25 Scary Facts That Are Terrifying Because They're True

Dive into the chilling truth with "25 Scary Facts That Are Terrifying Because They're True.”Dive into 25 unbelievable statistics and facts that sound made-up but are entirely real!

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Get ready to have your mind blown with 25 bone-chilling facts that will send shivers down your spine because they're absolutely true. From the unsettling reality of consuming plastic every week to the shocking revelation about lost nuclear codes, this video is packed with jaw-dropping information that you won't believe is real. So grab your favorite snack, buckle up, and prepare for a journey into the eerie depths of reality!

Author: Hestie Bernard
Music: Cosmic nightmares - Jimena Contreras

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:24 You Eat A Credit Card's Worth Of Plastic Every Week
1:05 41% of Americans Go Into Medical Debt Every Year
1:39 The “Ku Klux Kiddies”
2:14 The Reason Refrigerator Doors Are Magnetic Today
3:04 The Truth About Human Bites
3:35 The Zombie Bugs
4:15 Your Coffee Contains Up to 10% "Insect Filth and Insects"
5:14 Most Pelvic Exams Done on Young Women Are Unnecessary
5:46 Facebook Has a “Shadow Profile” On You
6:11 The Old, Very Weird Tech Created For Centrifugal Birthing
6:49 Tooth-in-the-Eye Surgery
7:25 Climate Change is Making Spiders Bigger
8:00 The Titanic’s Sinking and “Futility”
8:33 Scientists Can Make You Feel Invisible With VR
9:21 A Bacteria Buffet
10:00 We Lost The Nuclear Codes (More Than Once)
10:41 From The Gallows To The Cup
11:10 The Monstrous Eye Tumors
11:35 Fake Smiling Is Bad For You
12:03 There Is No “Safest Seat” in an Airplane
12:50 Psychopaths Prefer the Nighttime
13:25 There’s a Lot That Can Go Wrong With Blood Transfusions
14:16 Bayer's HIV Scandal
15:02 London's Innovative (and Controversial) Baby Cages
15:43 There's a 1-in-3 chance police will never identify your killer, especially in the US

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[KnightRanger]

It would be interesting to see the percentage of Americans who refuse medical treatment because they are afraid of going bankrupt because of their medical issues.

[chellese]

Saying that pap tests are largely unnecessary and are for "no reason" without context is a bit dangerous. Pap tests are used to detect cancer. There are specific reasons why they may or may not be necessary.

[mamazalama]

I experienced sleep paralysis for the majority of my childhood and into my adult years. I finally hit upon something that drastically lowered their occurrence: food. I found that if I wake up in the night then it's best if I have a small something to eat, like a bowl of cereal or a bite of pastry, anything you might have on hand that's convenient so you can eat and then quickly go back to sleep. My sleep paralysis experiences were beyond terrifying with apparitions of demonic beings, being subject to assault from said beings and so much more. It's possible that when I was very young, I didn't get enough food and would often go to bed hungry. Our family was poor and I had several siblings, so food was scarce. But once I left home and had a more dependable source of food my sleep paralysis issues became less and less. What a huge relief to be able to sleep all through the night. I suggest anyone having the same issues give simple food a try.

[nobodyuknow]

The very last one with witnesses being afraid to come forward. Can't blame them. They aren't well protected. Some witnesses were even murdered while under police protection.

[pauljones]

I know someone who had a eye tumor. When it was first discovered, the doctor said to leave it alone because removal could do significant damage to the eye. Many years later, when such surgeries had been greatly improved, the tumor was removed and it was determined that it was an orbital teratoma. Essentially, an identical twin that had stopped development at that point.

[amandafloyd]

The fastest way to sink a ship, call it unsinkable

[drewskiwolf]

I’m a Hemophiliac that was born in ‘82. Unfortunately, I was one of the thousands that received tainted plasma and contracted HIV and Hepatitis C. And because they kept the products on the shelves, I was just introducing the viruses over and over again. Not that that makes a big difference, but still. I was between 7 and 9 years old when I was infected.

[andeeharry]

7:34 According to recent study, some spiders are bigger yes, but not because of climate change, but because of human influence. The buildings are warmer, there is more food around, less predators, more resources, and more babies. We helped them get a little bigger, but the artic wolf spider is the biggest of the lot. Spider size varies throughout the years, and they haven't been this big for 165 million years. There is no need to worry, this always happens, we just influenced it this time.

[happy_bubble]

Papsmears are not useless. They're just often clear of diseases, but they catch diseases quickly. It saved my life to have regular exams.

[ElizzzaB]

Yipes! Bring down the costs of medical care. Filter those plastics.

[masterrserch]

I'm born and raised NYC and I ALWAYS have said, "if I get into a fight that almost feels live or die, BITING is 110% on the move list..."
Sadly now, cuz of that biting fact, it seems like what I thought was an advantage is just a common move here.
Looks like I better move to whipping people with car antennas...
Wait my uncle did that in the early 60s
..
And what car have friggin antennas these days?

[Barbara-mh]

I was one of those unfortunate children who became locked in an old refrigerator however when brother said he could hear me but could not my mom and my granddad new immediately where I was and of course I survived I am blessed by GOD to be here I am now in my 70s

[mikepatton]

I like night time more than daytime because daytime has lots of annoying things, making pointless noise- people. Nigh time is much more peaceful.

[suethompson]

List 25 is a great programme and Mike is the best presenter

[juliethompson]

In the early’80’s my sister and I took a back road in GA. We saw a KKK rally.
The only words that come to mind is surreal. I honked the horn and gave the finger!

[SPAnComCat]

I'm not Scared, I'm already Desensitised.

And I'm already Aware of all of this in every List.

And it's even Worse that the Area I Live in is Currently Cloudy and Probably Rain, and that Weather has Sapped all of my Energy.

[ohthereyouarepeter]

I just realized you were wearing a rescue rangers shirt and that is the coolest thing I have seen all week

[sherylhowell]

In 1977 my grandfather was diagnosed with cancer. The super fast spreading kind(don't know technical name). In 8 mths., it spread from his lungs to his stomach, mouth, throat, rectum & brain. He received numerous blood transfusions. In the late 70s, hospitals did not test blood and it was right at this time they discovered a new viral disease, but didn't know anything about it or where it came from yet. It would be early 80s before they identified the viral infection as HIV/AIDS.
In 1978, my grandfather died of HIV; not the cancer that ravaged his body; before the world ever heard of HIV.

[charlene]

The bigger issue isnt being able to afford health care ..its not having affordable health care available

[TheBlindDyslexic]

This is the Form of Debt the Government should be forgiving. Not Student Loan Debt.
People Choose when it comes to their college education. With the type of Degree, one goes out for, there Is some foresight.
People do Not when it comes to Medical Debt. Medical debt is a Happenstance one does not foresee.