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The Spanish Tickler, also known as the "Cat's Paw," was a medieval torture instrument used primarily during the Spanish Inquisition, which lasted from 1478 to 1834.
This gruesome device was typically made of iron and featured sharp claws or hooks designed to tear through skin, muscle, and even bone.
The Tickler’s use was documented during the Spanish Inquisition, where individuals accused of heresy or other offenses against the Catholic Church were subjected to such tortures to extract confessions or as a form of execution.
In 2014, a Russian man, Sergey Grigoriyev, adopted and raised a bear cub.
Despite four years of bonding, the bear rejected its food and ate Sergey instead.
His “skeletal remains” were found by Police who went to his house after his relatives reported him missing and the bear on the loose.
In 1985, a Colombian girl named Omayra Sánchez was trapped in a volcanic mudflow up to her waist. Knowing she would die, volunteers and rescuers did their best to comfort her. She passed away after 60 hours.