Why You Should NEVER Explore Abandoned Hospitals

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  @__bl4ck.._v1vian..__ · 3 months ago

  &quot;did he make it?&quot; <b>gets hit with a ad</b>

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  @shireedoesntexist · 3 months ago

  i’d pay to watch layze unedited vids 😂

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  @evoeevoo · 3 months ago

  That guy probably had a brain eating ameba before jumping in 💀

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  @_sophiemiller · 3 months ago

  The &quot;blender&quot; is a machine that removes blood from the body. It&apos;s like a heart bypass machine they use in hospitals

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  @KingofClownnss · 3 months ago

  I had a brain eating amoeba once, poor fella died of hungry

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  @earcher · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnKSmlc3CP4&amp;t=85">1:25</a> Finding a dead body isn&apos;t the scariest thing you could find. <br>Finding the person who put it there is.

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  @Lunaria456 · 3 months ago

  About the abandoned Funeral home part:<br><br>I&apos;m a Funeral Assistant, trained to-be Mortician, and for the bag of human ashes, you&apos;d be surprise of how much a single body can give out after being burned. It depends on their weight and height, especially if they&apos;re &quot;large&quot; they&apos;ll leave out more ashes than the usual. Also, the makeup we use is used on deceased if they have ceremonies. Sometimes the families ask for a specific type of makeup (mostly for women), but usually we make them look more &quot;natural &quot; and &quot;alive-like&quot;

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  @mille_thesilliestever · 3 months ago (edited)

  Brain eating amoeba are not bacteria, they belong to a group of microscopic organisms called amoeba. amoeba, in contrast to bacteria, are typically eukaryotic. (Brain eating amoeba are a rare case of a parasitic, single celled amoeba)<br><br>People worry about them because of their high death rates, but the actual chance of being infected is extremely low considering their specific environmental needs to reproduce.<br>Brain eating amoeba can only reproduce in warm, fresh water and soil, thriving in temperatures between 25°C and 46°C (75°F - 95°F), additionally they need moisture and bacteria for the necessary energy to reproduce. <br>Brain eating amoeba can only infect a host via the nose, swallowing or simply being in still water does not give you a brain eating amoeba.<br><br>Thnx for letting me nerd out

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  @la_best457 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Btw theres a rule for explorers to NEVER leak the adresses. As ppl can go and mess up the place and steal stuff. And another rule is to always leave the place as it was before leaving.

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  @CatsSmore · 3 months ago

  There was a little girl who did a cartwheel on the shore of a lake that has this bacteria in it. She died and people are banned from using the lake. My city has made little to no effort in cleaning the lake whatsoever

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  @fortu4en2ti0 · 3 months ago

  So many properties just rotting while people live in tents.

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  @MochilaDePeixe · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnKSmlc3CP4&amp;t=874">14:34</a> Layze!! this case of the chinese guy finding children bodies been solved out they are fake!!! If you&apos;re curious about it a Brazilian youtuber called Neon solved it even contacted a taxidermist to confirm if the bodies of the videos were real or not, if you want to know more about this case the name of the video is &quot;A EXPLORAÇÃO Urbana mais ASSUSTADORA da História&quot; it is really cool :goodvibes::yougotthis:

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