25 Strangest Science Experiments That Actually Happened

[@waz207]

“There’s no need to fear, Underdog is here! “. Loved watching the cartoon.

[@PADS62]

Me too! 😊

[@georgevanaken925]

Not bird, nor plane, nor even frog. Just little ‘ol me, Underdog!

[@GTSN38]

I need some of those power pills !

[@krysti2]

Love the Underdog show, the movie wasn't too bad. 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@TheeSlickShady_Dave_K]

Its like Tristan writes this funny stuff into the script just to make Mike laugh 😂 Tristan calls Mike over and turns on a camera and we get Mike's original reaction plus bonus jokes You guys run the best channel on KZbin 🏆 ty

[@list25]

I hate to break it to you but Tristan isn't with the channel anymore. He opened up his own studio Chasing Shadows Gainesville. But yes I do tend to cold read because I like to show my natural reaction to things.

[@TheeSlickShady_Dave_K]

@@list25 Sorry to hear he left the channel I hope you guys are still friends The cold read is one thing i love about your format, but the jokes keep me laughing and i love the sincerity of presentation I subbed to this channel in 2015 i think I will never leave this channel ❤️ Great job Mike 🏆 i always like 👍🏼

[@poppydorris570]

Yay finally getting notified again!!!

[@krysti2]

Same. I hate horror stuff and wouldn't ever volunteer for the fear experiment. Great video!!* 🎉🎉🎉😂🎉🎉

[@DOROFDARKNAZ]

one of the best episodes i watch

[@KarenHyde-ps1rb]

I don't know why you popped up on my playlist but i gotta say I absolutely love your channel ❤️

[@kd1s]

Yes there was an under dog movie. I was working at the RI State House was filmed there

[@larrymcclure3842]

Now we know where Pinky's friend, The Brain came from. Do you want to take over the world?

[@blackdandelion5549]

Pinky “Gee Brain, what are we gonna do tonight?” Brain “The same thing we do every night, try to take over the world!!!”

[@paullabounty873]

I love your videos help me through a tough time in my life by keeping my mind busy thank you please keep doing what you do!!!!!

[@jodiwittman6498]

And just when I thought #2 couldn’t get any better……Spoiler Alert! 😂

[@jeffdishong4853]

Wow!!! That’s 20k nuts!!

[@righty-o3585]

Cuttlefish are one of the most badass animals on the planet

[@MichaelCarter-xo2qs]

Balls transplant? Ok that's just nuts😂

[@luvbeinghiswife1148]

Spiders don't like tinkle. Gor it 😂😂😂

[@list25]

The more you know....

[@fluffgirl1000]

I’m so glad for the spiders

[@rattlecat5968]

I'd be up for the experiment to resetting my circadian clock. I can easily stay awake, alert and productive for 30 hours, then fall fast asleep for 11 hours+/-, then do it all over again. That messes with my appointments, but, I feel energized when I'm involved in tasks or projects and feel no need to sleep... until I realize I'm about to suddenly collapse.

[@ninaharper6282]

I knew a woman who said that she was married to her husband for 2 years before she was actially physically attracted to him. Knowing what he looked like, that was easy to imagine.

[@SarbrinderDhillon]

Even if you’re the only one who’s drinking that gallon of milk, you still introduced bacteria into the gallon by outing it to your mouth. That bacteria has perfect medium to grow and increased chances of that milk going bad before the expiration date

[@julianneremley4430]

This is interesting

[@AkSamurai69]

"Dr" Fox = Freud

[@erictaylor5462]

5:00 What about the goat spider hybrids, that have spider silk in their milk.

[@jeffereyhopkins750]

i think you are beautiful inside and out Mike

[@cindystrachan8566]

Aww. That poor little mouse looked very much the worse for wear.

[@lornenewman]

Were you on source fed?

[@billystephenson8684]

If I identified as a grandaddy long leg spider I probably would not have signed up for the short leg experiment

[@StephanieElizabethMann]

There's the prisoners and guards experiment where people were given roles as one or the other. The experiment went south quickly, where guards became violent towards prisoners and prisoners plotted to kill guards. Giving electric shocks to people as an aid to information retention. The 'tester' shocked the 'learner', increasing the voltage if information was not retained. The testers often gave fatal shocks because they were told to by a professor. The learner could be heard screaming and begging to have the shock experiment cease. The experiment was actually about coercion and control. Asking how nazis were able to do what they did without disagreement.

[@shawncollins3624]

Underdog is a great movie

[@ashleyvanheerden1317]

Cuttlefish 😹 makes sense it was done in 2020

[@xinixini1826]

"Experiment with that notification bell" giggity... also spiders on drugs was something NASA did. Caffeine really messed them up.

[@markp9621]

The strangest experiment is when they Graft large Blobs onto KZbinrs Forheads. 😮

[@ninaharper6282]

There was a live action Under Dog movie. Peter Dinklage played the villain.

[@barnesy31]

dooooo youuuu want a daaaa cuttle fish orrrr da vanilla paste

[@paulsarnik8506]

Eponymous egalitarian aristocratic elegant elephants! So THAT five times fast! 🤓😎✌🏼

[@marthalincoln9694]

Anyone who thinks for themselves foresaw chips in animals would go to people. Just surprised they didn’t start with kids “For their safety” wasn’t first.

[@blackdandelion5549]

Study 04 seems faulty on premise. The amygdala has been proven to be where emotions originate from through a variety of scientific testing. However in taking away someone's oxygen this could induce other responses that are purely survival based as the person was being suffocated. What was considered to be a panic attack could be gasping for breath or hyperventilation. Not wanting to be touched or other things that come with panic attacks could be the person still in a survival mode until they have enough oxygen in their blood. Panic attacks by definition occur by a perceived imminent threat and not an actual threat which breathing in CO2 is an actual threat of death and one side effect of CO2 poisoning is emotional upsets. The experiment lacks merit in calling the response a panic attack when something was done that was threatening to cause it. I think there are other ways to check for fear responses that we have now that would not actually threaten the subject, but could simulate significant threats to a person's safety. Then just because something has a tumor or multiple doesn't mean it is entirely without function as they didn't remove it from the brain so whether incorrectly functions or functioning on only 10% and needing a significant event to feel fear are very different. I hope this was done when the person was in a brain scanner as that would be the only way to prove the amygdala didn't fire in response to what they did.

[@bonniehowell6604]

Only a heathen drinks from the milk or juice jug.

[@jsspoonamore]

Grandaddy long legs are crickets not spiders.

[@monilangeKootenays]

Daddy Longlegs aren't true spiders. No thorax.

[@loboblanco4426]

Fear lives in California. The band I mean.

[@Kerosene.Dreams]

You should go straight steam punk.

[@CherylAnnTompkins]

LMAO!!!

[@paulsarnik8506]

#15 Big Brother just got bigger🤷🏼‍♂️🎆🇺🇲🎇🤓😎✌🏼

[@shaynemarrero7331]

Threads is lame af

[@list25]

I like it. Just needs some more features

[@CybeleCotter]

I as be

[@cstephenson3749]

The left photo at:14:00 looks, er, definitely not like a top view of a brain... Just saying... I must be too tired to be watching this...

[@destronia123]

RFID = Mark of the Beast. ;)

[@dsxa918]

Looks probable, eh? It's more believable to me if you think it's more than one thing, too

[@michaelj.beglinjr.2804]

That is nothing but some absurd, silly, ignorant, cowardly, needless, superstitiously pathetic nonsense based a a man-made book of made-up fables.

[@tiddiesattic]

I have zero interest in the contents of your shorts

[@list25]

I see what you did there

[@monicamares9198]

That hamster was VERY sickly people need to not test on live animals

[@michaelj.beglinjr.2804]

I don't have a PhD, but I could've told those scientists that spiders don't like concentrated piss. Someone must've had an absolutely amazing line of bullsh!t to sell that idea lolol.

[@debbieellett9093]

I've said it tons of times Mike, you make my day! Your humor, clear to understand speech and awesome content are absolutely awesome!

[@list25]

Wow, thanks!

[@thegingergyrl455]

Got the goggles on today! Still love ‘em. ❤. You’re not unattractive Mike…no worries there. 👩🏻‍🦰👍🏻

[@dsxa918]

The "Brazil nuts go to the top of the bag" reminds me of watching a video on the idea that bullets knock people back - with that I have interpreted that the velocity plays the role of mass, to proportionally infrom the thing that gets blown away. You can argue convincingly that a bullet shot will not force things but that's so literal it practically "rarely" occurs. The velocity of the bullet is so great it makes an 'outsize'd suggestion. The Brazil nut is not nearly as dense as most nuts, so the force of smaller-but-heavier nuts filling in a bag like Tetris blocks that don't get delete'd puts "proportionally lighter" up on the top of the denser nuts, when they settle.

[@ChIGuY-town22_]

The steampunk goggles are sweet, thanks for your hard work mang.

[@list25]

Thank you so much!

[@erictaylor5462]

I have learned in my 53 years on this little ball, that people who say "You can trust me" should not be trusted. You see, the liar will say, "You can trust me." because they are lying. The honest man will not say "you can trust me." instead, they will show you they can be trusted.

[@Radioman.]

If a scientist gave me a vanilla malted, I'd touch my nose to a screen.

[@genreofstubby]

love the goggles!!!

[@snafubare]

Human RFID: Halo Dog Collars. Nuff said.

[@jvoss610]

I want to conduct an experiment on how and why people become complete idiots once they enter a costco parking lot only to regain common sense once they leave the lot.

[@melanieashman1066]

are you sure they regain sense after their visit, or is that an illusion

[@stumbling_buddhist2255]

😂

[@paige-vt8fn]

I drink out of my milk carton/jug all the time, don't feel bad! I drink almond milk now though ❤ it's yummy and better for me. Need that extra magnesium

[@merrileeheard3889]

Very interesting list Mike 👍

[@Raffi.Sabghir8]

The Chronicles Of List 25 (Riddick), Starring Mike Estrin

[@dsxa918]

"Consistently conciliating curiosity,"

[@Evenhand]

Wife showed me study that "gas from farts ". Helped you live longer from smelling them!!! Sounds like a bunch of 💩💩💩 to me. Pun intended

[@timothyweers8054]

I am also sure that putting the RFID in certain senior humans having Dementia or senility comes in handy. I am surprised that the lovebugs didn't make your survey. At least an honorable mention.

[@carlosvillanueva8530]

It has been disproved that cold doesn't effect whether you catch a cold or not. Cold air is dry and dries your nasal passages and causes chapping that lets the rhinovirus enter the bloodstream easier.

[@dsxa918]

Makes sense. I understood that a factor of this principle was that immune system is suppressed, possibly as a result of energy / calories being spent maintaining internal temperature (38° C)?

[@KimberlyBullard]

Dwn South, we have a wet cold

[@cindystrachan8566]

Personally, knowing that cold viruses love dark warm moist places, when I get a cold and it’s cold outside I go out and breathe as deeply through my nose as I can. Trying to freeze their little disease-carry butts off. It does seem to help a little.

[@jaclynnschaefer]

Love the goggles!

[@johnpeace971]

You may not be able to catch a cold just from being in cold weather, but it definitely plays a role, as viruses thrive in cool, damp environments. If it's cold and wet out there are way more viruses floating around for you to catch

[@maestromike91971]

I and others feel so science is going to adapt AI to think for themselves. They may develop actual human feelings and superior intelligence. I have met some of them. It’s like a Matrix of sorts. And you lost a lot of weight,Mike. I watch some of your episodes from 5 to 7 yers ago. 😊

[@JesusMartinez-rr2ry]

There should really be marketable plushies of cuttlefish wearing 3-D glasses.

[@SonjaMorrison-i7j]

Human/cow hybrid milk: NO. NO. N.O. NO!

[@Windows7UltimateTheVyonder]

Mate, they totally going to make cat/human, or dog/human or anything that is a furry with human hyrbids

[@SonjaMorrison-i7j]

@@Windows7UltimateTheVyonder frightening

[@Windows7UltimateTheVyonder]

@@SonjaMorrison-i7j Man, just wait until changed (a furry video game) becomes real

[@SonjaMorrison-i7j]

@@Windows7UltimateTheVyonder 😲

[@Windows7UltimateTheVyonder]

@@SonjaMorrison-i7j at least it's goo transfurring humans, and not nasty hybrid making via some 18+ rated science

[@mandibailey9104]

Scientists are interesting people. Some are really fun and obviously some love seeing cuddlefish do cuddlefish things. That's inspiring.

[@krysti2]

Kstar=global warming?

[@composing-chaos]

A cuttlefish wearing 3-D glasses is the shot of serotonin I didn’t know I needed! I have affection for persons, animals, and items that are considered “ugly” by typical standards. I don’t know why.

[@metalgamingwarrior2714]

8:50 Yes! Underdog rules 🤜👿🤛. 21:50 And please don't waste my tax dollars on hiding us from little green men 😤

[@fortyfour6626]

The study on ugly is true. Period. The difference is how a person ACTS upon that instinct. People who are more evolved can resist and see past physical appearance while lessor trolls cannot.

[@guyfranchise934]

I have two experiments (Or as my dad used to call it Man Playing God) And I'm sure everyone has come into contact with at least one of them. Mike, you should know both being we live near one another. The first one is BROCCOLI. If you don't know about broccoli just ask Goggle "Does broccoli grow in the wild" Maybe there's a reason kids don't like it. And the second experiment is..... LOVE BUGS....

[@marvac-r7916]

Fascinating!👏🏼 Yep, I remember Underdog (& Sweet Polly Purebred😊). Movie? 🤔 The mad-monkey pic you showed right after saying "using a human gene"...🤣 And George Orwell, Isaac Asimov, etal, would disagree that the concept of RFIDs for humans is new.

[@cassandrakarpinski9416]

While im for greater insight into neurodivergency with the aims of improving understanding of and equity for neurodivergent individuals like myself, saying they are working on a "cure" is incredibly harmful as having a neurotype different to the majority of the population is not something that needs curing or treating

[@TomLasher]

Dady long legs are not actually spiders they belong to a different species of arachnid called harvestman so that's a little fun fact for you 😎

[@patticampana9458]

Mike, such a fun one! I must ask one question about some of these experiments, why???? Hope you are doing well, you look great!✌️

[@list25]

Good question! LoL

[@Kerosene.Dreams]

when you said that human/cow hybrids may be coming to our tables, I was thinking about lab meat and cannibalism.

[@golfgrabu]

The mice that the black woman is interacting with looks so miserable......

[@LdyVaJedi]

I think you are adorable ❤

[@list25]

Why thank you

[@KimberlyBullard]

Ur a good looking guy & funny!! ❤

[@list25]

Why thank you!

[@daliyashohat1320]

Ugly is what you are inside, not outside! The exterior is no indication of the interior.

[@dianelawanguavonrenamon8278]

Good video but animal experimenting is disgusting

[@jaguarpaw4632]

Scientists are going too far. Let them practice on themselves.

[@aprilpotter3054]

I just love it when Mike cracks up, 😅.

[@jcfreak4ever1]

I'm with ya in not liking horror movies, Mike; there is no WAY I'm ever watching one, cuz that stuff really freaks me out! 😖😱 The short clips of them in some YT vids I've seen are _way_ more than enough for me!

[@furiouslester]

What’s a one day old fetus?

[@MomocoB]

Can I buy me chance get your sources on this a few the subjects I want even able to find

[@michaelj.beglinjr.2804]

That sentence is....different.

[@IrishMike22]

Well those are certainly all words!

[@list25]

All of our lists are on our site list25.com. Sources are included.

[@IrishMike22]

@@list25 Much more polite than I was. I'm a jerk though and you guys are cool 🤙

[@CentralArkatsasEAS]

I gotta say, I was able to hold it together until you got to number two. Number two is just, well, what’s the word I’m looking for? Stupid! Bullshit maybe! Seriously. And I thought some of today’s sexual experiments were weird, or that John Kellogg‘s idea of cornflakes, stopping masturbation was weird. But, implanting testicles into inmates to lower crime rates, Yeah, I’d like to see the statistics on that. I doubt it worked very well, in fact, I know it didn’t work very well. Not only is that experiment just weird, it’s deeply disturbing.

[@twistedpixie6972]

The most horrific experiment I’ve heard of was the “no sleep” experiment. Subjects were confined together and deprived of sleep. It was terminated after a subject murdered another subject.

[@carlosvillanueva8530]

Isn't this a creepy pasta that turned out not to be true?

[@IrishMike22]

Myth

[@blackdandelion5549]

There have been experiments on sleep deprivation as sadly this has been a means of torturing people like POW's. It is not the creepy pasta version that is spread all over the web where a gas was pumped into the room and there was only a port hole window on a door. However there is an actual Genetic Disorder called FFI (Fatal Familial Insomnia). It is insomnia obviously, but the person will eventually die from it and sadly the person deteriorates both physically and mentally from insomnia. The body struggles with automatic processes - things like moderating temperature, sweating, breathing, moderating heart rate, etc. and this is why this is considered to be an illegal thing to do to POW's in interrogation as they are prone to have heart attacks and severe body function issues after forced to be awake. Mentally people lose memory function, emotion regulation (can eventually have nervous breakdown), value and core belief systems, will become incoherent, and with certain people this part sometimes happens and can happen sooner rather than later but many people will have a full psychotic break. This means they lack the ability to understand what is real and what is not real and this can include hallucinations. I've sadly witnessed this in some people who have stayed awake to try and protect themselves from previous attackers and suffered from extreme PTSD until the hallucinations were so bad that after three days they needed to be fully inpatient hospitalized and all items including sheets and other things were taken away from them. Things only get worse the longer they don't sleep and once hallucinations start they tend to snowball until they can't sleep due to hallucinations now and are in a full psychosis. Heart rate is usually up and they are more and more emotional. Some people even try to fake that they are OK, but their eyes and discussing anything beyond surface level things will make it so you discover they are far from OK. That's what insomnia can do to people and while I am sure that certain substances like uppers can be involved in keeping people up for days and make them less than aware of their actions and they may commit crimes, the majority of people who have insomnia simply can't function, can't recall simple words or tasks like if they had gotten regular healthy sleep. They feel fatigued and lack energy. They don't heal from wounds nor get over illnesses fast. Their mental cognition is impaired and they need to hear or read it twice. These are common and simply get worse with less and less sleep. One hour of sleep lost is not made up by one hour slept in on a weekend. One hour lost can take two weeks of sleeping an extra 30+ minutes a day to make up. Insomnia is no joke.

[@CaseAgainstFaith1]

The story about the professor reminds me of a story from my high school days. Literally over 40 years ago… I took advanced placement calculus. The year before, I took advanced placement trig. These classes to allow you to possibly place out of taking the college classes if you pass a test. One teacher taught both and had done so for a number of years. She said that one of the students she had in the past was particularly gifted. Didn’t need to study. And was also good at teaching. When he was taking the calculus class, she said she would sometimes have him teach the AP trig class because he was good and could do it on a moments notice. So, one day she forgot to even inform him of what she wanted him to teach. So, he went into the trig class and just made up a fake topic of “hyper complex numbers”. She said she came in towards the end of the class and saw all the gibberish he had written on the board and couldn’t think of anything to say except to say that “hyper complex numbers will not be on the upcoming exam”.

[@carlmohr9941]

BS!!!!! 100,000,000° F?!?!? On earth?!?!? And how did they contain such a temperature? ON EARTH?!?!? DOUBLE BS!!!!!

[@melanieashman1066]

three shillings even in 46 is not much money, it is now 15pence possibly valued at a few pounds, maybe £3..........

[@Hollz811]

Colds are more common in winter ONLY because we hide inside with windows closed, it lets bacterias hang around.

[@masterrserch3971]

4:34 Or, if we talkin horses, from the hilarious, underrated film SORRY TO BOTHER YOU. U must trust me on this. Why? Because, I AM..... HAL JAMESON (

[@melanieashman1066]

leave the animals alone, experiment in other more humane and productive ways, or see more and more pointless cruelty achieving nothing.........as usual

[@fortyfour6626]

Lactoferrin….very cool protein. We have a diagnostic that measures the lactoferrin levels in the eye. When lactoferrin is low, it signals significant issues in the eye. Lactoferrin is only now being given the credit it deserves all over the body.