waits on the poor, takes from the rich.
#45
A Smile Away from Hope
Catherine 3 years ago
Reminds me to be kind to people. We never know what others are going through or what something as small as a smile could mean 🥺
Vasana Phong 3 years ago
I agree, the so-called happiest person or one with everything going for them, when they do this deed, people’s response is they can’t understand why, you never know what someone is going through mentally
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Colonel Cornelius Cornwall 3 years ago
there a guy who saved 100's of live by just smiling at someone and inviting them out to drink coffee
Enothor 3 years ago
Did he smile at anyone? I wonder. It’s generally a give/take kind of thing
Tamra 3 years ago
He apparently was suicidal. I doubt he felt like smiling.
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Stylishsidewaysbird 3 years ago
I mean…I get what he’s trying to say however I don’t think it’s fair to expect others to smile/act/behave a certain way or else. Everyone has their own stuff going on but I do wish he had people in his life that would have helped him more than relying on strangers to smile.
UpQuarkDownQuark 3 years ago
The vast majority of people who survived jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge in suicide attempts regretted it the moment their feet left the ground. This is why suicide prevention is important. Most people who attempt and fail don’t try again, and are merely at a low point they can’t see a way out of at the time. Also, learning this kept me from trying to kill myself when I was seriously considering it a couple of decades ago.
Vix Spiderthrust 3 years ago
Yep. For many people, being suicidal is a passing mood. If it can be be held off for even twenty minutes, their minds can change.
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Tree Hugger Goals
Sarah Turney 3 years ago
I think that fact she had to do this to stop it being cut down is the morbid bit. Well that's how I see it.
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TheDemonicCat 3 years ago
I don't think it's giant. Just closer to the camera by alot
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Keisha Washington 3 years ago
With that giant hand she could back hand slap someone to the time when dinosaurs ruled the earth
#47
Unexpected Visitors Above
Your Neighborhood Alien 3 years ago
Yeah, lots of places tend to be fairly racist, and it's pretty annoying. However, at least the occasional mention is nice! 🤷 (If you're wondering, my people don't look like my profile picture. It's just for ease of understanding)
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PandaAngel 3 years ago
Or lil’ demons- I would’ve been like.. “Carl, Bob, YOU CAN TAKE THE JOB”
Vicki Perizzolo 3 years ago
please don't hurt them - so many raptors and vultures in India are gone... so sad and so stupid
#48
When Gear Makes All The Difference
ewa 3 years ago
Sometimes a lightning strikes without storm. Happened here in Germany and killed the referee, thankful the 22 young boys were unharmed
David Paterson 3 years ago
A lightning strike without a storm is the origin of the phrase "a bolt from the blue".
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Freelove 3 years ago
How is it that an actual morbid fact like this made it to the very bottom of this list of "morbid and disturbing" facts, and the ones at the top are things like "this ancient ring opens up into an astronomical calendar!" and "a man knocked down a wall in his house and found an ancient city!" !?!?!!!?
Jimmy 3 years ago (edited)
The bit about the spikes is an apocryphal addition. The strike occurred along the sideline of the field and also injured 30 bystanders who were, presumably, not wearing spikes. The voltage of lightning is so high that the few grams of aluminum in a spike wouldn't make a statistical difference as to which conductor it chooses. https://apnews.com/article/bab96c6a7b15042c747105ef9f7833fd
Chris Lee 3 years ago
Correct. If lightning can travel 20 miles through dry air - one of the best electrical insulators- it's not going to worry about an inch of aluminium. If lightning strikes a field, cows that are aligned one way with the resultant electrical induction will die due to heart failure, and cows orientated another way will not. The home team were more than likely pointing one way and the way team the opposite way.
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Can't predict all lightning strikes. They can occur with no storms nearby.
Susan Mercurio 3 years ago
However, look at the purple areas on his skin. The electricity went through him and caused multiple capillary bursting.
#49
The Harsh Reality Check
Charlotte 3 years ago
This had nothing to do with him sleeping in the streets, the coroner found. He died from SADS. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-tyne-25353424.amp
Channon Doughty 3 years ago
Could not the heart attack have been caused by the stress of living on the streets?
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So sorry to hear that Peeka. No one should be homeless or hungry in this world. There is plenty to go around but the means to share seems beyond our capabilities.
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love u 3 years ago
basically cardiac arrest which they cant figure out why it happened
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Riley Quinn 3 years ago
Well, this is rather misleading. He would've died regardless of his circumstances.
Donald Holder 3 years ago
Depending on his prior health and extreme unknown medical conditions, he could have suffered the Heart Attack no matter where or what he was doing.
#50
Vanished Or Unseen?
3 years ago
A YouTuber called "wendigoon" has a super good video on this topic, I recommend checking it out
ConfiscatedGrape 3 years ago
Wendigoon is one of the very few YouTubers who makes actually relevant content. Like really.
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I don't know what this photo is, but here's an in-depth article about what likely happened. I came away believing he was almost certainly killed by tribe members and, yes, eaten. Sounds like it was very much an unfortunate situation in which he ended up in the wrong place at the worst possible time. What Really Happened to Michael Rockefeller | History| Smithsonian Magazine https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/What-Really-Happened-to-Michael-Rockefeller-180949813/
Oddly Me 3 years ago
Could also be a Dutch colonist. It is likely we will never know.
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Bex 3 years ago
No, but The Emerald Forest was based on a true story. There's an old article from the NYT in 1985 about it. https://www.nytimes.com/1985/06/30/movies/pondering-man-in-the-emerald-forest.html
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Audra 3 years ago
What??? No, that is terrible! He deserved so much better!
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#52
Unexpected Houseguest Goals
T5n 3 years ago
This reminded me of when I Russian woman gave birth in a forest while police officers had to fend off bears. Her name is “Aleksandra Matrosova”
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Alice In Hell 3 years ago
They likely treat him well..not like in a circus or similar where animals are forced to perform for food.
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Chrissie Anit 3 years ago
Not as cutesy as you might think. I just leave this here: https://9to5groningen.com/2022/02/11/the-exploitation-of-pet-bears-in-russia/
Downunderdude 3 years ago
"After the bear killed her husband, Ms Stolchinaya said 'I don't understand it. Stepan loves people and has never shown signs of aggression'.
#53
Ghost Ship Sightings
Ellie Vanille 3 years ago
Some believe this is also what inspired the myth of Avalon. The isle where Excalibur was forged and where King Arthur at the end of his life goes to rest. The home of Morgan le Fay (Morgan the fairy), or in italian : Fata Morgana.
Kathy Rayborn 3 years ago
I am a word girl. I love how beautiful and mysterious “Fata Morgana” sounds. If I ever get a puppy…
#54
Pension Plan Gone Wrong
MetaMaxNL 3 years ago
https://www.boredpanda.com/cats-photography-street-funny-cute-japan-masayuki-oki-part-4/ before you go to sleep...
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Lupita Nyong'heaux 3 years ago
ok, i have questions. according to everything i've ever read or heard about mummification, it requires a very specific set of conditions. i'm tryna figure out how that was achieved in his bedroom for the amount of time necessary for mummification to happen without the body decomposing.
Lene 3 years ago
Ehhmm.... the family just left him in his home to be mummified? Not even giving him a shallow grave in a forest somewhere? What an awful family this man had!
#55
Endurance Beyond Limits
Official Cat 3 years ago
Official cat shall make you officially a cat! and may your fridge be ever filled with sardines!
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Katherine Mulholland 3 years ago
This is not true. It is Oct. 8th, 1944, Pfc. R. LaRock, Helena, MT, Co. E. 119th IR, relaxes after battle by playing piano in wrecked German Beer Hall in Ubach, Germany. https://www.oldhickory30th.com/Page%207%20Photos.htm
3 years ago
ending the lives of countless Jewish people is also very cruel. Neither are right but it's hardly comparable.
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Audra Sisler 3 years ago
Humans are terrible!!!! Good thing I'm not human! Now where in the hell is my mothership!!??? 👽👽👽Gots to go yo!
#56
Gifts From Feathered Friends
Paloma Vita 3 years ago
This is another not morbid but delightful story. This whole list has been a rollercoaster on that level.
Carrie Smith 3 years ago
I want to friend some of the crows in my neighborhood but I don't even know where to start!
Carla Phillips 3 years ago
All I want in life is to be befriended by crows! I never see them anywhere I can become friends with them. I never see them in my yard.
David Paterson 3 years ago
Not so much a gift as a commercial transaction. I haven't experienced this, but have met a wild lyrebird who dances for humans in exchange for food. And ditto a brolga. My local wild magpie has developed a beautiful unique song that it uses when it wants us to feed it. Our currawong sits on the bird bath for hours at a time and stares at us through the kitchen window, very unnerving. Some black ducks just waddle up to the front door and quack to get our attention.
#57
Voltage Visionaries
Auntie Bear 3 years ago
Yes, and although not blind he has poor vision in both eyes.
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Nature’s Ultimate Impersonator
Veronica Tanglefoot 3 years ago
In the world of entomology you can buy the chrysalises. My friend got three from an entomology fair few weeks back and I was lucky enough to be present just after one had emerged. It was incredible and larger than his face! I wish I could share the photos of him with the both perched on his nose!
#59
What Could Go Wrong
David Paterson 3 years ago
This sounds like a myth, like the myth that a 14 year old student built an atomic bomb. However, in 1976, while attending Princeton University as an undergraduate, John Aristotle Phillips designed an atomic bomb using only publically available documents (and help from his thesis adviser who had worked on an actual bomb). This case is definitely true. The resultant design was evaluated and judged "inefficient but it would work". The declassified Manhattan project documents that Phillips used were rapidly reclassified. His design was used as a basis for the Pakistani bomb.
Lupita Nyong'heaux 3 years ago
that misplaced "only" is working my virgo copy editor nerves. "...with access only to publicly available documents." ... ok, now i can get some sleep tonight. LOL
RedMarbles 3 years ago
Guessing to gauge how easy it would be for other countries who had no nuclear program or for rogue elements to create one.
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Against All Odds
David Paterson 3 years ago
The famous Australian snake handler "Ram Chandra" was bitten by a taipan. He survived, because he was at the time giving a demonstration to a room full of paramedics, and was able to direct them on the correct way to administer first aid to him.
Nicole Weymann 3 years ago
Sorry, but how can you spell "venomous" correctly and misspell "antivenom"?? It's like "poisonous" and "counter poyssin"
Becstar79 3 years ago
Antivenin is a legitimate word - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antivenom
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Pocket-Sized Farm Friends
Sarah Turney 3 years ago
I hope there healthy and don't suffer too many health conditions. They are absolutely adorable
Marion 3 years ago
I‘m sure they will have health issues. Humans interfering with nature for pleasure, again.
Monday 3 years ago
I looked around but it seems that the only major health issue they have (that's unique to them and doesn't affect their larger counterparts) is a recessive genetic mutation they call "the bulldog gene" that causes them to have a squashed face. Since it's recessive both parents need to be carriers so for the most part they seem as healthy as normal cows.
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Goth mouse (they/them) 3 years ago
Aww i’d love a herd of tiny cows 😍 you can get tiny sheep too
#62
Unrecognizable Homecoming
Vasana Phong 3 years ago
His documentary was sad, he might still be alive today if only the medical technology was available to help with his condition
DEW 3 years ago
I just read a story about him today. It was a gross story but you kind of learn something everyday. The story was about him flying in air plane and the restroom.
#63
Unexpected River Kings
Catherine 3 years ago
And then they hold hands when they nap in the water so they don't float away from each other. I wuv em!
Mosheh Wolf 3 years ago
Those are sea otters. These are fresh water river otters which sleep on land.
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I have always loved otters. They're one of my favorite animals. 6 ft otters that prey on caiman and anaconda sound pretty dâmn vicious to me. Not your stuff sweet little otters floating around opening up clams and muscles with their precious little rocks they hold onto in their little hands. Now I need to see one of these anaconda take downs by an otter.
#64
Silent Space Remnants
Yeah, okay. 3 years ago
A) that's incredibly depressing and B) wonder if they were all from the same person and if they identified them.
GPZ 3 years ago
Although it was initially thought that the astronauts died essentially instantly the fuel tank exploded, when they recovered the wreckage, they found that several of the oxygen survival kits had been activated indicating that at least two of the crew survived the explosion only to die when the wreckage hit the water/ground- it tooks several minutes to fall from altitude. All because Morton-Thiokol management, despite evidence that the colder weather adversely affected the condition of the "O" ring seal on the solid rocket booster, thought the risk of failure was minimal and NASA management who wanted to keep to the launch schedule. Their penalties- Morton-Thiokol was awarded a multi-million dollar contract for more rocket boosters (although they were later absorbed by Northrop-Grumman) and the NASA FLight Director promoted
Susan S 3 years ago
I remember that when it happened, and my heart went out to all of former students of their "school teacher-turned-astronaut" as they witnessed the explosion as it happened.
#65
Ancient Wonders Reimagined
Detroit Citizen 3 years ago
Had to be after SG1 went back in time to over throw Ra (again). Nice to see another cultured individual as yourself T'Mar!!
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Sasha Kuleshov 3 years ago
20 years per pyramid is a lot of history to those witnessing their construction :D
David Paterson 3 years ago
I disagree with this, strongly. A pyramid with a stepped base and smoothed cap is the ideal defensive structure, an attacker would have to fight uphill, and even if the attacker could capture a dozen steps the defenders could still win by fighting down from the step above. The smooth cap is to stop the attackers from coming up over the top and attacking the defenders from behind. A pyramid could only be paved over smooth like this when it was no longer required.
#66
Silent But Deadly
Melissa 3 years ago
I'd like to hear this forbidden narwhal sound, but only when I'm on my deathbed.
Catherine 3 years ago (edited)
I, too, now must hear the forbidden narwal sound
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April Caron 3 years ago
This isn’t true, though. We have recordings of narwhals. Go search “narwhal sounds” on YouTube. I promise you’ll survive to see another day after listening to them whistle and squeal.
Victoria Anderson 3 years ago (edited)
Volume of recordings is drastically reduced to protect human hearing. They're deafening in person.
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Tom Hardeveld 3 years ago
Narwhals, Narwhals Swimming in the ocean Causing a commotion Coz they are so awesome Narwhals, Narwhals Swimming in the ocean Pretty big and pretty white They beat a polar bear in a fight Like an underwater unicorn They've got a kick-a*s facial horn They're the Jedi of the sea They stop Cthulhu eating ye
#67
Shadows That Tell Stories
Manomnomnom 3 years ago
I looked this picture up and it seems this photo is thankfully a digitally-created art piece inspired by nuclear shadows. They are real though and many of them are similar to this.
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TotallyNOTaFox 3 years ago
The vaporization isn't the reason for the shadows though, the high energy photons from the explosion bleached the walls around the people
The Radio Demon 3 years ago
I heard that the blast actually bleached the area around the people
David Paterson 3 years ago
This is only an A-Bomb. An H-bomb is typically 100 times as powerful. The USA has about 5,800 fully assembled H-bomb warheads, and partially fabricated materials sitting in storage for making a whole lot more. Morbid.
Carla Phillips 3 years ago
Is that a shadow of a child jumping rope? Man truly is the most dangerous species!!
TheHalloweenTeen 3 years ago
I think how it works is that when the bomb dropped there was a 'light' so powerful that it bleached everything, but since people were blocking the light, it didn't bleach certain areas. Like when you shine a light on a waterbottle and behind the waterbottle is still dark.
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#68
Vanishing Acts and Hidden Holes
UserCompromised 2 years ago
This, my friend, is why I love cryptids and cryptozooology
Load More Replies... Amanda Rose 3 years ago
And quite a number of them are located within the National Park system.
#69
Eggs From Another Era
April Caron 3 years ago
The unknown/unexplored parts of a globe/map where often marked with the Latin phrase, “Here be lions” and/or images of monsters. There are two known cases of the phrase, “Here be dragons” on an ancient map and this globe, but they are thought to indicate the same thing… an unexplored region. Can you envision ancient explorers sailing towards those “lions” or “dragons”… so they could stake their claim on newly discovered territory? And even though these phrases were printed on maps/globes… they were banking on the hope that they wouldn’t really discover “lions” or “dragons.” BTW… “Here be dragons” was denoting an area near Eastern Asia on this globe.
Raven Sheridan 3 years ago
I believe Westeros has an extensive dragon population. 🤔
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did he try to train said dragons? If not, I know a very good How-to video...
Bob La Capra 3 years ago
There is another less well known depiction of the new world. it is drawn on a pancake.
#70
Frozen in Time
Zoe DiAnni 3 years ago
Imagine waking hundreds of years later knowing no one and what ever $$ you had is worth hardly anything. Sounds fun
Balso Steele 3 years ago (edited)
Quite the opposite, if it's in a bank or managed plan. Even if the currency changed, if you're still frozen thus there's still been laws & regulations. Currencies would convert & you'd be sitting on several hundreds of years of compound interest.
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Azure Adams 3 years ago
you are dead and you are dead. done, finished, ended. Get over the narcissism of living forever or being revived. IT WON'T HAPPEN!!!
#71
Nature’s Creepy Surprise
Candy Cane 3 years ago
Can I give you more than one upvote for the Tremors reference? I thought the same thing.
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Ent Hugger 3 years ago
yes! it's totally the lil shrimp cocktail fingers lol
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Catherine 3 years ago
Yeah but he doesn't look to be much of a fungi 😂🤣🖐️
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Bob La Capra 3 years ago
If there isn't a punk rock band named "Octopus Stinkhorn" there should be
#72
Prehistoric Home Hacks
#73
Fading Brushstrokes of Memory
Urbangirlatl 3 years ago
The first pic is before his diagnosis. It is a benchmark to show what he could do prior.
love u 3 years ago
Now I'm not the best at math but i think 1967 to 2000 is more than five years
patricia patricia 3 years ago
When a person is diagnosed with Alzheimer's the disease is already rather advanced. I think the first portrait was "normal", years before the diagnosis, just to be able to see how the brain is affected.
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Alien Stones Unearthed
TotallyNOTaFox 3 years ago (edited)
Most likely from a meteor strike, the dagger of Tutanchamun is made with iron from a meteor as well
Spork420 3 years ago
Lightning strikes form fulgurite, which tend to be more tube shaped, and are quite common actually. There is something more similar to this called trinitite, which was formed when the US tested the trinity atomic bomb, and turned the surrounding desert sand into a glass like material from the intense heat.
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sewwandi ranaweera 3 years ago
A nuclear explosion in the middle of Sahara. I gues it isn't impossible
David Paterson 3 years ago
As Spork says, glass fulgurites caused by lightning strikes are quite common. What is rarer here is that the resulting glass is gem quality. These gems were prized in ancient Egypt above many other gemstones.
Cold Contagious 3 years ago
The fact that it's composed of unknown origin is incredibly interesting to me. It looks so unique also, I'd love to see it up close.
#75
Underwater Hidden Trails
bagels and beagles 3 years ago
But don’t be scared if he does show up, he just wants to play!
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#76
Unexpected Bite Alert
Anikulapo 3 years ago
C-section of a dying, pregnant shark? Let’s not get our pantaloons in a twist before we have all the details.
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Dissection of a live tiger shark shark! That might be one of the most vile sentences I've ever read
Andrew Pugg 3 years ago
WTF she was a live shark. OMG the pain she must have been in. Some Humans are a vile species. Just f.ucking wrong
Carla Phillips 3 years ago
Wtf did I just read? Live dissection? Why is that even a thing? How is that not considered torture?
#77
Too Big To Handle
Nicole Weymann 3 years ago
I've seen a number of pictures of dead alligators and pythons failing to solve a similar dilemma (Florida, I think. Escaped/released pythons seem to be one of their new ecological issues)
#78
Giant Cat Chronicles
Mosheh Wolf 3 years ago (edited)
There was a young lady of N***r, who smiled as she rode on a tiger (liger); They came back from the ride, with the lady inside, and the smile on the face of the tiger (liger).
Sarah Turney 3 years ago
Awww yes I shall ride it seems like the most ethical thing to do. Please somebody shoot thay woman
BirFromHH 3 years ago
We don't Talk about the ethics concerning breeding ligers as long as there ist a woman we can hate, right?
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Patti Vance 3 years ago
creating ligers is a horrible practice. the records show that they tend to unpredictable in their behavior. part of the reason for this is the nature of the two, tiger and lion, are contrary to each other. lions are pack/pride animals whereas tigers are solitary.
David Paterson 3 years ago
Is Hercules still alive? Checks web. Hercules was born in 2002, and ligers typically live from 13 to 18 years. By the way, Hercules is the largest "non-obese" feline. His brother liger Sinbad weighs less but is the tallest feline in the world. Yes, Hercules still seems to be alive, a photo was posted in May this year.
Tom Hardeveld 3 years ago
Lion: "Hmm, humans, a good snack!" Tigers: "Humans, love to hunt them" Combination of the two: "wANt tO taKe a piGgYBacK-rIdE LAdy?"
Carrie Smith 3 years ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_growth_disorders It's not just ligers.
#79
When Appetite Goes Wrong
Lupita Nyong'heaux 3 years ago
truly not trying to be disrespectful, but i'm truly curious: do you have a propensity toward a specific inedible object or is it random? when you swallow the objects, does it soothe you in some kinda way? and if so, how long does the satisfaction last before you feel compelled to swallow something else? were you born with it or did it develop and manifest over time?
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Just wondering how the hell did he get these objects if he was a patient in a facility
Carrie Smith 3 years ago
They probably died. I would assume from a perforation.
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#80
Truth Stranger Than Fiction
WindySwede 3 years ago
Sounds something similar to Peter Madsen. He talked/joked much on the docomentry that was made prior to his atrocities. (Don't google if you don't know).
#81
Close Call Incoming
Bob La Capra 3 years ago
In 2004 it was estimated that there was a 2.7% chance it would strike the earth. Over the years it has been calculated that it will pass about 19600 miles away which is not only closer to earth than the moon but closer than geosynchronous satellites. Something to look forward to.
Thomas Bentley 3 years ago
who would win in a fight apophis or jormungar (sun eater vs world serpent)
#82
Lost in the Moment
Tenacious Squirrel 3 years ago
Surely she would realise it wasn’t a normal situation from the hysteria and other people’s reactions/talking.
Anyone-for-tea? 3 years ago
And the Celine Dion music playing in the background!
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#83
Rare And Remarkable
#84
Ancient Kicks Drop Jaws
Zoe DiAnni 3 years ago
No we proved that there are no fresh ideas anymore, it’s all just a reboot
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Buried But Still Ringing
Thomas Bentley 3 years ago
Imagine if someone was on shift and all the bells rang in unison.
Load More Replies... BBsparkster614 3 years ago (edited)
It has, idk any examples but I do know it worked.
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Alice In Hell 3 years ago
This is why some have 'wakes'.. leave the body out on a table or what have you, and leave them for a few days to see if they wake.
Load More Replies... Anyone-for-tea? 3 years ago
Apparently that’s not true and that is boxing slang. Also dead ringers isn’t attributed to this either.
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#86
Spin Out of Control
TotallyNOTaFox 3 years ago (edited)
By air friction, like a shuttle breaking through the atmosphere during re-entering
Load More Replies... TotallyNOTaFox 3 years ago (edited)
What exactly? If the Earth would stop all the loose stuff would stii have inertia. It's like riding on a bus that suddenly stops. If you mean the firestorm we talk about friction, the air would rub on objects with such speed that it sparks flames
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Paul Macdonell 3 years ago
Not to mention that if the earth stopped suddenly you would still be travelling at 1000 miles an hour. Good bye...
David Paterson 3 years ago
Any fires would be small and local. Not all life. Most plant species and fungi would survive. This wouldn't be as deadly as the Permian-Triassic extinction 250 million years ago. And nowhere near as deadly as the "snowball Earth" event 650 million years ago. But yes, it would be a major extinction event. My favourite type of extinction event is called "flood basalt", where the massive amount of sulfur dioxide released makes Earth's entire atmosphere unbreathable by all animals, plants and fungi.
#87
Edge of the Unknown
Amanda Rose 3 years ago (edited)
Gas emissions crater due to the methane released from permafrost melting. There are several other ones on the peninsula.
#88
Lost Blades and Legends
*Displayname*=idk 3 years ago
Imagine that. Just trying to kill raindeer and finding a viking sword!
Tom Hardeveld 3 years ago
"Svôn, just ask for directions." "I don't nééd directions Svetlâna!"
#89
Visible And Vulnerable
Zedrapazia 3 years ago
Maybe should have caught it for a zoo, an animal like this would be good to spark awareness in people about turtles.
Marek Čtrnáct 3 years ago
I've seen an albino turtle in a shelter in Sri Lanka. They said they will raise it until it can be returned to the wild.
#90
Mind Over Matter
𝕜𝕖𝕣𝕞𝕚𝕥 3 years ago
Reminds me of the story about the guy whose wife shot him and just woke up with a headache
David Paterson 3 years ago
Look up "Phineas Gage" and the tamping iron accident. A one inch diameter iron rod penetrated his skull from bottom to top and out the top in 1848. He had loss of vision in one eye, but not much else in the way of permanent injury. It became seriously infected, but the infection was cured. He was walking again after 24 days.
#91
Walls Whisper Secrets
ℚ𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣𝕎𝕠𝔽𝕊𝕙𝕚𝕡 3 years ago
I see "Fug them, never tell me what to do again, but NO ONE IST, KILL THEM maybe I'll kill myself"
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#92
Rare Creature Spotlight
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
When I was a kid I went to a shell museum in Victoria which had the severed head of a goblin shark floating in a tank full of dark preservative fluid, so it looked like it was swimming out of a black ocean and coming straight at you. There was the entire body of a juvenile and a massive crab in there too, just for good measure. I had nightmares for weeks.
#93
The Lost Voice of Neverland
DEW 3 years ago
Something needs to be done for child actor's. Maybe have them do acting classes or change up their look. Children make movies that we love them in. We need to do more then use them and then throw them away.
readingthequibbler 3 years ago (edited)
Any child stars really. This really resonates since Aaron Carter passed earlier today.
Load More Replies... Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
The entertainment industry is insanely heartless. They take you for everything you've got and spit you out the moment you're not making them money, and then pick their teeth with your bones for good measure. Bastards.
Load More Replies... Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
Which made it regrettably tasteless later on when the Rescue Rangers movie's villain turned out to be an ageing, embittered Peter Pan whose career had died the moment he hit puberty and wasn't cute any more. You bet people were pissed about it.
#94
War Memories in Your Grip
Livingroom Panda 3 years ago
At least the soldiers would have a memory with them 🫡
Load More Replies... UserCompromised 2 years ago
I f****n love reading about this stuff. I'll tell ya, I'd do the same thing
#95
Quirky Wartime Survival Gear
Cold Eagle 3 years ago
I was wondering if someone was going to mention it. Good job.
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Mylittlecorgi 3 years ago
"MIC-see you in the afterlife, KEY-why? Because you've been nuked, MOUSE"
#96
Underwater Prank Unveiled
#97
Echoes from the Past
Jean Thompson 3 years ago
You would have thought that, since those many thousands of years, our hands would have changed, but finger/thumb placement and lengths look just the same as ours today.
David Paterson 3 years ago
Most of the hand prints found in European caves are of children, suggesting that children and young teens penetrated deeper into these caves than adults. Shockingly many of these child hand prints show serious injuries, such as missing fingers.
#98
Mind-Bending Escape Artist
BirFromHH 3 years ago
I am still bewildered that trying to escape prison ist a crime in "the land of the free". Here in Germany the wish for freedom from prison is seen as natural. You won't get punished additionally for escaping (although you will If the means you took are punishable, of course)
Karin Kramer-ten Velde 3 years ago
In 1980, DeFriest was sentenced to four years in prison for violating probation via illegal firearms possession, having initially been arrested for retrieving work tools that his recently deceased father had willed him before the will had completed probate.
OmBoyGanesh 3 years ago
My grandfather updated his will yearly. When he passed, an aunt and her immediate family produced a nearly decade old will that favored her & her children. Before his last and official will was submitted to the courts by his attorney. In that near decade, he lost a few people and had more grandchildren and in-laws. Had not it gone to probate, the outcome of who was granted what would have been vastly different. Had any of us accessed what the older version had stated, we’d have been stealing. Possibly even from ourselves. I get the logic of his arrest, but 4 years seems rather excessive. And criminalising attempts at freedom seems counter to innate self-preservation.
T5n 3 years ago
I have a few friends on the spectrum. One of them is a savant. And it is amazing what she is capable of.
Joanne Hudson 3 years ago
Aspergers here; annoying rather than amazing. Its perception mostly.
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Jacqui Dunn 3 years ago
This is bizarre. If the original charge ("stealing" tools left to him in a will) was so wrong, so is all the following. Is he still in prison?
#99
When Balloons Go Too H**h
Daniel Atkins 3 years ago
Since he was found near an oil rig I’m guessing sharks.
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Mountain Man Mayhem
Jessica Cifelli 3 years ago
The Most Dangerous Game. Had to read that story in high school. I thought it was an odd choice for high school students to read for class but it was an interesting story, if morbid
Hammond Chiez 2 years ago
I was still in grade school when I had to read that.
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#101
History’s Impact Zone
#103
Forever Cool Vibes
Sophie Dorothea Hill 3 years ago
Congratulations, you win best comment of the day!
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Pangoro 3 years ago
When I was 10 y/o I lived within his "hunting grounds". My mom was so scared we slept in the front room every night with my parade baton as a weapon! It's funny now but that man terrorized us for months and I went on to have nightmares about him for years after. My kids laugh at me because I keep all the doors and windows locked at all times, but they didn't have the "joy" of growing up in LA in the 80's. Seemed like a new serial killer would pop up every few months in those days:(
arcane_gamer (they/them) 3 years ago
if i do get buried (and not cremated and have my ashes put in an hourglass) i want that to happen to me
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Unsolved Trail Mystery
Pheebs 3 years ago
To be clear, they arrested and charged someone in the past week. Case is far from over. I’m curious to know what brought him to their attention.
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Lavendar rose 3 years ago
That piece of c**p has finally been arrested! May those babies rest in peace.
DEW 3 years ago
It's sad that one of the mother's talked to him. She went to go have photo's of her daughter copied to put out to the public. This suspect looked at her and said I'm not going to charge you. If he is in fact the murderer of these 2 girls..I hope prison justice happens to him everyday until his death.
Detroit Citizen 3 years ago
Theyve made an arrest a few days ago. But havent released much info. 11-05-2022
Seymoura Butts 3 years ago
He was arrested last week. Finally some justice for those poor girls.
#105
Beer-Drinking Bear Soldier
Alex Barnett 3 years ago
People used to adopt bears all the time in Eastern Europe. Peter the Great had a pet bear that served drinks at parties. Story is that if you turned a drink down the bear would growl at you until you took it.
TotallyNOTaFox 3 years ago (edited)
He was also enlisted in the army and carried artillery shells
#106
Meteorite’s Rare Misfire
John Dwyer 3 years ago
A rock travelling from space through the atmosphere is called a meteor. If it hits the Earth it is then called a meteorite. The rock hit the lady before hitting the earth so she was struck by a meteor, not a meteorite.
#107
Dark History Unveiled
Booklover<3 3 years ago
I thought suicide was illegal... This person must have known what it was for.
keighterz 3 years ago
I have never understood how suicide could possibly be illegal. Makes zero sense. Have people actually been arrested for attempting to end their own life?
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Buried But Not Forgotten
Deborah Harris2 3 years ago
Here you go .... The pilot at the time of the incident was Second Lt. Robert F. Elliott, 24, of Rich Square, North Carolina, who flew from Llanbedr on a gunnery practice mission and encountered difficulties - resulting in the crash-landing. The pilot walked away safely from the incident, but was reported missing in action a few months later.
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#109
Frozen In Time
M. William Bell 3 years ago
I give it five years until Lil Naz X and Elton John get into a celebrity feud over who gets to make that little guy into a pair of boots.
Joanne Hudson 3 years ago
Unless there is more than one, it was 3 months old when it died.
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Twisted Behind the Scenes
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
Oh well, he said he was like, really really sorry and had found religion in jail, so that made it okay. /sarcasm
Load More Replies... Bob La Capra 3 years ago
OK, pump the brakes. He confessed to the murder of one person, was charged with 2nd degree murder and convicted. Sentenced to 20 years. There was a string of unsolved murders at the time that appeared to be the work of a serial killer. Bateson talked about these murders and said he might confess to them if it meant a lighter sentence. Doesn't really make sense, does it. You're accused of one murder, confessing to an additional six isn't going to get you a lighter sentence. While many in law enforcement thought he might have committed the other murders no charges were ever brought.
Paloma Vita 3 years ago
WTF? You'd think that killing and dismembering 6 people would send you to jail for life without parole.
#111
Deep Sea Rarity Uncovered
Sophie Dorothea Hill 3 years ago
Love messed up logic like this. Even if they'd put it back in the water, the poor thing most likely wouldn't survive. Humanity doesn't deserve animals.
Audra Sisler 3 years ago
Megamouth.......I talk a lot so that's what ppl call me! BAHAHAHAHA 🤣🤪🤓👽
#112
Rocky Decisions
Eric G 3 years ago
Because the federal government believes moon rocks are more important than women.
Load More Replies... *Displayname*=idk 3 years ago
Oh I was gonna say that it must have been out of this world!
Load More Replies... David Paterson 3 years ago
I am tempted not to believe this. With the exception of some Moon rocks known to be missing (eg. given to an African country with a corrupt leadership), the location of them all is well known. Well known but not well controlled, anybody can borrow a Moon rock from NASA if you can convinced them that you were doing valuable scientific work on the rocks. So I could sleep with a moon rock, perfectly legally, if I liked. A piece of trivia for you. All the moon rocks that the Soviet Union brought back from the Moon are currently being held in the USA, by NASA.
Lissah Mackenzie 3 years ago
I watched a video about this, I'm pretty sure it's true. I think the guy was also cheating on his wife with said girlfriend as well
Load More Replies... Urbangirlatl 3 years ago
Not sure what consensual s*x has to do with anything. Pretty sure is all about the moon rocks.
#113
Static in the Sky
JuniorCJ82 3 years ago
For the love of God, close your sunroofs or don't look up with your mouth open.
Livingroom Panda 3 years ago
"Honey, would ya fix the antenna? it's cut out again! I'm missing my cloudy skies!"
#114
Breed That Fought Itself Out
Castles 3 years ago
I know extinction is never nice but this probably was a good thing, imagine all the chavs with these instead of pit bulls
soakingwetbread 3 years ago
sorry but can we stop villanizing all pit bulls
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Nicole Weymann 3 years ago
None, unless you call "pleasing humans" an evolutionary adventage (fair point, though, we are a significant force). But then dogs are bred according to people's demands, not according to the trial and error of natural selection. Two generations of wild/unorchestrated breeding and the most distinctive features (skin folds of shar peis and pugs leading to infections, short snouts, over large beagle ears, giant spaniel eyes and micro heads too small for their brains, crippled shepherds' hips, malformed pevises needing c-sections in bulldogs, ...) would mellow out a lot.
Load More Replies... Hammond Chiez 2 years ago
He kinda looks like my beautiful pit-mix. But mine's a sweetheart and my therapy dog.
#115
When Dreams Hit Pause
digitalin 3 years ago
Not necessarily. I've had lots of dreams where I've died and then stuff happens after.
*Displayname*=idk 3 years ago
Exactly. I've been through death a lot in my dreams. I mean sure I have woken up before dieing before. But I've also died and moved on in the dream as either me dead, me spectating others, or me coming back to life.
Load More Replies... Bob La Capra 3 years ago
I think there might be something to this. I sometimes eat things in my dreams that I've not eaten while awake and in the dream they have no taste.
Thomas Bentley 3 years ago
my ouija board disagrees, but he does experience a different death every night with the same feeling of his neck being snapped.
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Captain Kyra 3 years ago
I've died in dreams, usually I switch to another perspective and watch myself die.
CelticElff 3 years ago
I have died in my dreams multiple times and I remember many of them. It was during a period of great stress.
#116
Vault of Secrets Revealed
Anikulapo 3 years ago
Nevermind the fact that it is sacred to the Lakota.
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#117
Final Act Soundtrack
K W 3 years ago
Honestly the last thing I'd want to hear before the world ends is a religious song.
Little Wonder 3 years ago
Broadcast is already past, present and future tense. Hi, meet one of my pet peeves.
Steve Kenney 3 years ago
So I'm about to die because the earth is about to end. I'm choosing to watch CNN? - If - I'm watching TV before the world is about to end, I'm going to be watching porn. Hentai specifically.
Ellie Vanille 3 years ago
lofi hip hop radio - beats to flee/die to. Like and subscribe to support our channel.
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#118
Against All Odds
West Hermans 3 years ago
That would not have been possible. Because Alton was a man. His wife Willie is the one who fell into the well and gave birth to their son. The seven-pound, nine-ounce Franklin Woodrow Emile Jourdan had been under water about twenty minutes before being rescued and did not start breathing until being brought above the surface. The Jourdans also had another son, two-year-old Jack, who was born prematurely after Willie tripped while walking.
#119
Vintage Gangster Vibes
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juice 3 years ago
many of these aren't morbid, but the Instagram account actually is called "morbid_facts"...so this one can't be blamed on BP lol
T5n 3 years ago
I agree. Either most of these weren’t morbid/disturbing or maybe I’m too far gone emotionally.
Load More Replies... Banana Hammock 3 years ago
Some of these are fake. Please fact check what is posted if it's going to be titled as "Facts". Not trying to be a brat but it's frustrating.
Beth 3 years ago
Right! Unfortunately a lot of people think their opinion or how they feel about something is in fact a fact. So many things on social media are untrue and people seem to think it's fact because of how they feel or think. It's a complete s h i t show to be honest.
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Yay Pandas! 3 years ago
Not surprising, happens a lot on BP. Especially posts from Reddit.
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Stargazer66 2 years ago
49. Lee Halpin. He had the symptoms of hypothermia before he died. He got hot and started sweating: "Apparently they'd been chilling and Danny had a couple of beers," she said. "And then, when they went to go to sleep, Lee was complaining that he was too hot, he had a sleeping bag, but he was using it as a pillow… and Danny said to him 'You need to actually have a cover on you, it's too cold not to' and Lee was like, 'No, no I'm fine' and then he'd been going to sleep, Danny said he was sweating a little bit and did seem quite hot, and he tried to put a cover over him, and Lee knocked it off in his sleep." https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-25239138 20-50% hypothermia deaths are caused by "paradoxical undressing" which occurs in moderate to severe hypothermia when body core temp drops below 90F (30wC). The person suddenly becomes hot and disoriented and they take their clothes off (or sleeping bag in Halpin's case) in an attempt to cool off, which is then followed by
Stargazer66 2 years ago
unconsciousness and death https://www.strangeoutdoors.com/questions-answers/paradoxical-undressing
Load More Replies... Carrie Cain 3 years ago
I don't remember about the Vietnam war, but with everything the military always has to confirm everything before doing anything so that the United States can cover our *sses in order to make sure we don't look like the bad guys to the rest of the world when we are actually trying to help. If we're trying to help & the real bad guys make us look like we're in the wrong then the people we're trying to protect will suffer and/or it will start a war if we aren't already in a war. War isn't just fighting... it's strategy & politics too, that's why it's so complicated & hell on earth.
Metalhead Turtle 🇺🇦 3 years ago
I've got a morbid fact. I understand that there are people who don't like children, so if you're one of them, just ignore my comment. Also, this is my opinion. Childhood dementia exists in the form of a condition called Sanfilippo Syndrome. There's no cure for it and the current life expectancy is 10-20 years.
Small and Annoyed 3 years ago
Wow they can't even be bothered to crop photos now. Just straight up stealing content from another page/site
juice 3 years ago
many of these aren't morbid, but the Instagram account actually is called "morbid_facts"...so this one can't be blamed on BP lol
T5n 3 years ago
I agree. Either most of these weren’t morbid/disturbing or maybe I’m too far gone emotionally.
Load More Replies... Banana Hammock 3 years ago
Some of these are fake. Please fact check what is posted if it's going to be titled as "Facts". Not trying to be a brat but it's frustrating.
Beth 3 years ago
Right! Unfortunately a lot of people think their opinion or how they feel about something is in fact a fact. So many things on social media are untrue and people seem to think it's fact because of how they feel or think. It's a complete s h i t show to be honest.
Load More Replies... Yay Pandas! 3 years ago
Not surprising, happens a lot on BP. Especially posts from Reddit.
Load More Replies... Stargazer66 2 years ago
49. Lee Halpin. He had the symptoms of hypothermia before he died. He got hot and started sweating: "Apparently they'd been chilling and Danny had a couple of beers," she said. "And then, when they went to go to sleep, Lee was complaining that he was too hot, he had a sleeping bag, but he was using it as a pillow… and Danny said to him 'You need to actually have a cover on you, it's too cold not to' and Lee was like, 'No, no I'm fine' and then he'd been going to sleep, Danny said he was sweating a little bit and did seem quite hot, and he tried to put a cover over him, and Lee knocked it off in his sleep." https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-25239138 20-50% hypothermia deaths are caused by "paradoxical undressing" which occurs in moderate to severe hypothermia when body core temp drops below 90F (30wC). The person suddenly becomes hot and disoriented and they take their clothes off (or sleeping bag in Halpin's case) in an attempt to cool off, which is then followed by
Stargazer66 2 years ago
unconsciousness and death https://www.strangeoutdoors.com/questions-answers/paradoxical-undressing
Load More Replies... Carrie Cain 3 years ago
I don't remember about the Vietnam war, but with everything the military always has to confirm everything before doing anything so that the United States can cover our *sses in order to make sure we don't look like the bad guys to the rest of the world when we are actually trying to help. If we're trying to help & the real bad guys make us look like we're in the wrong then the people we're trying to protect will suffer and/or it will start a war if we aren't already in a war. War isn't just fighting... it's strategy & politics too, that's why it's so complicated & hell on earth.
Metalhead Turtle 🇺🇦 3 years ago
I've got a morbid fact. I understand that there are people who don't like children, so if you're one of them, just ignore my comment. Also, this is my opinion. Childhood dementia exists in the form of a condition called Sanfilippo Syndrome. There's no cure for it and the current life expectancy is 10-20 years.
Small and Annoyed 3 years ago
Wow they can't even be bothered to crop photos now. Just straight up stealing content from another page/site
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