Top 5 Most Disgusting Cases of All Time, So Far! | Photos & Video

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Motorcycle or Boating Accident

This poor patient was impaled on a fencepost after losing control of his motorcycle or boat. Surprisingly, he is still alive!

Swine Flu Pandemic - Worse than Bird Flu and Mad Cow Disease

It was controlled in 1976, 2005, 2006 and wasn't talked much about because the cure was easy to be made for it. Except the one spreading now. Influenza viruses, generally, tend to change shapes and forms so the body immune won't find them easily.

The new Swine H1N1 Virus is a mixture of bird, swine and human viruses merged inside the pig's respiratory system creating a strong fatal virus with an almost impossible cure.

The pandemic started showing in Mexico, then reported in US, then in New Zealand, and now in Canada. It's obviously spreading fast before the cure is found killing almost 150 infected in the world (WHO) since 24th of April 2009.

This is not an average Influenza, we were scared to the bones when we heard about the Mad Cow Disease and then about the Bird Flu, well, this is so far the scariest one. Originally Swine Flu only infects pigs, but unfortunately the one that has evolved now is able to pass the infection from pigs and humans and from humans to humans.

One-Eyed Kitten : Cyclops Kitten

A photo of a one-eyed kitten named Cy drew more than a little skepticism when it turned up on various websites, but medical authorities have a name for the bizarre condition.

"Holoprosencephaly" causes facial deformities, according to the US National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke.

In the worst cases, a single eye is located where the nose should be, according to the institute's Web site.

Traci Allen says the kitten she named Cy, short for Cyclops, was born on December 28 with the single eye and no nose.