11 Most Disturbing Discoveries Made By Urban Explorers!

From alligators jumping out at Six Flags to creepy human remains, here are 11 of the most disturbing things found by urban explorers!!
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[@1927su]

Years ago, I was assisting a disabled person who was learning to do some door to door local surveys , we came upon a porch with a sleeping dog on the porch. The dog didn’t stir at all, even when we greeted the dog. After a few minutes we both were afraid the dog had died while sleeping, suddenly a lady answered the door & I cautiously & gently mentioned that I thought her dog might have passed away, and lady replied the dog has indeed passed several years prior & she had him preserved , and liked to put him on the porch occasionally to enjoy the fresh air. It was a little bit strange i thought…

[@tylerdrummond4609]

that's ahhh... odd to say the least lol

[@TheDramacist]

What a good doggy

[@pediredlaatchyutchsai2096]

whattttttttttttt?

[@1927su]

@@pediredlaatchyutchsai2096 It was sooo weird !

[@pediredlaatchyutchsai2096]

@@1927su yes it was brooo

[@urbeximals]

True urban explorors do not break into places, or vandalize them! The people that do that are not exploring, only came there with intent on destroying the places!

[@perfectlyimperfect_8528]

Totally agree!! Urban explorers do just that EXPLORE these amazing abandoned buildings/houses/parks etc… but they don’t destroy or vandalize anything. And those who do such things have no respect or manners for anything and/or anyone. It’s a damn shame & says a lot about a person’s intentions, character & moral/ethical compass.

[@urbeximals]

@@perfectlyimperfect_8528 Exactly!

[@merinelyon1680]

TRUTH!!!

[@tylerlee6613]

It can be considered criminal trespass. Even if there is no owners or lock or doors. Its at your own risk ALWAYS

[@tylerlee6613]

@@TheMaskedExplorerURBEX I've heard they will charge you if you damage a screw or grate. Happened in a case of tube explores in London underground. Kinda of a strech in my mind. But if You get caught they try to pin anything on you

[@alicialeonard9935]

My Uncle is a taxidermist... I've seen many many different animals that have been stuffed.. I find it rather heartbreaking myself.

[@chuckchizzle]

In Dayton Ohio back in 92 my friends and I used to go to an area called Wolf Creek and we used to go into an abandoned house in the woods. A few years later when the city decided to build a road through the woods..they tore the house down and found 2 dead bodies in the basement..they had been dead for 15 or more years apparently. It was crazy

[@TheDramacist]

Did you never explore the basement?

[@noneyabusiness6504]

@@TheDramacist Maybe they were put there... after? Creepy.

[@sagthenaturalsiren5997]

Too bad you didn’t get charged with breaking and entering

[@cheesecake5469]

@@sagthenaturalsiren5997 Getting charged ? it was literally abandoned lmao

[@christinerobinson890]

Wow. Well there are thousands and thousands of people missing and unaccounted for. I hope they could identify the bodies so their families could get closure.

[@colleenhoperue5538]

I love watching time capsule house explores.Im a collector of 1970s to 90s tabloids and magazines and memorabilia 😊

[@blwolz8772]

That was really interesting. I have subscribed so I can see future postings. Thanks. The urban explorers I follow fo not vandalize or steal anything.

[@christinerobinson890]

I’m from Flint, Michigan and am aware of that Swanson Funeral Home. Flint was hit hard in the last several recessions and lost about half of its population when the auto factories closed. About one third of the city became abandoned. So much business was dependent on the higher incomes of the auto workers, such as dentists. When half of the population left town and no one had that amazing insurance of the auto workers, many of the dentists had to close up shop. Same with funeral homes. I’m serious when I say you could drive through the city and see about 1/3 to 1/2 just left abandoned. It was eerie. It used to be so prosperous. Between my sister and me, we bought about a dozen abandoned homes, fixed them up, then resold them on land contract to people who had lost their home due to foreclosure. I doubt if the city will ever recover.

[@fizixx]

And now the illustrious mayor dragging her feet on the toxic water. That had to take a toll as well.

[@christinerobinson890]

I thought Sheldon Neely was the mayor now.

[@susanjordan5949]

The doctor my family went to when I was little used to go on safaris and had taxidermied animals all over his waiting room. He had the front half of a bear standing on a rock mounted on the wall but finally had to remove it because people kept hitting their heads on the rock when they stood up.

[@mma1st105]

Like a comedy sketch.

[@TheDramacist]

What a horrible doctor

[@alisyngarza2768]

How was half a bear "standing" on a rock? Was it the left or right half. Because only the front half standing on a rock is hard to visualize.

[@susanjordan5949]

@@alisyngarza2768 Actually it was the front half. There was a large fake rock sticking out from the wall and the bear’s front/top half was standing on it.

[@karenbrougham6208]

I’ve seen Rosie at Crystal World (about a month ago) she’s looking pretty good after all that’s happened to her

[@imapotato9894]

Where is crystal world cuz I really wanna go but idk where it is (I just realized it’s all the way in Australia I’m NOT NEAR AUSTRALIA TILL I GO THERE)

[@ongie9736]

There is NO such place called crystal world in Melbourne Australia! ..

[@ongie9736]

There is NO such place called crystal world in Melbourne Australia! ..

[@karenbrougham6208]

@@ongie9736 - anyone with half a brain would google it so they would know before they typed false information or you just trolling - Devon Meadows ever heard of it

[@joycetiffin5620]

@@imapotato9894 11

[@lalababy8907]

I heard about your channel from Taylor's grand adventures . I just wanted to say I love it and this video was great . Good job

[@shelbiyoung8572]

I lived in an alligator infested neighborhood as a kid in LA. They would give rewards for killing them. But we were taught to run in a zig-zag motion. Only had to zig-zag up a hill once and that was the fast I ever moved.

[@aryansrivastava4831]

😳

[@shelbiyoung8572]

@UCNTvHy5NZvIb8mHyBxi58tQ it was an over abundance of alligators. Neighborhood dogs were getting eaten and one kid ended up dying after being pulled in. They took the appropriate measures at the time.

[@kevincox8313]

Very well done

[@wht-rabt-obj]

OMG! Not an empty Coke bottle! 😱

[@kristinarobinson5277]

😆

[@spacebar6020]

Right?!?! I thought I had misheard him and had to rewind 😂

[@cindyflowers9826]

😂😂

[@urbanexplorersuk5375]

Thanks for sharing my find of the half human half bat creature number 10, it's never been explained even the RNLI kept things quiet after they went out to investigate the animal 😬

[@shariffahnorafiqah8044]

Do tell us more👀

[@koriw1701]

Oh, you mean the shaved coyote (or other canid) head attached to some depilated primate animal mash-up? I love how the lighting seems to be shining OUTWARDS from the back and the mouth, highlighting the length of the teeth and "wings." What *can't* be hidden is that the hands are clearly primate, with the opposable but half-thumb and the shortened index finger. I always wonder why the picture never shows the 'entire' creature and that the "owners" never allow the news crews to study it, (which, of course, will ruin the hoax altogether!) Can't have the media finding out! That would prevent those cryptobiologists from creating a full-on "study" and subsequent release to those who believe in conspiracy theories...

[@mamapoch1915]

@@koriw1701 🙄

[@koriw1701]

@@mamapoch1915 at least I check my sources instead of blindly assuming that every creepy internet thread is 100% true. 😘

[@lilmissbloodbath89]

@@koriw1701 I was looking to see if someone else picked up on the bullshit. Glad to see ya!

[@leonbowen6567]

Great video brother

[@sassykaren7587]

My ex boyfriend had animals on his wall that had been taxidermied (?). He had deer heads, bobcats and striped bass fish. He also took me to a gun shop one day and the owner was a taxidermist. He had all kinds of animals from all over the world. They were cool to look at, but also sad to know that they lost their lives to be stuffed and put on display. I’m a serious animal lover so it kind of got to me emotionally.

[@evelynhaverty4635]

10 was a dead dog see the teeth

[@evelynhaverty4635]

😭😭😭😭😰😱🐶🦌🐕🐩

[@sassykaren7587]

@@evelynhaverty4635 no I didn’t notice that. It’s really sad unless a person wants to have a pet who was their best friend pass away. I have heard of both cat and dog lovers having their pets taxidermied to be able to still see their best friend every day. But if it’s done out of cruelty, I think it’s terrible. Thank you so much for your reply.

[@jeffchilders236]

I think they are beautiful a pheasant flying a big Goose or duck have a big elk head just imagine a great big A-frame cabin out walking into the foyer looking up and they be a big moose head that would be freaking awesome

[@jeffchilders236]

@@sassykaren7587 I love my dog I could never do that to my animal but a wild beast that I've hunted is a different story

[@johnhill3706]

This is really sad some of the stuff I had already seen on TV but really sad and disturbing anybody that would take a skull or disturb a gravesite has no morals

[@Artemis_Odyssey]

If I was exploring an abandoned Amusement park and found rosy floating in a tank dead, you’d have to make a video about how the found a body right in front of the case. I would literally hyperventilate and die

[@kaywee4200]

What you mean

[@peggyjones9080]

Honestly we would probably be holding hands cuz I would have done the same thing. What pissed me off about hearing that is people kept throwing garbage and debris in the tank and even a broken TV. I mean come on can you leave some things alone. I'm sure it was still amazing to go and look at even though it was frightening also. Some people just have to fuck up things.

[@norshahril1691]

Good info bro..👍😉

[@michaeldickens7493]

Swanson is not the only funeral home that has done that and every funeral home has cremated remains in them because families don't pick them up

[@henrybadiukiewicz8812]

I was working on a college campus one time. We were told go give the place a once over and get anything out we wanted or of company value. I checked some cabinets and found a fetus in a jar. Was horrible experience ill never forget. Worse then war.

[@susananedo6042]

My primary school overseas had one in the principal's office.....so weird, must have been donated to the school but it was too weird to have something like that on display at the school head office

[@cindyflowers9826]

We had a jar with one at the college I went to also. I can not unsee it to this day.😔

[@Sam-yi4bo]

I'm curious about that chilling message, Great video!

[@shirleyjones9736]

Thank you for bringing so much waist to the public's attention, I don't think we see enough of our wasteful ways these days we just think it's normal, I'm 72& come from a world where my father & people like him fixed or repaired what we used or needed. Now it's sad to say but we live n a disposable world it's cheaper to buy a new one than it is to fix the old one.

[@royslapped4463]

I once found a dead puppy inside of a storm drain leading to someone's backyard. it was so sad. They probably lost their puppy and it sat by the light from the hole but was never found.

[@Ganman5000yt]

I saw a dead possum that was like a skeleton in the Hannah house

[@wht-rabt-obj]

There’s no alligators in New York. Not for long anyway, they wouldn’t survive the winter.

[@jamjardj1974]

Nice and warm in the sewers though 😂

[@mma1st105]

@@jamjardj1974 lots of rats too. I'm from Brooklyn and I know that a small alligator was found once in a sewer but I doubt they survive long. Two years ago while I was in Northeast PA an alligator was found in the Susquehanna river. Same shit though someone let it go.

[@larrylobster9417]

Gators can freeze themselves in ice for months at a time learn more about animals man.

[@exploringwithashandjake2373]

Hi new subscriber

[@paulalim1476]

Pittsburgh is well-known for it’s wandering alligators. So often that it’s now illegal to own them within city limits. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@firemanfireman7228]

Fireman 🔥🔥🔥 Watched

[@econoroller]

In the mid 1980's I took a trip to Alaska. In a small town there...I think it was Sitka? but I can't quite recall...I saw a stuffed Kodiak bear on display in a shop. It was massive, it's paws were easily as wide as a full grown man's torso. It seemed like it was about 8 feet tall. Next to it there was an old black and white photo from the 1800's gold rush era of that same bear, and a pack mule that it had literally swatted right into two pieces and disemboweled. The miners in the photo that were posing with it shot and killed the bear on the spot before it had the chance to divvy up all of their pack mules, and them too. The moral of the story is...Even if there's rumors of bountiful gold as a prize, you should never bring pack mules to a bear fight unless you have a big rifle (or many, many small ones)

[@Fandangtastic]

The least we could do is clean up after ourselves. But apparently that isn't about to happen.

[@chrislair6832]

100%

[@turdferguson7112]

My dream was to open a taxidermy shop, with a veterinarian office attached. The motto would be.... Either Way You Get Your Pet Back!

[@mohammedrashid2906]

Thanks

[@prekrasnyymechtatel6156]

Scientific fact- alligators would not survive long in sewer systems.

[@colleenhoperue5538]

This is interesting.😊

[@TrueReject]

The map at the beginning of #2 was funny he said the park was located in west Virginia, but the pin was over mid illinois.

[@slaluki]

Two of my friends are taxidermists. Their work is amazing. I’ve seen everything from fish to a tigon ( half tiger half lion) being taxidermied. I find it fascinating.

[@gusmonster59]

That strange 'creature' was a made artifact. That is the mouth of a dog. How is an abandoned amusement park disturbing? And yep - cremains often get abandoned. Generally they are unclaimed cremains. I really don't find an abandoned mansion disturbing. And sorry - they are not 'urban explorers'. They are trespassers who often do more damage to the properties they 'explore'.

[@RoxieCarrol215]

# 10. Flying Fox. Native of the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@urbanexplorersuk5375]

We don't get flying foxes here in the UK

[@fdrnik420]

@@urbanexplorersuk5375 It is weird but that for sure is a flying fox or maybe even a fruit bat, mystery is how it got there. It's for sure not "part human" lol

[@susansanford9846]

Interesting !

[@CaptRich-bi3gp]

I've owned a mounted (stuffed) coyote for several years. I obtained him through trading with a friend of mine. Wylie was the mascot of a competition and catering cooking team "the Flying Bar-B-Que Brothers" I co-captained for many years. In that time Wylie had been in many dog fights and altercations, he's a mischievous one. He's lost an ear, his tail, his tongue, and half of one of his front paws in the rough (after) life he's led since joining the team. I was actually uncertain of his gender until one cooking competition when a young boy asked, checked, and reported to us he was in fact male. He is mounted standing and it wasn't uncommon to find me using him as a seat sitting on his back at cook-offs, usually garnering odd looks and such. After many years, thousands of miles, and multiple injuries Wyle is retired in the lap of luxury of my den just hanging out getting the occasional vacuuming and dusting off his eyeballs for the sake of clarity. Wylie Coyote has earned his rest.

[@bhayanakbaba7293]

I found your channel late i guess 🔥

[@Jakenbaconivxx]

i have photos of rosie in the abandoned park from a few years back before the location was leaked and idiots ruined it. real creepy first walking into the dark room where she was kept full of old arcade games and equipment littered everywhere around the tank, but sooo cool to see in person.

[@bigballmagrawl0929]

yo i had a lot of ppl get buried at that funeral home thats so sad thats my home town

[@Arizona_lilly]

Beautiful items wow there lots things I'd take

[@Kissameassa538]

You should check out OmarGosh TV . Him and some of his friends were at either an old prison or a hospital, I think most probably the prison, and they found a dead body wrapped up. It disturbed them for a while afterwards and the sound they made whilst running away was awful, you could hear their fear. But it was still good ❤️🇬🇧

[@madmissmim4211]

In Haughton, LA there's a museum full of taxidermized animals on display in cheap dioramas or on pedestals or the wall. As if that isn't creepy enough, the building itself is poorly constructed (clearly a renovated and expanded old house), so the floors and doors creak and the paint is chipping and showing signs of mold and decay, and because there's no proper a/c and this is "The South" it's humid and feels claustrophobic. Total Texas Chainsaw Massacre vibes...

[@dremalitton9706]

Hay I was born in Princeton in 1957.but never new that this place was even their.my family home is still there.

[@julieturcios41]

I have heard about the Shawnee park, Omargosh went there. It was interesting

[@samanthalucas8070]

I SAW THAT TO OMAR GOSH TV IS MY FAVORITE KZbinR DID YOU SEE JAMES THE FAM WHEN THERE TO OMAR GOSH FRIEND

[@babyrazor6887]

Back in the 70's 2 of us were exploring an abandoned wing of a hospital we found some neat stuff, a totally transparent mouse in a jar and you could see every bone in it's body. Then a human lower leg and foot in a jar with what looked like a plastic assemblage of how it's ankle worked. But the best was a complete human corpse on a gurney, mice or rats had found it and built a nest in it's abdomen, had a litter, the babies all died and were mummified just like the corpse was. I should have kept the mouse in the jar, it was pretty neat.

[@mcrary100]

that totally happened

[@davidb2559]

12 min 41 sec into the video shortly there after the map marker supposedly on West Virginia.......gee didn't know it was that far west.....must be the new state of Far West West Virginia....

[@wendybooth4451]

My dad was a hunter when I was growing up again hunting dogs and everything and he would go hunting and I remember seeing the deer on the back of the clothesline and he would take it to get it fixed and he would keep the antlers and he's make them up on the wall and then he would take their Hooves and make them bookends. The thing is I think it's bad now but when I was little I don't remember feeling sad for the deer hanging out back I don't I don't remember that. I guess I was used to it I knew my dad would be had his rifle and everything and he would go hunting and I knew what that was about, I just think that was sad that I didn't feel bad then. This was like in that 60s.

[@mma1st105]

Honestly I feel it's better to hunt wild free game that had a good life instead of contributing to the horror that goes on in slaughter houses and massive farms. Not everyone can do that anymore but I try to stay conscious of where my food comes from.

[@teenapittman4241]

Same here. Same time frame too. Just no dogs, he was a still hunter.. I always felt sorry for the deer, turkeys, hogs, squirrels, rabbits, and all manner of birds and fish. But I knew better than to say anything after I had a crying fit over a not quite dead squirrel. My dad was furious, but not at me, but just circumstances, I guess. He hollered at me to go in the house and dry the tears, that we had to eat. We were poor but never hungry. I could never eat the small game, still don't.He only had 2 deer heads preserved in all those years. Mainly because they were bigger than most in our area in South MS'Sippi. My sister still has the 11 point one. I have the newspaper clipping. Hmmmm. I've never wondered, til now, who took the pic, wrote the article, put it in the newspaper and why? But it was a pretty common thing to do back then.

[@bethshadid2087]

How cool are these places but I agree...don't understand the mindset of folks destroying things and spray painting bs everywhere 😓🤷. My little sis used to work in taxidermy in her early 20s. I visited her work once and they had all kinds of stuff they were working on. My older sis has deer heads going into her basement. Kinda freaky imo 🤪

[@michaelbishop2310]

I really liked these guys and really believed that they were legit. Now, they say they faked videos and that really sucks! I liked them. I was a fan. I don’t trust anyone now!

[@TheDramacist]

What guys?

[@johnlacroix1639]

TY,,,,,,WOW incredible very interesting super kool ,1st class great info.,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work.

[@ScarysReviews]

have seen Rosie at Crystal world, they have OFFICAL ROSIE MERCH, and they've been beyond POPULAR, little plush sharks, with a cute smile, key rings, Rosie pens, badges, even, EVEN word of them making CRYSTAL ROSIES out of Rose quartz. YES.

[@clivewilson4678]

So all I need to do to escape a burglary charge after breaking and entertaining is to say "hey its ok I'm a urban explorer! !!?? ... lol

[@karentharp8282]

My husband had been a flying tiger pilot when he was no longer that he had a sporting good store he was a guide for 28 years between fish,birds and animals my husband had 121 mounted Critters!!

[@JohnnyDeere]

I was helping out my dad renovate an old abandoned house some time last summer. In one of the bedrooms, we found 2 dead mummified animals. 1 of them was a cat, the other one was unrecognizable. We thought it was a possum, I thought it could've been a dog, we had no clue. From the looks of it, based on how long the house had been left to decay, they had been dead for long before we had got there. The weirdest part about it was that both bodies were right next to each other, as if they both died together or one decided to die next to their life long buddy's already dead decaying corpse. To this day I have no clue whether or not those bodies are still there, considering the guy we were renovating the house for had cucked us and we stopped working there.

[@jeffchilders236]

I am an avid Deer Hunter I have deer heads mounted taxidermy

[@im-Sara-Jayne.]

Well someone needs to mount your head !! What did the deers ever do to you ?

[@mimiix316]

Imagine walking into a New York apartment and seeing the over 75 pound taxidermy head of a dear over the only couch for guest to sit on, just staring at you and smelling like Elmer's glue and flies having a feista around the thing at all times 🙁 yeah bad childhood experience 😅

[@samuraireincarnation3853]

It was a taxadrimy black bear at a place we went vacation on and I screamed it looked like it could come back to life

[@runitsacow]

Yeah there’s one of those at the airport where I live.

[@justinglenn69]

I shared a house in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa with a professional hunter. He had all of the big five mounted up on the wall in the lounge with penty of other species animal were mounted.

[@philippal8666]

You really want to know the strangest preserved animal? A room full of 100 formaldehyde based preserved humans. Laid out in rows and columns, on metal tables with a drainage hole. We each had our own toolkit, scalpels, saws (it’s harder than it looks), forceps and other instruments. And the odd electric tool. Each week, each person became noticeably emptier, as we studied each organ. Formaldehyde makes you hungry. Whilst no one ate anything, it is disturbing to be staring at a kidney and to feel overwhelming hunger. I believe it is done to mess with your mind.

[@danpp6175]

Number 10 might be the Montauk Monster in the u.s off of the New York Beach near animal research development

[@koriw1701]

Really impressed by the shaved coyote (or other canid) head attached to some depilated primate animal mash-up? I love how the lighting seems to be shining OUTWARDS from the back and the mouth, highlighting the length of the teeth and "wings." What *can't* be hidden is that the hands are clearly primate, with the opposable but half-thumb and the shortened index finger. I always wonder why the picture never shows the 'entire' creature and that the "owners" never allow the news crews to study it, (which, of course, will ruin the hoax altogether!) Can't have the media finding out! That would prevent those cryptobiologists from creating a "full study" and subsequent release to those who believe in conspiracy theories...

[@johnhill3706]

Running an alligator in Florida or New Orleans would not be surprising. Finding one in New York or Chicago would absolutely blow your mind. They just don’t live there normally. Absolutely crazy and terrifying.😳😳😳😳😷😷😷🧑‍🚒🧑‍🚒👩🏾‍🚒🧑‍🚒👩🏾‍🚒👩🏾‍🚒👩🏾‍🚒👮🏾👮🏾👮🏾👮🏽‍♂️🧑‍🚒🧑‍🚒🧑‍🚒👮🏽‍♂️👮🏽‍♂️👮🏻‍♀️👮🏻‍♀️👮🏻‍♀️😿😿💂🏿

[@hawlkman]

I have seen a few taxidermy animals and was not bothered by it, also seen a corpse once, not bothered by it. Not really bothered by much when it comes to dead things. That being said, oddly enough if its an alive person and they are hurt and or bleeding I will panic. For some reason the sight of blood turns my stomach when that is the case.

[@danaboudreaux8674]

Honestly, alligators in Louisiana is not a strange thing, i literally come across several every day 😅

[@itsaweirdworldafterall]

My answer to the first question was "no" and then you said unless you're from florida and I was like "oh yep"

[@AntQuick1102]

I really think number 7 should have been number 10. Moldy food in the fridge seems a little less creepy than corpses and alligators.

[@elainephleps4705]

Followed Rosie and the funeral home memorial mond, was so glad Rosie has finally been set too rights.

[@epicexploration]

Still waiting for the day we end up on one of these scary 😨

[@bigthd2044]

Here in South Africa is a taxidermy business in Whiteriver who thrive from canned killings of beautiful animals.

[@johnclinete6193]

Six flags in New Orleans is next to a swamp and that's where the alligators came from!

[@teenapittman4241]

Six Flags was built IN the swamp. Years ago both sides of the interstate was swamp. Most of it still is. Occasionally a developer will build a subdivision in the swamp there, off interstate 10, and they will build a new exit/off-ramp to get to it. But eventually they usually close the exit when people either, never move into the subdivision or just don't live there very long. Dead bodies have been found over the years at the ends of these blocked off exits. It's been years since I have been down that way, but it was so desolate and isolated that the interstate shoulder would have 4=5 burned, stolen vehicles between the Twin Spans and the Chalmette exit. Sometimes they would sit there for months. The water from the swamp comes within just feet from the shoulder. Along with the alligators.

[@garydean7162]

I've heard of people boiling angel trumpet seeds for intense hallucinations, crazy people

[@easyrecipesanddeliciousfoo2954]

Sending love from a small KZbinr 💖🌷💖🌷💖🌷💖🌷

[@elijahcarr4137]

Number one is a bit close to home 😁 on a channel called world list

[@patriciavickery5998]

I saw a stuffed moose one time and at my 4ft. 9 height it could have been a dinosaur.

[@kristinarobinson5277]

#8 cremated human remains - is anyone else perplexed at the guy's feet bent in an unnatural way?

[@MeaHeaR]

Witch Won ¿¿¿¿

[@thelyingscotsman7993]

They just use random photos.

[@narredude]

Actual pics of the subjects instead of general pics off the net would of been nice 🤷‍♂️

[@chuckamucksc]

10 is funny - that bat has fangs like a gator - why would a tiny creature like that need such big chompers?

[@ziducky]

Wait #6 He was arrested?! Ive seen many news reporters and articles talk about ppl shooting/killing the robbers that were in their homes but theyve never been charged for manslaughter. How and why was he charged? He was protecting himself and his home.

[@crzyking6821]

#2 Lake Shawnee amusement park in West Virginia is a Very Haunted with the spirits of the children that sadly died there and The Native American Indians that were slaughtered in the area.

[@basstard4639]

#7 they just moved

[@twomelanatedpotheadsandapu6928]

I was younger and my first animal was a boar’s head it used to terrify me I thought it was gonna get me

[@angelahassert3552]

I live in New orleans bayous and swamps are very close to six flags

[@XSHADOWTHELEGENDARYHEDGEHOGxX]

that 2017 one my nan died the year before that

[@prissypacheco2860]

Rosie’s story made my heart hurt. Disgusting humans

[@armandogonzales1227]

Louisiana has always had alligators.

[@antonioaaronosabel8183]

4:34 Hmmm abandoned funeral home with bodies n maggots. Hey, a few years ago, there's a Crematorium in the states near a wooded area. When the furnace broke down, the police discovered that bodies were just thrown and they piled up on the woods. Rotting and smelling!!! That's one eerie place u don't want to stumble on.

[@GamerPostsMemes]

Number 1 I think Sam and Colby went to that Six Flags

[@antonioaaronosabel8183]

5:46 Treasure!!!! Piano and Wine and Paintings

[@lucindacochran271]

Did you see the face by the beds head board lol

[@wisteela]

"urban explorers broke in" - Urban explorers don't break in.

[@malcomcalder3384]

Right

[@dremalitton9706]

The only time I was freaked out was when a man had his cat done and placed on his coffee table for everyone to see.it was just freake.

[@rgracing4109]

How did you get a link embeded in the text

[@mma1st105]

@@rgracing4109 he didn't put a space between the period and start of next word or sentence. Lol

[@lilacsnroses3345]

Lake Shawnee is sacred ground. Why is it not cleared and protected by now?

[@will1hago66]

This guys ignorance about alligators is amazing.

[@dawnrice5774]

Not weirded out, just sad😢. Killing to feed your family is one thing. Killing for a trophy is well, a shameful waste 😢

[@phoulmouth]

A friends parents taxidermy every pet they have that dies. They even have their own room in the house, no joke. It's creepy AF.