Anthrax: Nature’s Perfect Bioweapon
8.4M views · Feb 11, 2021 · Education
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@--_--IMP--_-- · 5 years ago
"There are three different ways of contracting Anthrax: CD, vinyl and digital download."
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@Copenboro · 5 years ago
I've gotten the anthrax vaccine so many times in the military I could eat a whole bowl of anthrax and still have an easier time that the aftermath of Taco Tuesday.
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@zeeble1 · 5 years ago
why did i always think anthrax was a chemical and not a disease loll
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@jenniferrose2360 · 2 years ago
The fact it can lay dormant for thousands of years and be revived with just a drop of blood is some 28 days later type stuff. Anthrax is my Roman Empire
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@logandeeter6151 · 5 years ago
You know it's bad when the mildest form has "only" a 20% chance of killing you
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@СнежныйДжони · 5 years ago
"I have a fever and headache" <br>Google: Take a rest, relax, drink water and lower your body temperature<br>Bing:
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@3ch1dna07 · 5 years ago (edited)
My eldest son made an interesting note about this. What if all of those "cursed objects" that are handed down in families in history actually have anthrax spores on them which is what actually killed those who inherited them.<br><br>Edit: Well, this has done better than I ever thought it would. Thank you! I actually thanked my son but he said that his dad and I deserve all the credit because we taught him and his brother to question everything.
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@ayyron69 · 4 years ago
Anthrax is insane. I live in Texas and I used to hunt near the border of Mexico. One year, all except for 3-4 of the hundreds of deer that lived on the property disappeared. It didn't take long to figure out that it was Anthrax that killed them all. Apparently in that region it isn't uncommon to have an outbreak about every 10 years.
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@marthvader14 · 5 years ago
Using our deadliest plagues as our trump card against aliens would be a cool movie plot I think
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@arianaeve3655 · 5 years ago
Being an adult now just replaces my fear of quicksand to anthrax
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@bolotniy · 5 years ago (edited)
this guy looks like a depressed version of michael from vsauce.
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@altaycak · 2 years ago
We had an anthrax outbreak in Turkey a few years back. Around the same time after eating some nasty late night food, I got a nearly 40C fewer that doctors said was because of a gastro-intestinal infection. Turns out it wasn't Anthrax, and I got better, but I was absolutely terrified for those few days.
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