“Lake Superior has dead bodies from the 1920s. With freezing temperatures and a lack of oxygen, bodies don’t decompose at the rate they would under normal conditions. Sure, they don’t look as “fresh” as the day they died (in fact they’re covered in bodily fat from saponification), but they can be recognized as human remains.”
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Tilly 3 year s ago
**spend less time on the internet**
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Eliphalel 3 year s ago
#2 - I think most predators will start eating before their prey is dead. Cats will make sure their prey is dead but I can't think of another animal that does - then again I may need another cup of coffee.
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Howie 3 year s ago
Eliphalel,
I think most animals wait for you to die, like sharks. You still pose a threat to the animal even when mortally injured.
I think most animals wait for you to die, like sharks. You still pose a threat to the animal even when mortally injured.
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Elly 3 year s ago
The gifs were creeper than this post...
And I play with dead people for a living.
And I play with dead people for a living.
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Amelia 3 year s ago
#4
Ackchyually it's closer to 65 billion solar masses.
It's also 10 billion light years away.
Ackchyually it's closer to 65 billion solar masses.
It's also 10 billion light years away.
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Mercy 3 year s ago
Amelia,
Ackchyually?
Really?
Ackchyually?
Really?
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Amelia 3 year s ago
Mercy,
Really!
Really!
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Montgomery 3 year s ago
#2 Timothy "Grizzly Man" Treadwell (and his girlfriend) found out the hard way.
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Thys 3 year s ago
#7 is f@#king stupid. Several of them are, in fact. (I'm looking at you, #17)
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Gatsy 3 year s ago
omg ooooh omg noooo so spooky so scawwy
foh wizh this bs
foh wizh this bs
I think most animals wait for you to die, like sharks. You still pose a threat to the animal even when mortally injured.
And I play with dead people for a living.
Ackchyually it's closer to 65 billion solar masses.
It's also 10 billion light years away.
Ackchyually?
Really?
Really!
foh wizh this bs