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Tiny, Adorable, And Deceptively Lethal

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The bite of a blue-ringed octopus is one of the deadliest in the world — and it comes in a squishy package.The tiny blue-ringed octopus packs a lethal punch. One of the deadliest animals in the world, this little cephalopod doesn’t have razor-sharp teeth or even the ability to travel particularly fast. But it does produce a neurotoxin with the power to paralyze — or kill. When threatened, rings of electric blue flare along the body of this seemingly harmless mollusk. Read More...

Young Woman Dies After Doctors Tragic Mistake Embalmed Her Alive

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The doctors' mix up with a saline drip and a formaldehyde drip after surgery caused a young woman's body to erode from inside. east2west newsEkaterina and her mother Galina Baryshnikova. A criminal investigation is underway after a 27-year-old woman was accidentally embalmed following a routine surgery. Ekaterina Fedyaeva died of multiple organ failures two days after doctors accidentally administered a formalin drip instead of a saline drip. While saline after surgery has few risks and is used for things like rehydrating patients and maintaining blood pressure, a formalin drip contains formaldehyde and is usually infused into the veins of people who are already dead in order to prevent decomposition. Read More...

20 Fascinating Photos That Separate Fact From Fiction

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A pilgrim lays on the ground holding candles during the centuries-old annual pilgrimage to the Iglesia De San Lazaro (Church of Saint Lazarus) on the Day Of Saint Lazarus. Rincon, Cuba. December 17, 2002. Sven Creutzmann/Mambo Photography/Getty Images A Santeria practitioner with Tarot cards and cigar for future readings. Havana, Cuba. April 3, 2013. Education Images/UIG via Getty Images Babalawo using rum to bless a shrine. March 9, 2013. Read More...

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