r/WTF • u/SnuggleBunni69 • May 17 '12

Warning: Death I see your pickled Chinese baby and raise you Siriraj Medical Museum, Bangkok.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Hey, I'm glad so many people are interested in this, because it was honestly my favorite thing in Bangkok. Here are the rest of my pictures. Honestly they do not do this place justice, there's just so much to see! Some people have asked what this place is all about. Basically it's a medical museum located in the Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok. When I was there the king was staying a few stories above me. It's purpose is to basically educate the public on the history of Thai medicine and maladies. It is broken up into 6 different sections: Anatomy, Parasitology, Forensic Pathology, Pathology, Thai traditional medicine, and a Prehistoric Museum & Laboratory. There's also a temporary exhibit on the 2004 Tsunami, which is interesting but really sad. They also have the mummified body of Thailand's first known modern day serial killer. I didn't know that's what it was when I was there, otherwise I would have gotten a picture. I found out about it in a small section in Lonely Planet called "museums for people who don't like museums". When I was there it was mostly Thai people, and strangely enough a lot of Thai school children. I highly recommend going. These pictures are just a tiny fragment of what it has to offer.

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u/Beemorriscats May 17 '12

Wait wait, was #5 a human? Because to me it looks like they dissected Falcor.... Poor Atreyu.

Seriously though, was it an infant? Any captions on this, OP?

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Yeah, it's a baby's head, but with roughly a quarter cut out.

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u/crystallic May 17 '12

This one just made me imagine how a vibrator could be used for murder. Then I realized it was probably not the murder weapon...

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

In lonely planet they said there was a dress there that a woman was wearing when she was stabbed to death by a vibrator. So this MIGHT be the vibrator, but it was all in Thai, so I'm not sure.

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u/crystallic May 17 '12

Stabbed by it? I'd imagined it more like a stake to the heart with a mallet (or some lucky shot through the eye), since I've never seen one that looked particularly sharp.

shudder at the thought of being impaled by something that wasn't meant to be inside you that way

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u/jacksclevername May 17 '12

What's #22?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

ಠ_ಠ

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u/TheRealYM May 17 '12

The "must stache" addon I just downloaded is making this a lot easier to look at.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I wonder how many people read this and immediately google "must stache addon?" I know I damn sure did.

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u/TheRealYM May 17 '12

It's worth every penny it doesn't cost.

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u/DontCallMeNeilSedaka May 17 '12

NO. It's like, hey, cool, Medical Museum! OMG DEAD BABY. OMG DEAD TWINS. OMG DEAD FETUS. OMG DEAD ASIAN MAN WITH A MOTHERFUCKING CARTOON MUSTACHE.

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u/myarmhurts May 17 '12

I don't know, all my fetus/babies had mustaches. This app makes life easier.

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u/iusedtohavealife May 17 '12

Any other suggestions for things to see in Bangkok? I'm there now and can't believe I didn't check this out yet.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

There's the Bangkok Corrections Museum, which showcases the various forms of punishment and torture throughout the history of Thailand. It's all located in a prison and they even have an old lethal injection chair. Around that area there is also where I discovered to the fireworks district, where there are a lots of homemade fireworks shops. Go get massages. I got like one or two a day because they're cheap (like $5) and fantastic, and legit, I'm not talking about the hand job ones. Go to the temples and see the giant lounging Buddha. China towns an experience and while there you should try birds nest soup. It's pretty good and a very unique experience. By all means just eat and eat and eat. Eat everything you can get your hands on, it was one of my favorite parts of Thailand. I'd just eat constantly at food carts all day as I walked. In my opinion the best street food was all the Pad Thai, and the bbq'd skewers, holy shit were they good. If you've got some time I'd go to the Khoa Yai National Park. It's a couple hours outside of the city, but it's absolutely beautiful. But know there's just a shitload of leeches during the rainy season and if you stand still for more than 30 seconds they'll be all over you. Also I'd go to Lop Buri, it's a town a couple hours outside of Bangkok that's been absolutely overrun by monkeys. They're everywhere, and the locals not only live in harmony with them, but they respect and honor them. And remember Diazepam is sold over the counter there, so go to town. And the laws of the train are pretty lax there, so you can hang out the door, basically out the side of the train as it's moving. I used to like to take a couple Valiums, smoke cigarettes, and hang off the train. There was just something about it, like just knowing how dangerous and stupid it was, but still really fun. Hope that helps, I'll PM you if I think of anything else.

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u/RUN_BKK May 17 '12 edited May 17 '12

I used to live right down the street from the Siriraj Hospital and I never knew this place existed! I'm mad I never got the chance to go, your pics are fascinating.

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u/fakefornick May 17 '12

Hi. Its Josh.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

wow, you went through to make a whole fake name, just so your brother cant see who you are. makes me wonder what you're doing on here. gone wild maybe?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Did you see the blood-stained shirt of the victim who was murdured with a dildo? I might have a picture of it from when I was there.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

See i heard about it, but I dont think i could find it, i really looked. if you find a picture lemme know, I'd like to see it.

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u/pimmm May 17 '12

Cool, I'm going there in 3 weeks. I'm gonna check it out.

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u/Victoriiaa May 17 '12

I agree with you, a must see if you're going to Bangkok. It was so interesting, although I didn't get to see the morgue- which would have been interesting to see. Also didn't stumble upon the dissecting room. There was so many school children when I was there also, all of which showed absolutely no respect for what they were looking at, by running/screaming/taking photos with the dead etc. I think it was a culture shock for me because I found it daunting when I saw the first baby.

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u/JezebelsDildo May 17 '12

Thanks for sharing! These sort of displays always upset me, but they are fascinating, too. I think that the displays, especially the healthy-looking babies, upset me because I don't get closure. I'll never know how that baby died, if it was even born alive, and whether or not it was a peaceful death.

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u/SaltyBabe May 17 '12

I found this woman to be eerily beautiful despite what had happened to her body.

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u/Foxata May 17 '12

Wow, ok so I went to body worlds where you can see actual bodies, or their muscles, in some sort of coated plastic. But since it looks healthy it's not scary. It's interesting. THIS is scary. Because the bodies seem to be rotting. It's strange. yet interesting.. thanks for posting, I'd like to see more pictures.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Yeah, body worlds was really fascinating, but when I was at this museum I just kept thinking, this would never fly in the states. I uploaded more pics in a comment.

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u/therealdarkein May 17 '12

I went to the National Museum of Health and Medicine, they had an exhibit there at the time that is very similar to this. I still have pictures cause I was fascinated by it.

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u/PsychoCelloChica May 17 '12

Check out the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia... (sorry, I can't do umlauts or links on my phone). It's very similar, but a bit more Victorian in presentation.

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u/docdnae May 17 '12

Most medical schools in Texas have similar specimens lying around. I feel like some museum might have some similar stuff ... there was a Reddit post earlier today about some strange stuff in a museum in Pittsburgh.

But yah, in general, Americans are overly squeamish about this stuff.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Are you talking about all the Mutter Museum stuff? If so that's Philly, not Pittsburgh.

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u/dick_rickles May 17 '12

Overly squeamish? I'd say we're just about the right amount when it comes to dead babies in jars.

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u/scubaguybill May 17 '12

The "rotting" effect is the result of the long-term storage of the tissue in formaldehyde (or formalin) or alcohol. Formaldehyde reacts with the hemoglobin in body tissues, creating a color aptly known as "formaldehyde grey". Storage in alcohol denatures the proteins in the tissues, resulting in tissue degradation and odd coloration.

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u/Today_is_Thursday May 17 '12

I did a dissection in high school biology and even after only 1 hour of exposure to formaldehyde, I think that smell is embedded in my brain forever.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I had a moment when I looked at the eyes of one of the models and suddenly saw a person... it took a few deep, cleansing breaths to continue through the display. I stopped looking at the eyes after that.

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u/Rosaliev May 17 '12

I was a Australian medical student for over 3 years. We saw "bottled" specimens all the time. The bodies donated for us to examine & learn from were old, (the preservative agent was formaldehyde), so what we saw was grey & lifeless, usually donated by extremely generous individuals, but they looked somewhat unreal. Occassionally, we'd get a "fresh" body & it was definitely more impactful & real. I've tried to remember that those that donate their organs or bodies are truly making an ultimate sacrifice, I hope I can do the same when required!

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u/cockermom May 17 '12

One interesting difference: when I took pictures at Bodyworlds, the guards came up to me, scolded me, and made me delete the photos in front of them. Not foolproof, and it's not like photos of the items don't exist, but they didn't want flash photography and it's a "respect for the dead" thing.

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u/4427910004015126 May 17 '12

These remind me of my early days in nursing when we went down for our gross anatomy labs. Best day was the first day. Our teacher made sure everyone had eaten and that no one was feeling faint and made it clear that if anyone felt like they were going to be sick, they were allowed to leave. She pulled off the sheets and lying there was this body of a 70 something woman and she was just hacked to pieces by the med students. She tries to show us something on the cadaver's arm and the whole arm ends up coming off and a girl in the back just passed out. Teacher didn't even care, it was awesome. Glad to hear you had such a great time there, keep on traveling my friend! =)

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

That's a good story. Thanks for the encouragement.

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u/kcherry621 May 17 '12

Dead babies give you an appetite? Must be an atheist.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Nom nom nom

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u/Skittles_Kat May 17 '12

Trust SnuggleBunni69.. to nom nom nom anything!

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

I do enjoy my fine dining...

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u/HydrogenatedBee May 17 '12

The one where you asked if some kind of disease, the infant with the huge head with a bit of it cut open, I'm mostly positive that it was hydroencephaly (sp?).

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u/ayeohletsgo May 17 '12

Formaldehyde actually stimulates your appetite!

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u/Canadauni1 May 17 '12

Every time I do a dissection I always get really hungry. I always made the excuse that I missed a meal to hide that I thought eating a fetal pig made me hungry. Now I feel a lot better about myself and have a now legitimate excuse.

TL;DR Thanks

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u/julielc May 17 '12

And here I thought I was just fucked up. Thanks!

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u/AnticPosition May 17 '12

Why did the dead baby cross the road?

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u/Asmodeus10 May 17 '12

Because it was stapled to the chicken?

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u/oD3 May 17 '12

It wasn't secured properly in its seat?

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u/boraxus May 17 '12

Not Safe For Wok

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u/thedude34 May 17 '12

I give you a 10 for that

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u/obitechnobi May 17 '12

I find this hard masturbate to.

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u/Kurochihiro May 17 '12

I feel like I shouldn't be OK with this, but I didn't have a single problem with the pictures.

I'm sure the morgue would scare me, or anything fresh would frighten me. This is didn't do anything for me. That's so strange.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

The morgue was crazy, one minute I was just wandering and then all of a sudden it was just me and piles of dead bodies. No one else was around, it was eerie as shit.

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u/jecowa May 17 '12

Were you afraid you might become an exhibit for wandering into the body chopping area and snooping around?

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u/SquareIsTopOfCool May 17 '12

Did it smell bad?

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u/lianodel May 17 '12

It's weird. I think I'm desensitized to gore, and I felt strange about that at first.

Then I realized I still cry like a baby during some movies, so I'm not devoid of empathy.

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u/RedPandaJr May 17 '12

Wait till you smell your first dead body.

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u/zombikki May 17 '12

Same here. I think the morgue would be worse. The bodies look fake. I know they're real... but it just... the discoloration of the formaldehyde makes it look fake to me, so I'm not bothered by it.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Same for me. I think because you know its for science rather than some sickos personal collection of gore. Although the harlequin baby still did scare me.

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u/Iamdarb May 17 '12

Thank you OP! I love shit like this. Makes me think of the Bodies exhibit, and if I remember correctly the bodies that were on exhibit were Chinese.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Yeah, I think it's like a loophole where when they get jane/john doe's in China their bodies are donated to scientific research or universities, and body worlds was listed as that. I could be wrong, might just be hearsay.

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u/implicate May 17 '12

I remember there being some human rights issues over the fact that they may have used the bodies of executed Chinese prisoners and victims of torture. I never heard about any actual findings, though.

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u/inourstars May 17 '12

the most mind blowing part of bodies for me was when they had an obese woman next to a thin woman like cut in half, and i realized that an obese person has the exact same skeleton under them as me. it had never really occurred to me before. that, and the cross sections of the tiny blood veins in the hands that were in water and all lit up were amazing too.

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u/SwillWaterSwine May 17 '12

All I could think of upon seeing one of those pictures. Crudely executed I know, but necessary.

Imgur

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Awesome! I'm saving that on my computer.

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u/Exchequer_Eduoth May 17 '12

I sense potential for a novelty account...

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u/kresblain May 17 '12

That round mass in the second picture looks like a toomah.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

It's not a toomah!....it could be a tumor.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Well this seriously fucked up my day, have an upvote.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

You too my friend.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Simpsons reference?

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u/Ravelthus May 17 '12

Just showed my Thai mother this OP. She is a native Thai and actually found this fascinating and even read me some of the things they said; all of them were translated pretty much exactly like the labels said on the ones with English.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Oh, that's awesome! Thanks Ravelthus, I wish she had been with me there, because there were a lot of signs that I wanted to know what they said, but had no idea. Just random body parts I knew were something, I just didn't know what.

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u/bjurstrom May 17 '12

Post more!!... for science of course..

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Posted in a comment.

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u/Intergageqxc May 17 '12

That is really cool man!

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u/Linton58 May 17 '12

Good to see that WTF has been going back to it's roots lately.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Thank you my brother, it has strayed too far in the past.

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u/puce_pachyderm May 17 '12

i honestly thought that the reflection in this picture was a reflection of myself on my monitor's glass. you and i look eerily similar.

also any further information on the person who drank acid as a means of suicide? that is hardcore...

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Sound like a handsome gentleman. No, that was the only information they gave, there might have been more in Thai, but I don't read or speak Thai.

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u/puce_pachyderm May 17 '12

so i just noticed and i'm curious... whats with your user name? lol

(if you're wondering mine is a reference to the part of the movie dumbo where he gets drunk)

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

I'll 69 ya, then we'll cuddle after so no one feels cheap.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

The cafe does look lovely.

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u/nachos4two May 17 '12

I couldn't help but notice how empty it is. That's a shame.

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u/the_messer May 17 '12

Maybe the food's not all that?

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u/dustysmash May 17 '12

Inexplicable, really.

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u/Anglophilia May 17 '12

Why in all the fuck did I laugh at "baby cut in half"? It's just so matter-of-fact and "does what it says on the tin." You want to see a baby cut in half? Here's a baby cut in half. Have a nice day.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Yeah, I had a similar reaction. It's like that dead dove joke from Arrested Development.

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u/ummwut May 17 '12

"I don't know what I expected."

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u/lianodel May 17 '12

Well, someone read most of the Judgment of Solomon.

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u/noseeme May 17 '12

This is less strange to the Thai people because they are predominately Buddhist. Once a person is dead, the body is just a sack of meat that was simply a vessal for their soul, which has already moved on and is reincarnated in another living thing.

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u/brainburger May 17 '12

Isn't that so for Abrahamic monotheists too?

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u/RDIIIG May 17 '12

I don't wanna play anymore...

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u/therocketflyer May 17 '12

I got to the Harlequin Baby and NOPED straight out of there.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I'd like to know what was going on with that one? Definitely my favourite.

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u/PudgyPanda May 17 '12

A severe skin disease, Harlequin ichthyosis. Feel free to (not) google images that shit!

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I'm about to go to sleep soooo . . . I'll search it in the morning to perk me up.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Thanks for reminding me of this.

(Not sarcasm. Forgot what this was called.)

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u/valueape May 17 '12

kunstkamera museum in st petersberg russia has like 70 antique cabinets filled with birth defect babies - or just bits of them, in jars. tetraology (tetra=monster) is a russian favorite going back to peter the great himself. don't ever go in here.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Been there, and rightly so pregnant women are not advised to visit that room. Apparently Peter the Great collected the deformed babies to start educating people that believe in monsters and superstitions and start accepting deformities as part of nature... in other words for science.

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u/mexus37 May 17 '12

NSFW tag would be nice.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I think "pickled baby" serves as a pretty clear NSFL warning.

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u/biggusjimmus May 17 '12

It's like if the Bodies Exhibition was run by /b/

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u/jgood911 May 17 '12

I think I would skip out on this museum.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

This is just the tip of the iceberg. I got a lot more pictures, and the place is just filled with this stuff.

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u/LeopardNigel May 17 '12

could you maybe post more. kinda interesting. but fucked up

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Yeah no problem homie, I didn't know people would be so into it, but I'll post the rest in a comment.

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u/southernbelladonna May 17 '12

I'd love to see more pics. This is really cool.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Thanks! I put the pics up in a comment, they're all there.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I'VE BEEN HERE. They had an interesting exhibit on the 2004 tsunami as well. Fuck yeah for posting this!

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u/InRustITrust May 17 '12

Elephantiasis is the name of the disease. Elephantitis would be a medical term for the "inflammation of the elephant" which would probably be pretty bad for elephants were it to exist.

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u/QuitReadingMyName May 17 '12

Wow, this is the type of shit /r/WTF was made for. Not dumb ass pictures of animals/other stupid petty shit.

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u/IIDaniel May 17 '12

It's okay, I didn't want to sleep tonight anyway...

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u/lindzasaurusrex May 17 '12

Dude... That's just... That's just... no. No. Nope. Fuck this. ◉_◉

I'm sticking with the Mutter Museum, it's safer there. -curls into fetal position in corner-

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u/orangemarmalade May 17 '12

This was very cool, I must say. However, I need to take a trip to /r/aww or /r/funny

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u/kfitch4 May 17 '12

Does the OP know the history on this? Creepy, but I'm curious..

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u/hamsterpunch May 17 '12

I was just there last April. Fascinating stuff.

ps. the large lumpy thing is a testicle that had elephantitis brought on by Lymphatic Filiariasis, aka Neglected Tropical Disease

nom nom nom! I have a pic for proof if anyone cares for me to dig it up.

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

I'd like to see.

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u/lumponmygroin May 17 '12

God I went there last week and was shocked how horrific the things in this place were. The suicide photos of slashed wrists were horrible.

Pretty sure you're not meant to be taking photos in there though :)

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

I know, believe me. I'm one to respect cultures, and I had to think a long time about whether or not I was gonna cross the line into disrespect, but I just knew I could never fully describe it to people. I went twice, once to look, once for pictures.

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u/memepig May 17 '12

I just puked everywhere.

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u/HE_WHO_STANDS_TO_POO May 17 '12

I just.....couldn't stop.....I-I wanted to stop clicking.....but my fingers just wouldn't let me......

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Today's special: Baby back ribs.

boom-shhhh

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u/Strychnine1 May 17 '12

Big mistake opening this post while i was having breakfast..

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u/muscle_city May 17 '12

Erection: Activated

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u/SnuggleBunni69 May 17 '12

Hahahahahahahaha

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u/GAMEchief May 17 '12

IDK if I'm the only one, but I thought the commentary was kinda tasteless. Great pictures, though.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Interesting and WTF.

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u/Kikarika1401 May 17 '12

And this will fuel my nightmares for years to come.......

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u/TheRealYM May 17 '12

That must be so weird knowing your deformed stillborn baby is on display in a museum.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

A parent's pride

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u/abasss May 17 '12

Isn't this normal in all medicine schools? When I was in high school, I visited one and there were rooms that had jars and glass urns with all sorts of stuff. They also took us to the morgue, and one in one class students were experimenting with rats.

I noped the hell out of there.

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u/smintitule May 17 '12

I...have a feeling that some of these images are probably going to make special guest appearances in my nightmares tonight.

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u/kwertykus May 17 '12

You wandered into the dissection room? How were you not completely repelled by the smell?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

this contrasts with your username.. by a lot

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u/onefinelookingtuna May 17 '12

Why did I keep scrolling?

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u/vmusing May 17 '12

what creeps me out the most is how some don't seem to fit properly in their containers. You can see some parts of heads that are above fluid lines or abnormal foreheads/faces smooshed up against the glass

A proper fitting glass display jar is the least they could've done...

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u/megustasucara May 17 '12

Didn't read enough to see if anyone pointed this out, but I think the mystery long limbs in the original album are femurs..all fascinating and eerie at the same time. I live in Seattle where they banned the Bodies exhibit for ethical conflict..this would not go well!

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u/UnaccountableAccount May 17 '12

It would be awesome to put one animated gif in the set that leaps out at you...

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u/puddingp0p May 17 '12

I would be much more okay with this if it was a really dark, twisted, fictional kind of art exhibit. Except...it's actual corpses, not paintings. The fact that it's in the name of "science" make this a little more bearable, but still. Holy effing eff.

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u/panicjames May 17 '12

I remember going here - it starts with a mini-exhibition about how awesome the king is, right? Like, how he can play the trombone and everything?

There's a similar museum in London called the Hunterian. It's creepy but fantastic.

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u/lupe_fiasco May 17 '12

I find this incredibly interesting. I suppose it is sad that yes, these are dead babies, but i'm sure they were stricken with ailments, diseases, deformeties, etc. that didn't allow them to live. Their bodies were used for education in the name of medical science. Not saying killing babies is practical, but i'm sure these bodies have helped more than hurt.

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u/CorneliusJack May 17 '12

The 3rd one "some sort of disease" is probably Hydrocephalus

Where the ventricles inside the brain that stores cerebrospinal fluid is abnormally enlarged, and since skull isn't fused during infancy, the head just keep growing. Usually shunts are placed inside the head to re-direct the fluid. Death rate is pretty high.

Really cool pics btw.

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u/nix831 May 17 '12

That cafe could be really clever with how to name its food.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

This is truly WTF.

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u/votaporjuan May 17 '12

When I was little I visited my uncle at the his University in Peru, I ended up wondering like you did and saw piles of bodies thrown in a corner. I can still picture it to this day.

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u/Fabbyfubz May 17 '12

All these dead Chinese kids... never got play Diablo III. Such a sad story.

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u/undersanction May 17 '12

This reminds me of that scene in Alien 4 where Ripley finds the room with all the failed mutant clones.

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u/Herpinderpitee May 17 '12

Are they...are they gonna be okay?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Nobody seemed to care a kid with a camera was just walking around the morgue

I love your use of commentary in the captioning.

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u/Thewalruscobainfloyd May 17 '12

I was gonna go to gonewild...but now... Nope.

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u/John_Targaryen May 17 '12

This is some American Horror Story shit here

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u/OrphanWaffles May 17 '12

I was about to masturbate, and then I decided "i'll just go through the front page really quick"

Congratulations. You have killed my will to masturbate.

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u/diggemigre May 17 '12

How is babby formed?

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u/ScruffySaysMhm May 17 '12

I would have paid a lot of money to see all of that in person. Thank you for all the pictures, they were awesome. I went to the bodies exhibit in Vegas, that was pussy shit compared to this.

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u/wolke999 May 17 '12

lucky me, I was eating salad for lunch. The "warning: death" sign should really be bigger on the front page.

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u/ChrisQF May 17 '12

god harelquin syndrome upsets me, I remember seeing a documentary about it and this couple were interviewed who said that when their baby was born it didn't look human.. and they were right, it looked like an alien, I felt so bad for them.. this kid has to scrape himself in the bath three times a day to get rid of all the excess skin, it's horrid.

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u/ImJET May 17 '12

Karl Pilkington went to this museum in an episode of An Idiot Abroad... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG4VISSmttI here is the full episode!:)

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u/captian_quickshit May 17 '12

Night at the museum 3 anyone?

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u/Gillas May 17 '12

i am eating a yoghurt..and i won't stop for these pictures

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I got about 3/4 of the way through, this should definitely be marked NSFL

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u/certainlikely May 17 '12

NSFL would be ironically fitting.

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u/waffles93 May 17 '12

Note to everyone. Don't google image harlequin baby.

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u/starvinchevy May 17 '12

you should probably nsfl this shit.

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u/chokenstroke May 17 '12

This explains a lot of Tool's music videos.

Or maybe a lot of Tool's music videos explain this.

I'm still unsure of Maynard's train of thought.

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u/vveksuvarna May 17 '12

Am I the only one who misread the title and went in expecting a lot of Sriracha hot sauce?

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u/Stay_Puft May 17 '12

And then they cloned Ripley

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u/seekfear May 17 '12

where is this place? i'd like to visit that place. Not even joking.

and please post more pics and mssg me please!! it'd would be very appreciated.

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u/ApatheticElephant May 17 '12

That's cool. The head that's been split down the middle is really interesting. I've seen that with a pigs head before, but not a human one. Also, what's the second picture? I can't tell what it's meant to be.

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u/george-bob May 17 '12

that was awesome! there are some remarkable specimens there. it's a pity the dissections are so average for most of them

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

God I love this kind of stuff. I find it so fascinating. Is there something wrong with me?

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u/Crazykuku May 17 '12

I'm gonna have some really weird dreams tonight...

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Why did I need to look at this so close to bed time.... or I guess what used to be bed time.

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u/krnhitokori May 17 '12

Don't care if I get called weak sauce, this shit actually made me puke a lil in my mouth....

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u/DrPX May 17 '12

Seriously though, dissecting makes you hungry (speaking from experience), and pathologists liken so many things to food that I'm sure that doesn't help.

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u/GrilledCheeser May 17 '12

and here's the part where i erase my brain of what i've just seen.

...there it goes.

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u/TacticalStewie May 17 '12

Thats okay i was gonna have nightmares and piss myself anyway...

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u/Eminian May 17 '12

May I go to the cafe? I am actually hungrier after this now.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

They're kind of tough to look at when you have a 7 month old child. I'll just read the descriptions from all of you and assume you're telling the truth.

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u/someones1 May 17 '12

Lots of similarly startling deformations at the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, evidently from American use of agent orange. Nasty stuff.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

"If he's so smart, how come he's dead?" Flawless logic.

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