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If you already have trouble sleeping, then this list is probably not for you (especially not number one). Ok, with that out of the way, don’t say we didn’t warn you. For those of you left, while some of these things are quite disturbing, others are just downright silly. Have you ever heard of goats being prosecuted for armed robbery? Or how about squirrels? Apparently prosecuting animals is still a thing in some parts of the world. There are also some creepy things. Did you know dead people get goosebumps? Or that you have taste receptors in your anus? Well, its true, even though we’re not exactly sure what the utility of such taste receptors could be, they’re there. Those weren’t that bad right? You probably still think you can sleep. Well, just keep reading. Actually, read through the whole list and then decide. We know that you’re not scared of the dark, but seriously that might change in a few minutes. Even if it doesn’t though, try falling asleep imaging a turtle breathing through its butt. Because that’s how some turtles breathe. We wish we were lying, and we’re terribly sorry that you stumbled across this list, but these are 25 Disturbingly Unbelievable Things That Might Keep You Up At Night.
The pentagon actually has a plan for combating the zombie apocalypse (called CONOP 8888)
Source: foreignpolicy.com, Image: wikipedia
In 2007, Iran arrested 14 squirrels for spying
Source: ynetnews.com, Image: wikipedia
In Taiwan there is a restaurant where food is served on miniature toilets
Source: moderntoilet.com, Image: wikipedia
Scientists accidentally killed the world’s oldest creature. It was a 507 year old mollusk.
Source: wikipedia, Image: wikipedia
If you thought the squirrels were bad, in 2009 Nigerian officials arrest a goat for suspicion of armed robbery
Source: reuters.com, Image: wikipedia
In 2011, after a woman was stabbed to death in a South Carolina Walmart, the store remained open and only roped off the area of the murder. Customers reported being horrified as a result of the grisly scene.
Source: wikipedia, Image: wikipedia
It wasn’t until 2008 that Nelson Mandela was removed from the US Terror Watchlist
Source: wikipedia, Image: wikipedia
In 2009 a woman bought a $10,000 piece of art. It was “invisible”.
Source: neatorama.com
Dead people can get goosebumps
Source: wikipedia, Image: wikipedia
You actually have taste receptors in your stomach, lungs, anus, and brain
Source: wikipedia
Tupac’s fellow band members mixed his ashes with weed and smoked them
Source: ncdailynews.com, Image: wikipedia
Leeches have 32 brains
Source: wikipedia, Image: wikipedia
Cockroaches can live for weeks without their heads. They eventually die of starvation.
Source: wikipedia, Image: wikipedia
In Korea octopuses are eaten alive
Source: mnn.com, Image: wikipedia
A snail has more than 25,000 teeth
Source: bbc.com, Image: wikipedia
In the United States, ransom payments are tax deductible
Source: irs.gov, Image: wikipedia
Halden, a high security prison in Norway, has flat screens TVs, en suite showers, and fluffy towels in each cell.
Source: wikipedia, Image: wikipedia
Some turtles are known to breathe through their butts
Source: straightdope.com, Image: wikipedia
It is possible to blow up a balloon through your ears
Source: New Tang Dynasty Television, Image: wikipedia
Gold is edible
Source: slate.com, Image: wikipedia
If you inhale a pea it can sprout in your lungs
Source: bbc.com, Image: wikipedia
During the Ice Age, Britons used human skulls as cups
Source: wikipedia, Image: wikipedia
Expensive perfumes often contain sperm whale poop (ambergris) due to its unique, earthy smell
Source: huffintonpost.com, Image: wikipedia
During the 1700s you could get free entry to the London Zoo if you brought your pet to feed to the lions
Source: wikipedia, Image: wikipedia
In 2005, a Chinese company was found to have used skin harvested from the corpses of executed inmates in beauty products that it sold in Europe
Source: theguardian.com
25 Disturbingly Unbelievable Things That Might Keep You Up At Night
“It wasn’t until 2008 that Nelson Mandela was removed from the US Terror Watchlist”
That’s because he’s a terrorist