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  • more about #abominations
    frigg: Relax. They only use hearts from pigs that have filled out special cards giving permission to use their organs for science after processing. more »
    metal face eagle premium is not from So Cal: The headline makes it sound like this is a machine that starts recently dead hearts beating again on their own. I thought my search was finally over.... more »
    ripfire: I <3 this. more »
    Cordfucious of Tech Clan: Its neat how they can make it still look so juicy.. more »
    Nintenboy01: Ahh, so the heart tissue itself is pretty much dead, they just force the solution through it to simulate beating, right? more »
    Skyman747: Cue PETA member/Christan protests. more »
    bosskev: Adam, there must be something wrong with your local gadget store 'cuz the one in my neighborhood keeps plenty of these in stock. Just last week they w... more »
  • #abominations

    Machine Keeps Animal Hearts Beating for Researchers, Mad Scientists

    Here's something you don't see in your local gadget store: a machine that takes a dead animal heart and keeps it beating so scientists can perform various tests on it. Gross! More »
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