Embrace the weird: Spider's on Drugs!

Drugs are bad,Mm' k!

Let me first start off by saying I really have a bad fear of spiders so me posting this content is really creeping me out. Well fortunately for you the science geek finds this super fascinating so enjoy this weird science. So back in 1995 some scientist with American arachnology decided to give a couple of spiders some drugs to test the effects of drugs on their brains.

Embrace the weird: Woman captures a chupacabra

Chupacabra

via Science Channel

So today's weird we are going to talk about , a strange creature that people have been claiming to see for years, and years now but know one has been able to capture actual footage or even evidence of this creature. This supposed animal is up their with sightings of Bigfoot and the Lochness monster. I am talking about the Chupacabra, the you know the old folklore about the dog like creature who is super skinny and hairless that goes around draining blood and mutilating livestock around the southwest and Mexico regions. Well apparently a woman by the name of  Phylis Canion has finally capture one of these creatures. Keep reading to find out more.

Video shows mosquito for a blood vessel

Feeding Mosquito video

So in weird science news ,via huffington post a group of scientist decided to show the world what a mosquito feeding actually looked like. A French team of researchers, lead by Valerie Choumet of Institut Pastuer in Paris showed a close - up demonstration through a microscope of how these tiny vampires role as far as seeking blood vessels . Its a crazy look of how they latch on and how their needle like snouts latch on to the unwilling victims. So enjoy the video below and embrace this weird video.

Video shows parasitic worm uncoiling from huge dead spider

Hey guys sorry for the day lapse between post, I spent yesterday playing the Wii with my son after he got out of school and guest blogging for my husband's site yesterday. Well today I'm going to post a sort of gross video that I seen over at Huffington Post science this morning.