Top 10 Crossbreeding Experiments That Came Straight Out Of Hell

that we are here. This is the note we're going to end on in our 10th spot. Mice with human butts, okay, so they're not exactly human butts per se, but with human anal sphincters. If you don't know what that is, don't worry, I don't either. I had to look it up. An anal sphincter is a group of muscles. at the end of the rectum that surrounds the anus and controls the release of feces, also known as poop, so anyway in 2011 scientists were able to create a human mouse hybrid by bioengineering human anal sphincters from human nerves and muscles and surgically transplanting them into their rear ends.

Yes, it sounds horrible, but this was actually an experiment done in the hope that if successful, scientists could help humans by making replacement anal sphincters. They were very happy with the results, as the mice seemed to accept them well. fused with the rest of the meat, they even discovered that the mice could relax and contract them as if they were their own natural sphincters. In our number eight spot, we have mice with human brains. This is one of those

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that makes you wonder what the world will be like. like in 20 years, this is an experiment that was done in 2014 where mice were given millions of human brain cells, each mouse in the experiment had around 12 million human cells and in the experiment the researchers noticed that the cells human tended to take control of the mouse's brain cells move we are more powerful than you the experiment was a success with the scientists Discovering that these mice showed that their memory was four times stronger than that of a normal mouse, unfortunately, although They had to go through some pretty inhumane practices to learn this fact, including playing very loud music and attacking the mice with an electric shock tool, then they were able to measure how the mice reacted the next time they heard the sound, OMG the memory It's crazy to think that sound, smell, taste, sight, touch, can cause pain if there is a specific memory attached to them, it's honestly crazy, in seventh place today we have monkeys with human cells, it's Okay, so you're probably thinking that this can't possibly be a dangerous experiment, since humans and apes are already very close to each other in many ways.

Well, in 2007, Yale University decided to take a chance and discover that they placed human neural stem cells. In five different monkeys to analyze how it would affect Parkinson's disease, the experiment turned out to be quite successful as all the monkeys who suffered from the disease could eat, walk and move much better than them before also observing that the monkeys did not have tumors or tremors and with no negative side effects, the experiment was quite ethically controversial even though it was a success, so it is unclear if it will continue to be done with monkeys in the future.

In our number six spot, we have the human chimpanzee, another risky experiment, but one that was This was done when there was no great concern for human ethics, so a while ago, apparently in 1967, a group of Chinese scientists managed to impregnate a chimpanzee with human sperm. Two Chinese scientists have claimed this, but it has not been officially confirmed. be true but from what they have said they were successful with their experiment and the chimpanzee was three months pregnant only to be killed in a horrible attack on the laboratory and all her work was destroyed it is said that this was due to the cultural revolution In any case , at that time scientists claimed that they wanted to try this experiment again in the 80s, but probably nothing turned out for the best, as it was also said that they plan to use this human-chimpanzee hybrid to drive cars and herd sheep and also send it to space , this is only because it has a human brain, of course, but yeah, maybe ethically it's not a good reason to create these creatures in our number five spot.

Today we have the human mouse in a series of

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in 2010. Scientists at the Salk Institute were able to create a mouse with an almost entirely human liver. In the past, experiments like this were done on chimpanzees and there was a lot of controversy about it, as there was a lot of speculation regarding the ethics of this experiment. The researchers opted for mice to be safe. Honestly, you'd think there would be controversy over all the animals, but the project was still supposed to study diseases like hepatitis B and C and malaria after injecting mice with the diseases the researchers were trying to test. cure there have been many advances so far and that is why scientists continue to have hope with these experiments in our number four place today we have the human pig.

An experiment was conducted at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota to try to examine how human cells would interact with pig cells. If they

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into contact with each other when inventing this experiment, the clinic was able to successfully produce a pig with human cells. Yes, apparently he was still a pig on the outside, but on the inside half of his cells were human. They injected him with human cells. into pig fetuses and voila, a pig-human hybrid. When doing this experiment, they noticed that the pig cells stayed on one side of the body while the human cells stayed on the other side, but from time to time some of the cells would interact and fuse to form a completely new DNA.

Pretty good human pig. It would be amazing if they allowed these animals to grow so we could study them and see if they end up being able to perform any human functions over time, but as such, that's not the So far, in our number three spot, today we have human animal milk scientists. from Russia and Belarus, goats successfully genetically modified to produce human breast milk. Since then, scientists from all over have been trying to make milk as humane as Russian and Belarusian milk. Scientists tried, they only managed to produce human milk with a specific enzyme lissamine and the protein lactoferrin, being evident that they are generally found in human milk, apparently a Chinese team made an entire herd of cattle, which is 300 heads of cattle that They produced human milk.

The goal is to make human breast milk more available in stores for mothers who cannot breastfeed and have to resort to formula. There is talk that the same company wants to create a human milk cheese and that is where I draw the line. What is the purpose of this? Just no. In our number two spot today we have human organs, there is a scientist named Hiromitsu Nagauchi who received a 1.4 million dollar grant from the US military to work on developing human animal hybrids with the purpose of creating an animal farm that can be harvested for human hearts and lungs, of course, one of the main reasons for these types of experiments is to see if we can find a way to solve the shortage of human organs needed for transplants around the world.

The idea of ​​creating a farm to harvest these organs would be revolutionary for humans and would give the patient a higher chance of having one and surviving, so it's an incredible cause, although the idea of ​​doing it right I'm glad I don't have that work in 2017, hiromitsu and his team created 186 human pigs. hybrids that were unfortunately only allowed to develop for 28 days before being destroyed apparently his team is currently working on a human sheep hybrid. They haven't had complete success yet, but they feel like they're getting closer and closer and finally make it to our number one.

Today we have rabbit man, yes you heard that correctly, a man who is a rabbit. I was going to say you know something out of a nightmare, but honestly, no, a werepig would be much scarier. In Shanghai in 2003, a team of scientists successfully infused. human cells in rabbit eggs in a laboratory dish creating an embryo of a new creature that was yes you guessed it half rabbit half human apparently American scientists have been trying to perform this experiment for quite some time but never managed to fully carry it out Since none survived in this experiment, most of the creatures' DNA was human and only a small amount was rabbit.

Apparently they never let the world see this creature, as after a few days of growth they decided to destroy it and harvest it. It's for stem cells, damn it, why would they go through all that trouble just to destroy it? We could possibly have had our first talking animal, oh humans, in our number nine spot, we have paracelsus paracelsus is known for being a Swiss medical scientist and alchemist in the In the 16th century, during the Renaissance, he did not necessarily experiment with the crossing of humans with animals, but he did experiment with making humans small and huge.

Also, apparently he was evil, Slash and Zane, so I just wanted to put him on this list. Paracelsus was convinced that he could grow giants. and tiny humans by growing them from a jar of yes, he would apparently keep the jar in a warm place and feed the creature's blood to make them grow. I can see him spraying some blood into that jar apparently he was quite successful and managed to grow tiny humans, but supposedly the little creatures turned on him and ran away naturally. They were said to be a foot tall in our number eight spot.

We have Irving Wiseman. Irving Wiseman was working at Stanford University as a researcher when they gave him permission to inject a mouse with human brain cells, they just wanted to see what would happen. They were instructed to stop the experiment once the human-like behaviors reached a specific point, such as improved memory or problem solving, because then they would have a pinky in the brain and the concept of that alone sounds good. in the world of cartoons. I'm not ready for a world of mice to take over any time soon. In our number seven position we have Gordon Gallup and his team of scientists.

Okay, so I'm not saying that Gordon Gallup is the evil scientist, but. What's more, all the scientists who agreed to do this in the first place may have been operating from an evil frequency or maybe they were just doing what they were told because it's their job, because let's face it, the really powerful people who make the decisions are the that fund projects like these, but since I have no idea who funded this, it would probably require too much research which I don't have time for and would probably just take us to the US government which we'll just call.

This place Gordon Gallup and his team of scientists Gordon Gallup was once one of the leading experts in evolutionary psychology and worked with a team of scientists in the 1920s on

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humans with chimpanzees. he leaked to the press that they were actually successful. The experiment was carried out in the Orange Park laboratory in Florida, everyone proceeds to Google the financial sponsors. This is where a female chimpanzee was insaminated with a human. The animal not only be

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pregnant but then proceeded to give birth to a living being, a human being, but they understood this. Not allowing human z to live after all that, he was sacrificed.

What the heck did man potentially harm this animal by impregnating it just to kill its baby cup? My inner future mama bear is peeking out and I don't like this in our number six. We have another group of scientists, the Belgian scientists. It's actually very difficult to name a single responsible scientist because it really takes a village to raise a child and, in this case, to create a mutant cow. Yes, a team of Belgian scientists began in the 19th century to breed native cattle with shorthorn cattle and over time they only selected the largest and strongest and eventually that led them to create the Belgian super cow, a hulking cow that literally He seems to be on steroids and I'm a little afraid of him.

I am very afraid, it is not clear why these experiments were done. I can only assume that more meat is needed, so I guess we can't call these scientists evil per se without a good reason, but I hope they have a good one. because otherwise let's leave those cows alone in our number five spot, we have juan carlos belmonte juan is a biologist at the salk institute in california who has been working with other scientists and researchers in china to create a human animal chimera, basically You will be given a monkey embryo. human cells to create this now before you get angry and say why I think this might be the best reason to do this type of experiment.

The reason this is being done is to see if animals can possess organs such as livers and kidneys that are completely human and can be used in the future as organs for transplants, as we have a shortage of transplants worldwide. Finding a solution to this is vital apparently every 10 minutes a new person is added to the waiting listfor an organ transplant, so at this point it is not clear if the experiment has been completely successful, but I am sure that in the coming years we will know that in our number four position we have Dr. Carl Clauberg.

This guy is really very evil. He was a doctor who worked in the infamous monster camps that I can't name due to YouTube violation reasons, so you understand what I mean about the monster camps during World War II, specifically the Poland camp, apparently he was originally interested in sterilize all the women in the countryside and eventually his interests expanded. He was allowed to experiment on thousands, but only 700 survived. He also artificially insaminated prisoners through a variety of methods and tormented his victims by claiming to have injected animals into their wombs to create a monster. There are no reports confirming that this is one hundred percent.

It's true and there are no reports of the aftermath of this either, so we have to conclude that this horrible non-consensual experiment was fortunately a failure, pure evil. In our number three spot we have hiromitsu nagaouchi hiromitsu is a scientist from Japan who leads a team from the University of Tokyo, he and his team plan to grow human cells in mouse and rat embryos and then transport them to surrogate animals, similar to the work that is done at Stanford University in the US. The goal is to once again continue to see if animals can produce human organs that can then be transplants for humans until recently Japan was very strict about how much time was allowed keeping human cells alive in embryos until recently the laws changed and they were allowed to be kept until the animal is carried to term, this will help a lot in terms of what they will be able to find through studying this process, but of course , there are a lot of ethical concerns around this experiment, like once this new animal comes to term, right? being a baby, some claim this is pure evil to then destroy this baby but gosh I wonder if whoever made the decisions in these experiments had a problem with this because they definitely would in our number two spot we have an evil scientist unknown who created the human sheep.

In 2017, villagers in a small South African town were scared when a local sheep gave birth to a human sheep crossbreed. This is really scary stuff that will haunt your dreams. Will definitely haunt mine. Imagine human sheep wandering the world. No thanks, clearly. The experiment was done by some evil scientists who decided heck, I'm going to let this happen and see how it plays out, no one knows exactly how it was done, but most think the sheep was just artificially inseminated, the baby that was born was stillborn, but if he had made it out alive, i bet the world would have been looking for the person responsible in our number one spot, we have elia ivanovich ivanov, known by his title, the red frankenstein, who was said to be the creator of the artificial insemination, your interest.

He finally became interested in interbreeding in the 1920s and traveled to Africa after successfully crossing a zebra and a donkey, he now wanted to cross a human and an ape, apparently after a time of living in Africa he became desperate as he His funds became increasingly low and he then began inseminating African women with chimpanzees without their knowledge. That's disgusting. In the end, when people found out what he was doing, they shut him down and his name was tarnished forever and yeah, I'm glad because that's horrible.