Rock Stars You May Not Know Are Missing Body Parts
Losing a body part creates all sorts of obstacles, and that's especially true if you're a rock star.
Read MoreLosing a body part creates all sorts of obstacles, and that's especially true if you're a rock star.
Read MoreThere's one interesting-yet-grotesque fungus that resembles decomposing body parts of humans far, far too much. It can terrify anyone who stumbles upon it.
Read MoreNo question but that electricity provides modern life with many, perhaps most, of its benefits, from heat to light to tech -- but there's a drawback, too.
Read MoreSometimes we need medication or other interventions to heal, but much of the human body can repair itself, given time -- with a prominent exception.
Read MoreWhen you haven't moved from your desk (or couch) for hours since breakfast, you'll suddenly hear a low rumbling sound -- your stomach growling.
Read MoreSpace travel exhibits harmful effects on the human body, and life in anti-gravity is tough on the bones. What would happen to your body if you lived on Mars?
Read MoreIn 2022, Russian troops ventured into the white marble grave inside St. Catherine's Cathedral and seized the remains of Prince Grigory Aleksandrovich Potemkin.
Read MoreAmputated body parts are properly disposed by hospitals, but some amputees choose to keep their severed limbs.
Read MoreThere are those who are quite content to live a life without dramatic ups or downs -- as little drama as possible -- and then there are fright fans.
Read MoreDry ice is useful in several ways, and can even be used to create cool party effects, but what really happens to your body If you eat dry ice?
Read MoreWe all know Dorothy traveled to Oz when a tornado picked up her house and deposited it there. Has anyone actually survived something like that?
Read MoreHumans often cope with death by disguising it as life. Let's take a look at how your body might change after a year of eternal beauty sleep.
Read MoreTaken at face value, humans and giraffes don't seem to have much in common. Both are mammals, of course, but come to find out, there are other similarities.
Read MoreThe risk of dying from extreme cold typically happens in temperatures between minus 40 and minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Here's what happens to your body.
Read MoreTrevor Smith's death at just 33 years old was tragic. Smith weighed over 400 pounds at his peak. He trained ferociously, and he used steroids.
Read MoreIt's easy to think a whale can eat a person as they are some of the largest creatures in the world and serve a vital link in the ecosystem.
Read MorePeople die 20 times more often from cold weather than hot weather. It's worth finding out how cold it can get before your goose is officially, uh, frozen.
Read MoreLiquid nitrogen should really be called "liquid frostbite." But it can be the stuff of medical nightmares when unsafely added to a drink.
Read MoreIt's no secret that there are a lot of people sharing this big, blue marble floating through space. And some have some pretty rare body features.
Read MoreArtists have often chosen to depict martyrs carrying odd items -- their own body parts. This is saints depicted carrying dismembered body parts explained.
Read MoreIn a disturbingly literal instance of picking your poison, instead of swishing Listerine, some people swig it like booze. Here's what happens when you drink mouthwash.
Read MoreOut of all the viruses that pose substantial public health risks, the rabies virus is one of the few likely to be fatal without immediate treatment.
Read MoreWhat would happen to your body if you fell into a black hole? In the event this fate is on your horizon, here's what you might expect.
Read MoreKids might dream of a land where the meals consisted of various forms of processed sugar. But as an adult? What if that's what you really relied on, food-wise?
Read MoreCompared to some grim execution methods, beheading, at least in theory, seems somewhat quicker and more humane. In reality? Not always.
Read MoreThe body goes through a torturous process and death can occur in less than five minutes when being strangled.
Read MoreIt's kind of an ironic way to die, and it's definitely horrible. Imagine being part of a massive crowd yet no one knows you are suffocating, nor can they help.
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