30 Rare Photos That Reveal The Unseen Side Of Things

Not sure why there's so much negativity towards this comment. This will give not only adults, but children who have congenital heart disease/myopathy a chance to live out their lives through heart transplants without fear of organ rejection (we're not quite there yet). It is really amazing with how far we have come in medicine, especially in the past century, with how we approach treating individual diseases and ultimately the health of our communities.

I think is creepy. Fascinating but creepy.

Ah yes, working on our own immortality while ignoring the planet's needs.

Yeah, so thank god religion seriously puts the breaks on stem cell research! Yeeey, non-scientific bs!

If we survive the destructive part of our nature.

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Extending life completely unnecessarily while wiping out other species and just generally being a toxic parasite, no thanks, we need to be gone to give this planet a chance to sort itself out.

Here’s to favor, health and long life for your dad!

*ba dum pum*

that's punny...

Badum TSS!

The wigie

*slow clap*

That's what I thought!!

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I sang that last part in my head. Full-on robot voice too. xD

That's what I would love to know, because it doesn't really make sense that the islanders would have buried them. There's also another possibility; they're older than we thought, and the ground naturally was added to over time.

Kind of crazy it took so long. Seems like someone would have done a little digging sooner than now.

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Or her

That's hilarious!

someone lost their nerve

Time, patience, sharpe scalpel and some knowledge in butchery :3

Apparently these two medical students excelled at extracting, which is why they were chosen to dissect the entire nervous system. They started by exposing the spinal cord and cutting through skin, muscle and protective tissue to clear the maze of nerve fibers within. After each nerve was cleared, they rolled them in cotton batting and soaked them in some kind of preservative.

Carefully. I remember in the cadaver lab seeing the nerves of the back all laid open. perhaps one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.

The one in the Hunterian Museum in London wasn’t removed from the body - the rest of the body was cut away from it. Extraordinary work.

Maybe they take out smaller sections and reassemble?

Bolton family secrets! 😸🍻

Dissecting it out, very carefully!

ive seen that for blood vessels fully intact they inject them with some kind of hardening thing and then dissolve the rest of the body leaving all the blood vessels, maybe it's a similar process even if they cant be injected persay??

Very slowly!

I was JUST thinking that!

You don’t want to know!

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you Don't wanna know

I wonder if one of the four is at the Mutter Museum? They have a lot of fascinating exhibits. Thanks for sharing.