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When you get a deep cut, your blood vessels constrict to slow the flow. Platelets immediately clump together at the site, forming a temporary plug. Special proteins then create a mesh that traps cells, eventually hardening into a protective scab which allows the damaged tissue underneath to safely repair itself.

They found the mummy sealed inside a copper mask the metal had turned the skin completely green but preserved every detail of his face his hair was still intact and when they opened his tomb they discovered scrolls that hadn't been touched for 3000 years still perfectly legible.

The forklift crushed his ribcage against the wall, puncturing both lungs and breaking eight ribs. they rushed him to trauma care where he flatlined twice, doctors put him in induced coma for twelve days, but he pulled through and now works as a safety instructor.

When using a circular saw, the blade guard can prevent serious injury if the tool binds or kicks back. Unfortunately, some operators disable this safety feature, but keeping it functional could save your fingers from a devastating accident.

If you're caught in quicksand, don't try to pull yourself straight out, you'll only sink faster. Instead, slowly lean backwards and spread your weight out like floating in a pool. The sand actually becomes more liquid when you move slowly, giving you time to escape.

Many people think bulletproof glass is completely impenetrable, but that's not exactly true. Most bulletproof glass is actually made of layered polycarbonate and glass, designed to absorb impact energy. When struck repeatedly in the same spot, it can eventually fail and compromise protection.

They placed electrodes on the monkey's brain and connected them to a computer interface, and as the monkey thought about moving its arm, the signals were translated into digital commands, allowing it to control a robotic hand just by thinking, demonstrating the amazing adaptability of animal brains.

If you tried to crush a watermelon with your bare hands, you'd need about 360 pounds of force, but an adult gorilla could do it with just one squeeze. The human hand can only generate around 100 pounds of crushing force, which isn't even enough to crack a coconut.