Aralsk 7: The USSR’s Anthrax Island
767K views · Nov 11, 2019 · Education
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@toledo152 · 6 years ago
Anthrax Island from the people who brought you Chernobyl.
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@MrShanester117 · 6 years ago
“Hey I’m Simon whistler. The host of every show on YouTube.”
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@ra-rarasputin210 · 6 years ago
“Rebirth island...The source of Dragovich’s poison”
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@Andrewlang90 · 6 years ago
Is it just me, or does the Soviets have a terrible habit of creating killer creations, then abandon them, hoping nobody asks about them?
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@UnderscoreBrendan · 6 years ago
Getting those Call of Duty: Black Ops vibes from the mission “Rebirth”
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@KMACKTIME · 6 years ago
Nova 6.. you don’t know what they did to you
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@tripnorton2020 · 6 years ago
"Rebirth Island", eh? I remember that place. Nova 6 is some rough stuff man
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@kekistanihussar1160 · 6 years ago
Anytime you click on a random "informative" video, there's a 90% chance of this dude being the narrator.
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@ex-navyspook · 6 years ago
I used to be on the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases email list because of some of the work I was doing, and the Aral Sea was just one area that gave me nightmares. <br><br>My worst scenario was someone walking into the bush somewhere in central Africa or the rainforest of South America, coming into contact with a hemorrhagic, not knowing it, then getting on a plane and flying back to a large population center (like happened in 1972 with Marburg...dodged a bullet with that one) and not even realizing they're infected. If it happens at the height of cold and flu season, people just assume they're coming down with the flu. Then they start leaking blood from everywhere. <br><br>Most areas with Marburg, Ebola, Hanta Virus, or any of a number of other nasty diseases and infections (to say nothing of "Anthrax Island") are all about three hours, or less, from international airports.<br><br>Welcome to my nightmare. Sleep tight.
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@kostikoskela375 · 6 years ago
Seeing the ussr's track record we are lucky that non of the diseases escaped from the island.
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@Resileaf · 6 years ago
This non-island could literally kill everyone on Earth. Sleep well tonight!
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@oldmech619 · 6 years ago
I saw a man meany years ago with the scars of smallpox. You see it, you know. Thank God it is no longer with us.
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