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This giant elephant toothpaste experiment has been conducted by Nick Uhas & David Dobrik and it's possibly one of the biggest reproduction of the rapid decomposition of hydrogen peroxide [📹 [read more:

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Dirty Urbex 🏚🚨3 years ago

Strangely, I want to know how they cleaned this up and how long it took them.

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Kool Koopz3 years ago

Bikini top exposed- FOR SCIENCE!

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Debbie Kalata3 years ago

My first thought was: are those hurricane impact windows. My second thought was: we didn't aim high enough in High School chemistry class.

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ShakeAlarm3 years ago

Probably not getting their damage deposit back...

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sad_eva3 years ago

Where do you even start to clean that up?

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Youssef • Webflow Designer & Developer3 years ago

So, a chemical spill for entertainment. Suffocating and poisoning local wildlife. Idiotic.

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Ricardo3 years ago

Me as a kid: Yeah! Awesome! Me now: Who's gonna clean that up?

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Duncan Irvine3 years ago

there is one that's much bigger:

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mel 🐝3 years ago

The cleaning crew when they arrive

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Comrade Weez3 years ago

Mark Rober has done much larger ones

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