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Havana Syndrome | Exploring the Science and Theories of This Bizarre Phenomenon

🕑 Added 2025-03-24 07:00:12 +0000 UTC

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Madking_zero

Did anyone else hear a baby/ little child cry at the second sound clip?

Milkasaurous

The sound that's always makes me feel sick, is hearing that the Jersey Devil is no longer on the Mystery Madness bracket.

Megan

I live in Naples, Fl so about ten years now. Its not as far south as the Keys, but i've never heard these crickets before.

Goshawk

I would like to think that someone had a pet reptile and they simply accidently dropped the box of crickets.

Bazooka Joe

Nothing like winding down on my birthday by listening to some political intrigue.

Labrys productions

I can relate to this I’m very sensitive to different frequencies for example I had the opportunity to go up with my broadcast engineer to look at the satellite dish and I got nausea and the worst cluster headache ever when I got back down to the studio

Onyx Leviathan

I also use that! I personally still experienced the bug problems before adding lavender to the mix (probably because of the duration of work in the grass), but maybe it’s just a winning combo.

Ember Bear

Original Irish Spring soap also works as a bug repellent. I use it in the shower when I am camping, and ticks leave me alone.

Curran Oliver

I think the sonic weapons theory is the most compelling.

Onyx Leviathan

To Fredo: Greetings from Oklahoma! Wanted to mention something about chiggers and other unfun critters. When I was in college, I took care of our university habitat (mowing/pruning/events), and we had lots of ticks and such (including the Lonestar from Texas). The way I learned to deal with them was by dabbing lavender essential oil on my ankles every day before work. Then, I’d tuck my jeans into my socks. Since then I never had another tick or chigger. It has something to do with them disliking the smell of lavender for some reason. Anyway, I hope that helps on your next outing into tall grass!