check this creepy tribe in Indonesia

this is very weird thing which happen in Indonesia lets check it out now !!

Every culture has their own sacred death rituals, but some are far more frightening than others.

Take the Torajan people, for example. On the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, dead bodies are seen very differently than they are in the States. Corpses aren't actually considered to be dead until a water buffalo is sacrificed to accompany them into the afterlife. It takes years for some families to be able to afford the expensive ceremony, so many keep their loved ones inside their homes until they can.

Every year, the villagers dig up their late family members in order to honor them.

Though they are undeniably creepy, some of the bodies have pleasant looks on their faces like they approve of the ritual.

But others are just terrifying.

They also repair or fix broken and damaged coffins.

 corpses are exhumed by the families and given proper baths, grooming session and new clothes. They are then walked in straight lines around the village and buried again. this is very creepy in fasct

Baby Cobras are not cute as they look

no all babies are cute when it comes to the cobra because they are deadly in all stages of life

While broad generalizations like this one usually are totally true and never wrong (just kidding), I can't help but agree that I find all small animals to be the absolute cutest. Sure, some of them still terrify me, but that doesn't stop me from wanting to hypothetically take them all home.

Case in point: these teeny-tiny cobras. They're just a dayold and they look super cute wiggling around in their box.

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old days and creepy things are always relevant

the world always been strange but years ago it was a lot strange than we know right now 

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People are just weird, and throughout history, what people have done for fun is even weirder. We might screw around on Twitter and Facebook now which is odd when you think about it, but what our ancestors used to do for entertainment gives our choices a run for their 

money.

1. Fasting Girls

Surviving on virtually no food is now considered a serious disorder, but back in the day, women who claimed to have little to no appetite turned not eating into a hobby and a way of life. In fact, these ladies actually became celebrities because of their flair for starvation.

2. Pedestrianism

Considered the most popular sport in America following the Civil War, Pedestrianism, or...well...walking, was a big to-do. Entire arenas would be filled with spectators waiting to see who could walk the longest. This often led to 24-hour races. Pedestrianism was eventually replaced by competitive cycling after the invention of the bicycle in 1885.

3. Baby Incubator Fairs

Facing a skeptical public that didn't believe incubators could save premature babies' lives, inventor Dr. Martin Couney created a display that could teach people a thing or two about what was new technology at the time. All proceeds from these fairs were donated to hospitals that helped premature babies.

4. Blackened Teeth

When Queen Elizabeth I lost most of her teeth due to her love of sweets, her remaining black teeth became status symbols. That's because it was a sign of wealth, since sugar was so expensive. During the 16th and 17th centuries, people blackened their own teeth to get the same look.

5. Ant Farming

Milton Levine, creator of the ant farm, went on to sell more than 20 million ant farms in his lifetime. They were originally sold for $1.98 and people were paid a penny per ant to collect them.

6. The Alexandra Limp

In 1867, one of the most popular members of the English Royal Family, Princess Alexandra of Denmark, gave birth to her third child. At that point, she developed a condition that forced her to limp. Women purposefully limped on the sidewalks and canes were purchased at high prices to mimic their favorite royal's movements.

7. Burning Cats

Because of their supposed connection to demons and witches, cats went from being treated like royalty in the ancient world to being treated like trash in the 18th century. In Paris, cats were routinely thrown onto bonfires and burned alive.

8. Tear-Catching

Dating back to the Roman age, tear-catching was considered a pretty cool thing to do as far as royals were concerned.

9. Headless Photography

this last one is very funny check it

With the advent of photography in the 1850s, transposing film to put people's heads where they didn't belong became a huge hit across the country

.Well, I think it's safe to say that we've always been a bunch of whack jobs. At least we know that we're living up to our well-earned reputations.

How They keep Lenin's body better than when he was alive

This is fascinating really and takes alot of hard working to reach this result 

For those who might not be familiar with world history, 

Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov -- better known as Vladimir Lenin -- changed the world in 1917.

That year, his own intervention and the intervention of his supporters caused the collapse of Tsarist Russia and ushered in the era of the Soviet Union. Despite his death during the early years of the USSR, he is still considered 

to be one of the founders of modern-day Russia.

Even though Lenin died in 1924, his corpse can still be seen 

on display in the capital city of Moscow.

Lenin's body was buried in a specially erected mausoleum in Moscow's Red Square. Other than a brief period during World War II, the corpse has been on constant display to the public.

Today, many who see the late leader's body on display in Moscow say that he looks better now, 90 years after his death, than he probably looked in life.

Bigfoot sound in the woods

The most logical piece of evidence we should have by now is a dead Bigfoot. Either these creatures have 

extremely long lives, or they bury their dead.

Those who hunt for the elusive cryptid believe these sounds are Bigfoot creatures communicating with each other. What 

do you think?  its real ?

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Holy crap, that is freaky. I'm certainly willing to admit that

those might just be the sounds of ordinary animals. All I know for sure is that I certainly wouldn't want to hear them in the dead of night.