#Sciencehorror

[mangor]

... stem cell/regeneration test #0167 ...

[ogeecircleman]

A pale figure walks slowly down a deserted street. Blank eyes, stiff limbs, a decaying face. It doesn’t speak. It doesn’t think. It moves. And it ...

[jonathanpongratz]

#BadMoonRising Bugbies by Dave Williams #sciencehorror #freebook #TuesdayBookBlog

Some people have a fear of clowns or spiders. For me it’s snakes – I even hate saying the word. But what about bugs? Especially the kind that might want to use you as a host? That’s the topic of the book by today’s author. Oh, and did I mention it’s FREE through October 25th? […]#BadMoonRising Bugbies by Dave Williams #sciencehorror #freebook #TuesdayBookBlog

[siren88]

Strong woman are strong alien #terminator #fifthelement #strongwomen #sciencehorror #sciencefictionheroines (at Wheaton, Illinois)

[invaderxan]

@sciencehorrors

Science wasn’t actually certain how fungi like cordyceps “hijacked” their host’s behavior, and we always kind of assumed it was causing some relatively simplistic damage to the brain, but now it seems the truth is much more like all the dramatized versions of it in sci-fi horror.

These fungi integrate themselves on the cellular level with the host’s tissues all throughout their body, actually seem to send signals to the host’s muscles and even alter the host’s genes with their own.

And all the while, it turns out THE BRAIN ISN’T TAKEN OVER AT ALL.

These fungi, all along, have been converting their hosts into animal-fungal hybrids they control while the host’s brain and consciousness remain helplessly alive and largely unaltered.

[mangor]

... stemcell research @Vitruvian.Project