File this in the “what the fuck” annals of mad science history: Back in the mid-twentieth century, Soviet scientists did a series of experiements where they kept a dog’s severed head alive by ...

In the unsettling video found after the jump, Soviet scientists in the mid-20th century keep the severed head of a dog alive via an “autojector,” a primitive heart and lung machine. The dog reacts to ...

A thousand U.S. scientists in Manhattan last week saw dead animals brought back to life. It was the first public U.S. showing of a film picturing an experiment by Soviet biologists. They drained the ...

A REPORT by the Soviet Union Year Book Press Service relates that ten years ago Dr. Sergei Briuk-honenko carried out the following experiment. He removed the head of a dog and attached to it an ...

It was the birth of a new age. As industry had revolutionised the reach of progress, the scientists of the early 20th century would take centre stage in defining the limits of human understanding ...