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Is that what they use to fish for whales in Australia?
Or somewhere else in the vicinity?
Oh. wait. Whales are mammals.

Is that what they use to fish for MegaSharks in Australia?
Or the Philippines?

(p.s.: it was fairly creepy wherever it came from)

Ecuador!

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Praying Mantis!

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5,000 spiders force family from Missouri home | Oklahoma City - OKC - KOCO.com

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[Mel]

Maybe that would help me with my "Night Terrors". Getting tired of throwing myself out of the bed. My CPAP mask and tube would fight through that. I gotta check out e-bay and amazon.

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Utica Crib, when you absolutely positively need to enforce the no sleepwalking rule.

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The ghost of Pucketts wrecker yard.......

[Mel]

The ghost of Pucketts wrecker yard.......

I remember when that was all over the web and tv.

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Puppy-Sized Spider Romps in Rainforest : Discovery News

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Basket Star

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Family finds more than 100 snakes inside their home | KFOR.com

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Wow... From IFLS

Ten weird and terrifying medical instruments from the past

17th century French brass syringe


18th century Sri Lankan Ivory enema syringe


19th century Japanese self-administering enema syringe with a piston and reservoir


Then there are the surgical instruments, like the 16th century tools below. Those on the right include a double-bladed knife, a forceps for extracting arrow head and a bullet extractor.


Others like the Belgian Iron “scolds bridle” mask from the 1550s that was used to publicly humiliate and punish, mainly women, speaking out against authority, nagging, brawling with neighbours, blaspheming or lying, are just horrible inventions.


More preferable are the “Jedi” helmets from the 1980s, used in conjunction with MRI scanners to investigate the brain without having to crack open the cranium. The word “Jedi” was used to ensure that children put it on without too much fuss.


There is also this steampunk steel hand and forearm with brass wrist mountings from 1890.


And finally how about the slightly disturbing model eye…


Box of eyeballs from 1900 Wellcome Library, London


- Ten weird and terrifying medical instruments from the past | IFLScience