Making Gummy Bears from Wind Turbine Blades: Part One

The thing is, these sky-high towers are topped with enormous turbine blades, and the blades need to be replaced every now and then. Because of this, a lot of old equipment gets disposed of, and in more recent years, experts have debated whether this disposal of materials meets environmentally friendly criteria. The main concern is …

Tattooist With Black Eyeballs “Loves the Pain of Getting Inked”

After getting her first piercing at the age of 15, a tattooist has since gotten completely black eyeballs and split her tongue. She say’s that she’s addicted to the pain of body modification. Anu Karki, 25, of Nepal, South Asia, says she’s the first person in her country to get her eyes inked entirely in …

Spiders Sleep Just Like We Do, According to a New Study

Do spiders even sleep? Does everyone remember hearing that people swallow like 7 spiders a year or something like that? Or just me? In a study by Daniela Roessler and her colleagues, baby jumping spiders were watched by cameras at night. Footage caught showed sleep cycle-like patterns. During this time, the spiders’ legs twitched and …

Woman Shamed Over ‘Ridiculous’ List of Acceptable Gift’s for Dog’s Birthday

Even the most dedicated dog parents don’t expect people to hand over their hard-earned cash for the sake of their pet’s birthday’s. But apparently, that’s not the case for this dog mom. A woman was slammed after sending her friend’s and family a long birthday list, with acceptable and unacceptable gifts listed, ahead of her …

Lobotomies and Bodies ‘Left to Rot’ at Horror Asylum

Danvers State Hospital in Massachusetts has a haunted history, dating back to 1874. This is also the sight where the Salem Witch Trials judge John Hathorne once lived. The first lobotomy was performed there in 1948, and soon electric shock therapy in the 1950s. Although huge, the Danvers building was once very overcrowded, with original …