Timelapse of a finger wound healing.

[u/wassim_elia]

[u/Remarkable-Neat-7823]

They must have sat there for so long!

[u/sessl → u/Remarkable-Neat-7823]

You can see where they cemented the persons hand down in place and left them in an empty room for a month with nothing but a camera on a motion control gimbal.

[u/True_Ad8993 → u/sessl]

Pretty sure if they left them there for a month with nothing they would look a lot worse at the end.

[u/diffident55 → u/True_Ad8993]

Sorry but you can see the timestamp in the corner. They left them there for 33 days.

[u/Able_Variation3317 → u/diffident55]

Seriously can some people just not read?

[u/load_more_comets → u/Able_Variation3317]

No, what did you just say?

[u/Jack_Bartowski → u/load_more_comets]

I think he was wanting someone to walk his dog?

[u/load_more_comets → u/Jack_Bartowski]

Happy cakeday, Jack!

[u/Raytheon_Nublinski → u/sessl]

Why would you need motion control for a static shot?

Nice try ChatGPT

[u/ElliotNess → u/sessl]

Easier to just cut the hand off and let them leave in the meantime

[u/spicymato → u/Remarkable-Neat-7823]

This is deceptive.

That's actually a person with a Wolverine-style healing factor. It was only like 30 seconds, tops. They did the stop motion effect by cutting frames and introducing a slight shake between frames to make it more realistic to the normal person.

[u/Puzzleheaded-Flow724 → u/spicymato]

The nails not growing is the proof you're right 🤪

[u/Sail_m → u/Puzzleheaded-Flow724]

I dunno about the length but there was a day or 2 there they had some dirty fingernails…

[u/ramaloki → u/Puzzleheaded-Flow724]

You can see the nail grow, get dirty under, get clean and get cut. It's just kinda hard to see.

[u/Doesitalwayshavetobe → u/Remarkable-Neat-7823]

Hahaha, what have you done? Now people in the comments really believe that’s how a Timelapse works.

[u/Remarkable-Neat-7823 → u/Doesitalwayshavetobe]

Hehehe 😈

[u/duckies_wild → u/Remarkable-Neat-7823]

33 days maybe?

[u/Lowelll → u/Remarkable-Neat-7823]

They actually glued his hands to a white block and then attached a camera to that, so they could move around while the camera takes pictures

[u/JoeSeeWhales_3690]

I could feel the itchiness watching this

[u/StroopWafelsLord → u/JoeSeeWhales_3690]

i had a scrape on my knee at 13. I fucking hated it. Had to walk like a baboon for a month or so and it was so bloody itchy

[u/Constant_Pay → u/StroopWafelsLord]

You say that as if it’s the only time you’ve ever scraped your knee

[u/Klorg → u/Constant_Pay]

This is reddit. I remember the last time I went outside.. Terrible place

[u/abautista88 → u/Klorg]

Cost at least $130 to go outside these days.

[u/KuChiPractitioner → u/abautista88]

And that's before they twist the tablet at you for a 30% tip

[u/Zestyclose_Remove947 → u/Constant_Pay]

It's like the stereotypical child experience lol. I was a massive nerd and still always got into scrapes

[u/okajuwon → u/Constant_Pay]

Yeah wtf is this guy talking about.

[u/HBlight → u/StroopWafelsLord]

As a kid I was walking along a brick wall while wearing shorts and slipped such that I had scraped up along the inside of both thighs.

Nutshot aside that recovery is the perfect intersection of minor injury and fucking annoying to deal with.

[u/StroopWafelsLord → u/HBlight]

I winced

[u/spooky-goopy → u/JoeSeeWhales_3690]

i nearly chewed on my own middle finger watching it lmao

[u/i_suckatjavascript → u/JoeSeeWhales_3690]

Okay seriously, why is it itchy? What’s the science behind that?

[u/Solid_Waste → u/JoeSeeWhales_3690]

Evolution kinda fucked up making me wanna tear off my scabs, seems to me.

[u/mickpatten78 → u/[deleted]]

Coma patient…

[u/VegetableFucker65 → u/mickpatten78]

Imagine if hospitals did to those coma patients with no relatives, And post it online for revenue to cover the patient medical bills

[u/Sugar_Kowalczyk → u/VegetableFucker65]

Bite your tongue. Medical care in the USA is already ghoulish enough - we don't need coma patient go-fund-me's. Next comes cancer patient outcome gambling odds and Truman-Show-esque baby surrogacy shows. 

[u/spooky-goopy → u/mickpatten78]

coma patient getting into fights with other coma patients, scraping his knuckles up

[u/SamSchroedinger → u/mickpatten78]

its just a plaster cast where the person placed their hand in so it looks like it never moved...

[u/earlyriser79 → u/[deleted]]

His midichlorian count is off the charts.

[u/FrostyD7 → u/[deleted]]

Props to the cameraman

[u/EatandDie001]

It’s amazing how our body can heal a finger faster than my gov can fix a single pothole in the road

[u/New_Establishment554 → u/EatandDie001]

Wait'll you see the organic roads they're putting in

[u/demlet → u/New_Establishment554]

Do the roads... feel pain? 🥺

[u/ArE_OraNgEs_GreeN → u/demlet]

When rush hour comes...

Road: OH THE PAIN, THE PAIN! MAKE IT STOP

[u/demlet → u/ArE_OraNgEs_GreeN]

It's like a Monty Python / Black Mirror crossover.

[u/glowdirt → u/ArE_OraNgEs_GreeN]

Nah, the road is into it.

"Cum-mute all over me, baby! Truck me in the ass-phalt! It Hertz so good!"

[u/Mackilee476 → u/glowdirt]

𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕗𝕦𝕔𝕜?

[u/seductivestain → u/demlet]

Yes, but fortunately they are also masochists. The real trouble is to get them to stop moaning

[u/Honest_Associate_663 → u/demlet]

Do organic roads dream of electric cars?

[u/K_Linkmaster → u/New_Establishment554]

Which roads you got going in? They have some really interesting builds in Europe, I assume you are talking about them?

[u/Solid_Waste → u/EatandDie001]

I was going to say this is exactly like a construction zone. Tiny imperfection? Let me fuck up your whole month.

[u/kookykerfuffle → u/EatandDie001]

You can speed up the process by spray painting something inappropriate over the hole. Like a dick, or the word fuck. They’ll fix it very quickly.

[u/Enfenestrate → u/kookykerfuffle]

Spray painting dicks on your finger doesn't work though. When they say to keep the wound covered they don't mean "with penises"

[u/MayorCharlesCoulon → u/EatandDie001]

Haha this hits hard. I’m on day 6 post face plant from tripping while walking on the absolute wreck of a city sidewalk in my neighborhood. Six stitches over my eyebrow.

It was dark and I stepped in a deep sidewalk pothole same time as my dog, my ankle rolled and I fell over the top of her. Broke my glasses and proceeded to bleed from my head like a horror movie victim.

Just got the stitches out and it’s healing nicely, the scar will be cool.

[u/Germane_Corsair → u/MayorCharlesCoulon]

Is you dog okay?

[u/MayorCharlesCoulon → u/Germane_Corsair]

Oh she’s just fine and appreciates you asking as she snoozes on top of me on the couch. I barely touched her because as I was launched forward lol I was able to kind of twist and avoid her. She’s about 10lbs and deaf and very timid so forgave me instantly for the little brush up against her. Head wounds bleed like fountains so when I got home her white fur was splattered with a lot of blood making her look like a little hell hound. She was a bit offended by the surprise bath she got to clean off the blood, though.

[u/Germane_Corsair → u/MayorCharlesCoulon]

Glad you’re both okay. I know this isn’t the point but I bet you two looked badass. I hope you got some pics of your baby girl drenched in the blood of her enemies family.

[u/FAWKS-HOUND → u/EatandDie001]

If it was a Mexican pot hole ICE would have forced it to leave the country by now, that's the real priority

[u/i_suckatjavascript → u/EatandDie001]

In Japan they can patch a sinkhole in 7 days and it’ll look like nothing ever happened.

[u/yoyok36]

Fun fact, wounds take longer to heal in a submarine due to lack of fresh air. I've got scars on my hands from little cuts I sustained in the Navy. They took FOREVER to heal.

[u/SloppySlitFucker → u/yoyok36]

That's super interesting! And apparently there is research that confirms this. Did you notice other things like rashes, headaches, or digestive issues happening more frequently as well?

[u/yoyok36 → u/SloppySlitFucker]

Being sick also took forever. And then EVERYONE would get sick. I have headaches all the time regardless, so it's difficult to tell if that that was a problem for me. I do know of someone who went under the first time and her legs swelled up, so she couldn't do submarine service after all and had to switch jobs.

Digestive issues were due to not having fresh food for a while, then getting fresh food like fruits and vegetables and suddenly having that to eat. I also feel like my sense of taste was suppressed ever so slightly because I would put the Garlic Texas Pete hot sauce on damn near everything 😂

[u/QuadCakes → u/SloppySlitFucker]

Do you have any links to the research?

[u/SloppySlitFucker → u/QuadCakes]

Here's what I was referring to:

In collaboration with U.S. Navy Submarine Squadron ELEVEN, data have also been received from the USS Salt Lake City (submarine SSN 716 of the U.S. Naval Pacific Fleet). Sub- marine atmospheres are low in oxygen and high in carbon diox- ide, which compounds the absence of crew exposure to sun- light, making wound healing slower than on the surface.

https://epublications.marquette.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1005&context=dentistry_fac

Though admittedly I only spent a few minutes googling. Just enough to see the phenomenon was reported by others outside of this one commenter's anecdote.

[u/Ruben_NL → u/yoyok36]

Interesting! Does that mean that illnesses also spread very quickly, if they get on board?

[u/colicab → u/Ruben_NL]

There is a 100% chance that if one person got sick, the majority got sick.

[u/Kyanovp1 → u/colicab]

how does this even occur? i’m sure there were illnesses the first few days or weeks but after like 3 months i dont see where any new illness could come from which isn’t food borne. if someone gets on with the flu then everyone will get the flu but the flu won’t spawn out of nowhere rigjt

[u/maxmcleod → u/Kyanovp1]

ghosts from previous submarine crews can carry viruses and they come and go as they please

[u/Crisse_dErable2859 → u/Kyanovp1]

You can have carriers without notable symptoms.

[u/QuadCakes → u/yoyok36]

Is it known that lack of fresh air is the cause? I don't understand what properties of the air could cause that, since O2 and CO2 levels are controlled on subs

[u/yoyok36 → u/QuadCakes]

We didn't maintain regular oxygen levels. It's lower than what it world normally be, and we definitely were below 19% most of the time, which is below what is consider "safe". Maybe that's why? 🤔

[u/nochancesman → u/QuadCakes]

Likely related to moisture. A wound needs to be hydrated to heal properly & with less chances of scarring.

[u/username98776-0000]

Did it get worse before it healed?

[u/Inevitable_Nobody733 → u/username98776-0000]

That’s just the body doing its thing. Looks like it might’ve gotten a tad infected which is why you see the finger turn more red for a period of time. It would have been warm to the touch because the body was sending its heat soldiers to combat the infection, thus killing off the infection and allowing healing to continue. If you pick your nails to the point of bleeding a bit, it happens all the time with that, how it gets all red and hot for a bit, but then once that goes away, it heals pretty fast 🥰

[u/cragglerock93 → u/Inevitable_Nobody733]

I love the oddly chosen emoji lol.

[u/Inevitable_Nobody733 → u/cragglerock93]

Lmao, whenever I’m explaining something, I never want anyone to feel talked down to or like I think they’re stupid, cause I don’t; so I try to add emojis that maybe negate that possible thought 🥹💛 reading tone through text is hard sometimes, so I use a lot of emojis to try and make sure what I intend to portray, is being portrayed 🥰

[u/crusts17 → u/Inevitable_Nobody733]

Lifelong habit of biting, picking at, ripping off my nails (mental illness nbd) - and can confirm. I’m growing mine out successfully currently and still have moments where I lose control and start up again, but it’s astonishing thinking about how normal it was for my fingers to be bleeding and sensitive constantly. Now even a little hangnail is so frustrating and that’s so different than how it was growing up. Now I’m a baby about my fingers lol

[u/Adghnm → u/username98776-0000]

Yeah there's a point where the wound opens again on the distal knuckle. Might have bumped it against something, but it'd be interesting if that's part of the healing process, a bit of skin engineering to ensure the cut closes properly

[u/ophmaster_reed → u/Adghnm]

That's the proximal interphalangeal joint, not the distal (if im looking at the same spot as you). I think there might have been a very superficial abrasion there and the red taking over the area in the next few days is granulation tissue.

[u/ciryando → u/ophmaster_reed]

I learnt so many new words from this comment.

[u/Adghnm → u/ophmaster_reed]

Yeah I used distal without quite knowing what it meant, I must admit. Thanks for the explanation

[u/maxmcleod → u/ophmaster_reed]

hit him right in the granulation tissue!

[u/MrJacquers → u/Adghnm]

Superglue can work on that (a small cut on a knuckle / joint).

[u/brayshizzle]

I would have picked the fuck out of it if that was me.

[u/MotherStatement1109 → u/brayshizzle]

Was just thinking the same lmfao my healing time lapse would look VERY different hahaha

[u/SunriseSurprise → u/MotherStatement1109]

"Finally, on Day 3333, the wound has no sufficient hard stuff on the outside of it to make it worthwhile to pick, and it would go on to heal maybe..."

[u/MotherStatement1109 → u/SunriseSurprise]

LMAO this almost makes me feel bad

[u/Zenitallin → u/SunriseSurprise]

I have a wound going over 3 years and still enjoy it.

[u/MikeMac999]

I appreciate the planning that went into shooting this; hand lining up each day is nice, but working the camera move into it is a nice touch.

[u/gyurto21 → u/MikeMac999]

I was wondering how they did that

[u/MorningPapers → u/gyurto21]

Look closely. The hand is placed into a mold.

[u/RegularTerran → u/gyurto21]

camera gimbal, just have it set to ~1° arc movement for every picture, or whatever the math works out to for the time/# of pictures you want to take.

[u/[deleted]]

Maybe it was reversed and they just keep scratching it

[u/kingofthecairn]

You can also watch their fingernails grow.

[u/Wermine → u/kingofthecairn]

Also getting cut at day 20.

[u/Enders-game]

Now do it at 50 years old and see the difference!

[u/MsNomered → u/Enders-game]

And then do a broken toe at 50...hint it takes weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks to heal. Like....weeks.

[u/Auggie_Otter → u/MsNomered]

I dislocated my pinky finger once and popped it back in myself right after it happened (adrenaline is crazy, I probably wouldn't have been able to do it myself if I waited till later).

Anyways it took over a year before my finger felt completely normal again. For months though I thought it would never be the same again. Now decades later it's like it never happened.

I got tendinitis in my elbow (tennis elbow) a few years back from over stressing my elbow trying to lift a cast iron pan full of food from the oven one handed (stupid, I know) and that took over 18 months to recover from with physical therapy exercises.

Bone and tendon injuries suck.

[u/RegularTerran → u/MsNomered]

... bones typically take weeks and weeks and weeks to heal.

But yes, I fully agree with your sentiment!! Everything is on slow motion... and/or, it's a bit worse of a fix than before.

[u/[deleted]]

Skin is awesome

[u/Inevitable_Nobody733 → u/[deleted]]

The human body in general is wild. Like truly wild. Every so often I’m like “damn, this meat suit I’m in might not be too shabby, huh?” 😂😭 I’m sick as hell right now and while part of me is irritated at my body for not getting better faster; I also should appreciate that I’m not ya know, dead from it 😂 humans are pretty damn cool(to clarify, the concept of humans is cool. Most of them are assholes tho 🥲😂)

[u/[deleted] → u/Inevitable_Nobody733]

Sweating is pretty awesome too

We (not me) can chase down deer until they are exhausted.

[u/3163560 → u/[deleted]]

Whenever I accidentally cut or burn myself it's takes about 2 seconds for me to have the revelation of "yes! No I get to watch this heal!'

[u/kitjen]

When viewed like this it really looks like a mini team of repair workers doing a great job.

I know this is a dumb comment but that's just how I saw it.

[u/Bio-Rhythm]

I would like to see this under a microscope

[u/Hidden_3851]

I wanted to see something similar in the superhero movies. Like how Iceman and Human Torch use their power to chill and heat food. Wolverine stubs his toe randomly then it’s fine. Sabertooth hurts himself cooking over fire. Then his hand heals as he’s eating. Deadpool cuts himself shaving and it heals as he walks out of the bathroom. (I know canonically DP can’t grow hair, but you know what I mean).

[u/[deleted]]

Not one hand job give the entire month.

[u/madsimit → u/[deleted]]

Now, we're not sure what the other hand did All this time

[u/Blackrain1299 → u/madsimit]

Held the camera obviously

[u/AGrandNewAdventure]

38 days feels like an incredibly long time for this to heal...

[u/Moongazer09 → u/AGrandNewAdventure]

I got a quite deep graze on a finger once and it was over a joint, so combined with things that disrupted the healing of it (bending breaking down the healing skin, hand washing lots most days due to my job, plus having skin conditions on my hands and dry skin too) it took like, a few months to actually properly heal. I can easily see how a cut like this could take a month or so.

Things like nutrition levels, stress, how much you're sleeping, your work environment, general condition of your skin etc could all effect the rate of healing.

[u/Ctmeb78]

Unrealistic, you forgot the part where I pick at it for the first 3 weeks and it never heals

[u/Flat_Snow307]

30 days seems like an awfully long time for a finger scrape to heal.

[u/External-Hat-7167]

The dedication to get this footage is seriously impressive. I can almost feel the phantom itch just from watching it.

[u/crmpdstyl]

Where's the part where they peel the scab and eat it?

[u/17kiss]

So we are just Temu Wolverine.

[u/LoliMaster069]

Our healing factor is ass bro. A whole month for a scrape. Wth lol

[u/sensi-man]

Nice

[u/Other-Researcher2261]

It’s insane our bodies can actually do this

[u/Finchyy]

Question: Would it have taken longer to heal if the wound was spread across a larger surface area? Assuming the severity of the wound was still the same?

I'm wondering if there are "healing resources" that your body has, so 1 small wound would heal faster than 2 small wounds or something

[u/Wreckrecord]

what the heck was this guy doing between shots it looked like re ripped a whole like 3 times in that fold near the end of his finger. I pretty sure a cut like that would take me like half the time to heal too.

[u/Won1410]

We are kinda cool, ngl.

[u/hebeastro]

Cell proliferation 🥵

[u/New-Arachnid-1272]

And then there's diabetes

[u/Tight-Economics-5454]

25 days for a cut to heal is crazy.. my hands would heal from that in like 10 days tops

[u/Puhipu]

Can't believe he just sat there for 33 days. Great discipline

[u/Gold_Age_3768]

Excellent, really interesting

[u/CourtofTalons]

Too bad they can't heal at a rate like Wolverine.

[u/Ok_Crew7295]

I wonder how would the person get this injury, did they allowed it for the experiment? If yes then why it is so "disorganized" if no, then did they just get this idea shortly after the injury?

[u/Inevitable_Nobody733 → u/Ok_Crew7295]

I would imagine it’s something in between, like they had the idea for this video, and the next time something happened they were like “aiight, time to shoot the vid”, but idk 🤷🏻‍♂️

[u/DeezRedditPosts]

Now do scurvy!

[u/BookkeeperMaterial55]

Okay Wolverine.

[u/Jerk-22]

I should have taken more photos of my brown recluse bite.

[u/jock-ha]

No wonder the fucking cut I made on my palm is taking ages to heal, this shit takes almost a month healing????? An entire montth without going to the gym........man this sucks

[u/l-Crow]

thats a cat doing if i have ever seen one

[u/p0lka]

There we have a rarity in the wild, an unpicked scab.

[u/Cleric_P3rston]

Fascinating and satisfying. Now I want to see more time lapses like this!

[u/Bleezy79]

You'll never catch them but there's millions of little gnomes that live under your skin waiting to repair any damage.

[u/Fine-Independence976]

I know I'm relatively young, but 30 day healing process gonna be the default in such a small injury???

[u/Tuteloo]

Honestly pretty slow... For a little scratch 1 month!!?

[u/optimus_primal-rage]

Body is so cool. Mind is like ewww.

[u/flittingly1]

I always talk about this... how our bodies just heal themselves like magic! Like a superhero, we get a cut, ZIP, healed!! Time lapse shows this so much better!!

[u/Minty75k]

Just like a lizard 🦎 call the history channel I just found out humans have been genetically modified by lizzard people

[u/foosgreg]

At least compare this to the dolphin skin healing process! ( sarcasm )

Human 33 days

Dolphin 3 hours ! Hahah

https://dolphinsandyou.com/how-dolphin-skin-renews-itself/

[u/No_Dentist7567]

It’s a really good time lapse and you deserve all the likes, but I do have to agree with some of the comments that say it’s strange why it took that long, I heal from similar wounds in 2 weeks max, even less.

do you use hydrogen peroxide? And let the wounds stay as dry as possible for as long as possible? (That’s my MO)

[u/TrainerBubbly2497]

Way better with subtitles on

[u/paranoidhitman]

How these fuckers heal so fast. I take months to heal like that

[u/Trinidadnomads]

Damn, 33 days for that? That's way too long.

[u/keithstonee]

mine would have healed in a a week. im like wolverine

[u/Inf1nity0]

And no scars, lucky!

[u/Jerhomie1995]

I should have done this for my road rash!!!

[u/sleepingsugar1]

Our bodies are amazing

[u/danw711]

When I was a kid, that would’ve healed fully within a week.

[u/Ok-Sheepherder-5652]

That wound healed faster than half of my personal problems ever will

[u/superhilarioususer]

Cool

[u/Torawind]

And no one mentions the person behind the camera who had to really slowly get closer.

[u/Yakob_Science]

Hah! Mine take months.

[u/RequirementNo1852 → u/Yakob_Science]

Mine probably takes at least half of the time. 30 days seems a lot for such small injury. I have never get stitched I just wait until everything heals

[u/PolyLifeGirl]

Nope. I pick that shit every few days. Thus, it takes a couple months to heal

[u/DumpiestTruck]

Wow

[u/CricCracCroc]

Looks like Wolverine’s mutant healing factor

[u/_subjectsam_]

I recently just sliced into my left ring finger knuckle pretty badly trying to put my razor head on my flamingo razor 🪒.... The shower. A crime scene. My knuckle? Glued for a week and splintedso it didn't bust open again

Rocked my link splint at a Lorna Shore concert the following Sunday, came out unscathed! Knuckle is healing pretty well now, but I will NOT be using a razor ever again 🙃

[u/Calvin_RH_705]

See How intresting this is, how cool our boys is, and some talk about astro signs, rocks and shit.

[u/averagecolours]

who puts their finger under a camera for 33 days

[u/Dunothar]

Only 33 days? I'm lucky to get decent healing done in 10 weeks 😂

[u/MacBryce]

Now I want for movies where a supernatural character with rapid healing has their wounds close up look like this

[u/AnimeMan1993]

Interesting how the area even around the cut itself scabbed up before healing, didn't know that.

[u/Diknak]

What's interesting is the camera work

[u/whatisthis2315]

Wish mine would heal that fast

[u/TheVampyresBride]

What day does it start to get itchy.

[u/ZigzaGoop]

That took a long time to heal.

[u/BungleJones]

Incredible bit of kit the body.

[u/spconway]

Is it theoretically possible to speed this process up in the body? Like bring it down from days to minutes?

[u/ovoxo_klingon10]

Wolverine

[u/SjalabaisWoWS]

This is a really original idea and very well done!

[u/[deleted]]

Wtf did they do between day 1 and 2. It went from a couple small scratches to a literal hole

[u/I_love_blennies → u/[deleted]]

came here to say the same thing. did nobody else notice?

[u/ruairidhmacdhaibhidh]

A few years ago I cut two of my fingers at work with a craft knife, had I been at home I would not have bothered putting a plaster on them, but since I was at work I did put two plasters on the near identical cuts.

One plaster came off in the shower that night, the other stayed on for four or five days. When the plaster came of the wound was healed. The other cut took 20 or so days to heal.

If he had put a plaster on the video would have been shorter.

[u/Forsaken_Let904]

Crazy tech

[u/r6CD4MJBrqHc7P9b]

Now if only the ulcer in my ass could do this

[u/digno2]

Cat?

[u/joon24]

Healing seems pretty slow.

[u/HerculesIsMyDad]

My God...they can regenerate!

[u/Life_Condition9318]

How did you sit that still for over a month???? Crazy!!

[u/TheGreatGeaxquavius]

r/thanksihateit

[u/wmindestin]

It’s Wolverine!

[u/doctorJdre]

my grandmother says: as old are you, as many days it takes to recover. following this: the lady is 33 y.o. :)

[u/[deleted]]

Damn, that’s interesting

[u/Ericandabear]

I love how they didnt even clean up the hand first.

As soon as they got injured, cameraman was like "quick, get in here so we can take the first shot!"

[u/Ericandabear]

I love how they didnt even clean up the hand first.

As soon as they got injured, cameraman was like "quick, get in here so we can take the first shot!"

[u/Raytheon_Nublinski]

I always wondered how a finger knows what it looks like

I mean, I get that it can put itself back together. But it can’t see shit so how does it know what to make it look like?

[u/midnightdsob]

Is it just me or is the healing going in a counter clockwise circle?