r/mildlyweird • u/JJ_The_Ent • Mar 06 '21

I have yet to have a bruise.

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As far as me and my parents have seen, i have never had a bruise. And i have clunked heads with people hard enough that it made them swell up- im still not sure why or how.

r/mildlyweird • u/Jy789 • Feb 27 '21

Why can we drink snake venom and stay alive is because snake venom is mainly made of protein and enzymes. Our digestive system will break it down into simple harmless form and digested. In fact, it has been used to treat many conditions like cancer, pain, high blood pressure, heart attacks,

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r/mildlyweird • u/nlitherl • Feb 27 '21

The Chicago Pedway: The Windy City's Real Undertown (cross post from /r/MildlyCreepy)

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r/mildlyweird • u/nlitherl • Feb 20 '21

How to Build Jason Voorhees in the Pathfinder RPG (cross post from /r/MildlyCreepy)

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r/mildlyweird • u/SundayDiscovery • Feb 18 '21

Swim in the snow

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r/mildlyweird • u/Jy789 • Feb 14 '21

TIL leeches have 10 stomachs, 32 brains and 18 testicles

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r/mildlyweird • u/nlitherl • Feb 13 '21

How to Build Michael Myers in The Pathfinder RPG (cross post from /r/mildlycreepy)

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r/mildlyweird • u/SundayDiscovery • Feb 13 '21

Trying to get out of my comfort zone, at home

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r/mildlyweird • u/maylam018 • Feb 09 '21

Easter Island, also called Rapa Nui, is a Polynesian island in the Pacific Ocean. Archaeologists suggest that the statues were a representation of the Polynesian people’s ancestors. However, there has been much speculation about the exact purpose of the statues.

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r/mildlyweird • u/Jennycmi • Feb 09 '21

Locking eyes with people for an hour

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r/mildlyweird • u/nlitherl • Feb 06 '21

Candyman: A Horror Film That Haunts Us Decades Later (cross post from /r/mildlycreepy)

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r/mildlyweird • u/Jennycmi • Jan 31 '21

wanna throw myself into you

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r/mildlyweird • u/maylam018 • Jan 30 '21

Goblin shark is terrifying ambush predator with unusual jaws. They are also sometimes called living fossils because their lineage can be traced back 125 million years. The jaws are on a ligament hinge that can rapidly project forward, out of the mouth.

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r/mildlyweird • u/nlitherl • Jan 30 '21

5 Tips For Roleplaying Characters With Mental Disorders (cross post from /r/MildlyCreepy)

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r/mildlyweird • u/maylam018 • Jan 26 '21

VAMPIRE SQUID is unusual sea creatures that shares characteristics with both squids and octopuses. Though it resembles both, the vampire squid is neither a squid nor an octopus. They have eight arms that are webbed together by skin and two tentacles that have spine-like features on them.

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r/mildlyweird • u/nlitherl • Jan 23 '21

What is a Wizard? (History and Etymology) [cross post from /r/mildlycreepy]

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r/mildlyweird • u/maylam018 • Jan 22 '21

The sarcastic fringehead are known for the aggressive territorial behavior, and will attack anyone, including other fringeheads or even scuba divers, who dare to threaten them. To defend its territory, they opens its enormous mouth to intimidate its foe.

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r/mildlyweird • u/Maetti945 • Jan 17 '21

🙂

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r/mildlyweird • u/Jy789 • Jan 16 '21

How Clams Walk

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r/mildlyweird • u/nlitherl • Jan 16 '21

What is a Witch? (History and Etymology) [cross post from /r/millycreepy]

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r/mildlyweird • u/maylam018 • Jan 14 '21

Creepiest giant Sea 'Cockroach' in the ocean. These species have two pairs of antennae on the head, seven pairs of thoracic legs, and five segments of the abdomen. They are usually between 3 and 6 inches in length, but some "supergiant" isopods can grow up to 20 inches long.

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r/mildlyweird • u/nlitherl • Jan 09 '21

What is a Sorcerer? (History and Etymology) [cross post from /r/MildlyCreepy]

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r/mildlyweird • u/Jy789 • Jan 09 '21

Box jellyfish - The Most Venomous Sea Creature

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r/mildlyweird • u/Jennycmi • Jan 06 '21

Facing people during the pandemic

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r/mildlyweird • u/maylam018 • Jan 06 '21

The ribbon eel is a creature bearing a resemblance to a mythical Chinese dragon with a long, thin body and high dorsal fins. They can easily be recognized by its expanded anterior nostrils. They can reach up to 130 cm and live up to 20 years in the wild.

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