1. Jackie Chan

Jackie Chan, a legend in the world of martial arts, is known for being willing to do his stunts, even though many of those stunts have backfired and brought him within inches of death.

After jumping from a wall onto a tea branch for a shot in Armour of God, he suffered a horrific fall of five meters when the branch broke. His skull was fractured after hitting a rock, and he needed emergency surgery. Because of the tragic action, Chan now has a permanent hole in his head filled with a plastic plug and a small hearing loss in one ear.

2. Charlize Theron

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Actress Charlize Theron, who won an Oscar, didn’t get very far with her role in the 2005 science fiction film Flux. The film was bombed at the box office and by critics, and the actress was injured horribly during filming, adding insult to injury. She landed poorly on her neck after attempting a backflip for a stunt, and she almost became paralyzed. Production was put on hold for the next eight weeks while Theron recuperated from her accident.

3. Tom Cruise

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It’s getting increasingly clear that Hollywood A-lister Tom Cruise wants to die in each new Mission Impossible film. The actor almost died while filming the iconic helicopter scene from Mission: Impossible – Fallout, enduring a series of horrific stunts.

Cruise had to let go of a helicopter for the scene to work and land on top of some cargo being transported by the aircraft. It was a very risky stunt that could have ended the actor’s life instantly, even with the safety harness.

4. Jennifer Lawrence

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One joke may be about our filthy currencies and the next scene shows emotional lobsters boiling people for dinner. Either way, they’re straightforward, outrageous, and most importantly, ridiculous. Med B. Byte has a knack for making fun of the ridiculousness of our world and constantly, unexpectedly new ways to do so emerge.

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Sometimes It’s not nice to laugh at someone in pain. But the animals who got stung below are truly hilarious that we can not hold our laughter. The way they look regretful after their important life lessons are also truly adorable.

Tell us your favorite images of swollen puppies who have learned the hard way not to swallow everything in their path as you scroll down. Please let us know which images of these unfortunate puppies made you smile or cry the most in the comments section below. And if your pet has ever eaten a bee, let us know in the comments what you did to help it.

1. He still doesn’t know why bees don’t like to play with him

2.  “I thought those bees are friends”

3. A Hive of Bees Defeated Poor Good Boy

4. ‘I swallow a ball now’

5. I told you to get away from those bees!

6. I told you not to eat a wasp

7.  Or even look at them!

8. And also you!

9. A cat clown

10. Poor his purple eyes!

11. He just loses trust in the bees

12. “I thought the outside is fun!”

13. I’m not fat. The bees made it

14. Poor foot

15. Cat Ate A Wasp… Now It Looks Like Jay Leno

16. So My Cat Was Stung In The Chin By A Bee Today And Ended Up Being Sexy

18. My cat wanna taste the bees and his tongue now

19. He had trauma now

20. I told you not to mess with the bees! Now you look like a Kardashian!

The answer is nothing because in reality we do not deserve dogs. They are wholesome, will love you no matter what and are loyal to an adorable amount. There is a reason why there is a thing such as anxiety companion doggos and the such. Who will calm you down whenever you’re feeling down?

I might not be the biggest dog lover in the world but even I can admit that dogs love their family unconditionally. And the following pictures prove that. So whenever you’re scared, don’t fear your doggo will help you. And if you don’t have a dog then what are you exactly doing here?

#1 The owner was injured in a fall.

#2 This doggo saved his owner from freezing.

#3 Cuddles make everyone feel better.

#4 Pets taking care of their owner.

#5 The doggo knows his parent is pregnant.

#6 This doggo is here to support his hooman.

#7 That baby has two fathers.

#8 ‘I’ll keep you warm and snug after you saved me.’

My dog fell into an icy pond yesterday. My wife jumped in and saved him. This is how they slept last night.

#9 A surprise birthday for the father.

Today is my dad’s birthday, and all he wanted was to snuggle with our dog, who he hasn’t seen for a week because he’s been in the hospital. We managed to get clearance for this birthday surprise!

#10 Watching TV with your best bud.

#11 ‘Take my paw and you’ll feel better.’

#12 ‘Do you want my toy?’

#13 ‘This will make you feel better.’

#14 We will keep you safe.

#15 The baby is so happy.

#16 Someone to raise the spirits at the ICU.

Meet Eddie, the Hospital Therapy Dog who is always carrying around his bookbag of toys and can always be found in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.

#17 The baby is not too sure about this one.

#18 ‘Is it alright if I sit here?’

#19 ‘I will always be there for you.’

#20 That smile is everything.

My dog takes care of me when I’m sick, he’s always watching me and he only sleeps when I’m sleeping. I took this picture right after I woke up.

#21 ‘I know I hurt you but when will you come back from the hospital?’

My dog tripped up my dad while playing catch in the backyard causing him to fall and fracture his tibia and fibula. He has been waiting at the front door for hours like this waiting for him to come home from the hospital.

#22 ‘We will not let you move.’

#23 ‘I will stand guard while you use the bathroom.’

#24 The sick grandmother is going to be all healed now.

#25 ‘Don’t say goodbye.’

#26 The two best nurses ever.

#27 Is this calming you down?

#28 You will get all better because you have me.

#29 You don’t need a blanket.

#30 When your bae won’t let your arm go.

My flatmates dog knows when I have a bad day. She grabbed my arm and hugged it. Then I tried to move away…she said no. Once content, she fell asleep.

#31 Tell me what ails you.

#32 We will all nap together.

#33 I will protect you from everything little hooman.

#34 You will not kiss my love.

My girlfriend fell asleep with my dog and he gave me this look after I kissed her on the cheek.

#35 Going to the dentist just got a little less scary.

#36 Am I making you feel better?

#37 When your sick and your friends are ‘helping’.

#38 And old doggo but a good doggo.

My sweet girl is getting old and has bad legs, so she doesn’t really come upstairs to my room anymore. I leave to go to college in a day, and she’s been laying here all night. It’s like she knows I’m leaving; I swear dogs have a sixth sense.

#39 Waiting for your parent to get home.

#40 Hug first all the other stuff later.

#41 Why are you coughing?

#42 Who needs a bed when you’ve got a big doggo?

#43 Am I doing a good job?

#44 I like reading much more than causing a ruckus.

#45 You’re not going to leave me again, right?

#46 We will make you feel better.

#47 Are your ears all warm now?

#48 I will always be your friend.

Even on a sick day, my youngest always has a friend.

#49 Are you okay?

#50 I think I can hear the heartbeat.

What do you think of these loving doggos? Comment down below and let us know. Don’t forget to share with your friends as well.

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“People usually have their own “bucket list” destinations. And then there are the “I’m not sure if I want to go there” destinations. The Island of Dolls in Mexico is definitely an example of the latter. Here, Julian Santana Barrera, the owner of the island who passed away in 2001, scattered dolls everywhere — he believed they would chase away the spirit of a young girl who drowned years ago.”

#2 Gates Of Hell, Turkmenistan

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“A crater deep in a natural gas field is just the kind of place we’d expect to find Satan himself hanging out. It was set alight in 1971 to prevent the emissions of poisonous gases. The gases were estimated to burn out in a few weeks, but the crater is still on fire after 50 years.”

#3 Bhangarh Fort, India

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“Bhangarh, one of Rajasthan’s most famous forts, is a magnet for ghostbusters and curious tourists who visit with one question in mind: Is it really haunted? There are several stories behind why this city turned into ruins overnight. Still, employees and locals say there’s nothing too spooky about the fort — the place gets unsafe for visitors after sunset only because of the wild animals. Still, the fort’s eerie aura attracts millions of tourists every year.”

#4 Mount Hua Shan, China

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“Ready for the deadliest hike in the world? Located in Shaanxi Province, this terrifying route is famed for being the most dangerous hike. Though no official statistics are kept, it’s been estimated that around 100 people have found death on the walk.”

#5 The Catacombs Of Paris, France

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“If you’re looking for a place that will make your blood freeze, the Catacombs of Paris might be just the spot. The catacombs are a vast underground ossuary that holds the remains of 6 million people, created to fix the problem of Paris’ overflowing cemeteries. As you walk through the catacombs, you’ll see a sign that reads “Arrête! C’est ici l’empire de la Mort” (“Stop! This is the empire of Death”).”

#6 Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, West Virginia, USA

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“Originally designed to hold 250 people, this asylum ended up housing over 2,400 patients. Back in those days, patients could be admitted for even the most trivial reasons. These included asthma, laziness, and even greediness, which led to an overwhelming number of accepted patients and a shortage of staff members and beds. Now, tours in the facility give visitors a chance to see how people lived — or better, tried to survive — in this creepy building.”

#7 Eastern State Penitentiary, Pennsylvania, USA

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“When notorious criminals such as Al Capone and Willie Sutton were held there, you know you have a historic landmark in front of you. Operational until 1971, it was famous for its solitary confinement system: inmates lived alone, ate alone, and were even hooded whenever they had to leave their cell. As with most abandoned places, it has been transformed into a haunted house, and its authentic environment makes for an instantly immersive experience.”

#8 Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

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“Edinburgh Castle’s history as a royal residence, military garrison, prison, and fortress is so rich that it is literally bursting with tales of the past — some particularly grisly. We’re not gonna spoil much, just know that most of them involve ghosts, brutal executions, a gruesome underground city, and a haunted graveyard.”

#9 Jack The Ripper Tour, London, England

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“One of London’s bloodiest mysteries is linked to the name of Jack The Ripper. Is it worth taking a tour to investigate the key events, maybe when it’s pitch dark outside, for a unique travel experience that will make your skin crawl? Absolutely!”

#10 Port Arthur, Australia

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“Port Arthur is the location of the worst massacre in modern Australian history. In 1996, Martin Bryant killed 35 people and wounded 23 others in a brutal mass shooting — which led to significant changes in Australia’s gun laws and extensive restrictions on all firearms. The place, now a UNESCO site, also served as one of the penal sites built during the British Empire.”

#11 Brighton Asylum, New Jersey, USA

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“Now an industrial warehouse hosting haunted house attractions on Halloween, it was once an asylum with a history of disappearing people, harsh conditions, medical experiments, and brutal violence. No wonder the facility closed down in 1952 following an investigation. After years of decadence, this utterly scary place reopened in 2011 as a haunted attraction.”

#12 Lizzie Borden House, Massachusetts, USA

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“This 19th-century home was the site of one of America’s most famous unsolved murders. In 1892, Andrew and Abby Borden were brutally killed in their home. Their daughter Lizzie was the prime suspect but was acquitted at trial due to a lack of evidence. Today, visitors can tour the house where it all happened — and even sleep there! According to Martha McGinn, one of the previous owners of this renewed bed-and-breakfast, the room where Abby Borden was found dead is the most requested room.”

#13 Ancient Ram Inn, Wotton-Under-Edge, England

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“If you want to experience the horror of a haunted inn, look no further than the Ancient Ram Inn, which enjoys the reputation of being one of the most haunted inns in England. This scary-looking historic building has a fascinating history and a few other-worldly visitors to boot!”

#14 Hoia Baciu Forest, Cluj-Napoca, Romania

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“Stories of ghosts, aliens, and urban legends contribute greatly to the popularity of Hoia Baciu Forest, situated west of Cluj-Napoca. The unearthly atmosphere of this place is enhanced by its crooked trees, and if you want to enjoy the full spooky experience, we advise you to join one of the many night tours!”

#15 Corvin Castle, Hunedoara, Romania

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“A Gothic-Renaissance castle and one of the “Seven Wonders of Romania,” Corvin Castle is reported to be a haunted location. The palace exudes a creepy atmosphere as you explore the dungeons where prisoners were tortured.”

#16 Tower Of London, England

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“Located on the north bank of the River Thames, the Tower has a reputation for its grim atmosphere and as a place of torture and death. Night-shift workers at the Tower of London have reported seeing ghosts belonging to nobles from the past, including Anne Boleyn, Henry VI, Lady Jane Grey, and Margaret Pole.”

#17 Forbidden City, Beijing, China

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“The Forbidden City, built during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644), served as the Chinese imperial palace for a long time. It’s named for its status as forbidden to commoners, who were not allowed inside the complex. Today, it remains one of the most popular tourist attractions in China — but visitors report being creeped out by all sorts of strange phenomena.”

#18 Jonathan Corwin House, Massachusetts, USA

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“Known as The Witch House, this spooky-looking place is actually a historical museum and the last direct trace of Salem’s witch-hunting events still standing. It once belonged to Judge Jonathan Corwin, who was involved in the 1692 Salem witch trials, when over 200 people were accused, and 19 were executed by hanging. We couldn’t leave this place out of a list of creepy travel destinations — if not for its appearance, at least for its dark past.”

#19 Poveglia, Venice, Italy

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“Venice’s tiny Poveglia Island, which sits between Venice and Lido, is a place like a few others. For over a century, the island was used as a quarantine zone for those affected by plagues and later as a mental institution allegedly used to torture patients with crude lobotomies. Visitors are prohibited, except in rare cases when writers, photographers, and TV show producers are granted permission to conduct business here.”

#20 Gettysburg Battlefield, Pennsylvania, USA

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“Gettysburg is the site of the Civil War’s bloodiest battle, with more than 50,000 estimated casualties, and a turning point for the conflict. Visitors are left with a sense of dread as they walk through its grounds and learn more about its history.”