Russian experiments in the 1940s & 50s:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experiment ... _Organisms

>> http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=WfIUnIpSb ... re=related (part1)
>> http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=KSYOD1_JP ... re=related (part2)

More?

http://www.tvdata.ru/health/demikhov_experiments

>> http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=Oj2SKJFQp ... re=related

(This is some fu**ed up shit ...
Definitely NOT for the squeamish!)

Creepy and yuck.

I went and gave my dog an extra big hug after seeing that video.

Very cruel. But part of me does think it would be cool to have a two headed dog.

i just watched re-animator today!

I've seen this somewhere else before, perhaps here?

Anyways, its pretty fake.

I thought I'd seen something here before too actually,
but I couldn't find anything on Search.

I agree the first film looks kind of dodgy, and Wiki has the background on that
(re-enactment? Soviet propaganda?)
But Demikhov's two-headed dog?
- There's no way that's fake.

Christian Barnard, the heart transplant pioneer, visited Demikhov btw,
and Bryukhonenko's experiments led to modern-day blood transfusions.
So that's okay then, isn't it.

Always take wiki we a grain of salt. It's a public run search system that anyone can add or delete info.

As far as this these animals aren't "alive." It's neurological stimulus. Probe some nerves and things move.

I don't understand what you're trying to say here.
Wiki has a section titled 'Fact or Fiction?'
which discusses why some people believe the first film to be fake.

Are you're saying that's BS,
but that if you wave lemon juice under a dead dog's nose it'll lick it's lips???

oh man crazy stuff...aaaaaaah.I love watching things like this though..thank you