17 Insanely Terrifying Photos to Burn Into Your Retinas

Deadbeat_Dave Published 02/06/2023

Fear is a heck of a drug. What evolved as a tool to keep us alive, to ward us from danger, has become something of a stimulant in otherwise monotonous moments of safety. So, if you're looking to quicken your pulse and maybe sleep a little less tonight, take a scroll through this gallery of freakish freshly-plucked pics of the scary variety.

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u/killHACKS:
This abandoned hospital had a visitor last night

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u/DMmeYourCat:
In 1731 King Frederick I of Sweden sent a taxidermist to his favorite lion that had died and this is what he received back.

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u/v4vanky:
Mirny, a diamond mining town in Russia

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u/Megumins_AE86:
Infected tattoo after removal

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u/Skatcatla:
A friend spotted this sign in their neighborhood. So many questions....

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u/killHACKS:
This was once a home.

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u/DmitriyBragin:
I didn't come up with the title

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u/Perobita:
There is a parasite that infects tadpoles causing leg mutations.

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u/xtuna88:
Giant eagle in Albert Bay, BC, Canada

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u/killHACKS:
Throne of Human Remains in the Catacombs of Paris

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u/BeefKnees_:
This bat nursery

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u/jmw61378:
Never sitting on grandma's couch again!

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u/HansWolken:
I felt something moving near me, so I decided to take a picture

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u/Kaoss20:
It looks like a Tim Burton set at 2pm and it just rolled in.

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u/Flicksterea:
Decolopoda Australis - Giant Artic Sea Spider

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u/Vivian326619:
Have a nice day.

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u/Goldenstrawberry2493:
I noticed eyes looking at me from a neighbors window, second pic is the next night

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