The most incredible objects that have been found in the human body
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By Pictolic https://mail.pictolic.com/article/the-most-incredible-objects-that-have-been-found-in-the-human-body.htmlIf you are uncomfortable with the doughnut that you ate for lunch, relax — it can be worse… At least you didn't eat the batteries—and, by the way, some people manage to swallow them, too. Maybe, of course, they are low-calorie, but they are unlikely to bring special benefits to the body. And if you think that snacking on batteries is strange, then you will be even more surprised, because this issue is dedicated to objects that were found in human bodies. And the batteries will seem yummy in comparison with them. (Although, of course, it is worth noting that some items from this issue did not get inside the body through the mouth at all.)


1. Spoon.

2. The bullet.

3. Wedding ring.

4. Coins.

5. Magnets.

6. Pebbles.

7. The key.

8. Handle.

9. Bottle.

10. The nail.

11. Live frogs.

12. Cutlery.

13. And here are the batteries!

14. Grenade.

15. Light bulb.

16. Fork.

17. A huge ball of wool.

18. The twin embryo.

19. Springs from the bed.

20. Mobile phone.

21. The propeller from the plane.

22. Surgical forceps.

23. Methamphetamines.

24. Scissors.

25. Live eel.
Keywords: Unbelievable | X-ray | Body
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