/r/morbidlybeautiful
/r/morbidlybeautiful is for people who can find the beauty in morbid images. Come to look. Come to appreciate.
Welcome to /r/morbidlybeautiful!
This subreddit was created for those of us who can appreciate the beauty in morbid images. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder so it is expected that there will be widely varying images posted here. Please be sure to read the basic rules. Come to look. Come to appreciate.
Basic Rules of Morbidly Beautiful
Be respectful. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Abusive comments to others will result in being banned.
No posts that are purely gore.
NSFW photos should be marked as such.
If you believe a post does not suit this sub, please use the report button to send it to the mods. If there is something that doesn't fit the description of this sub it will be removed. Submissions with little to no upvotes may be removed at moderator discretion.
Dead Bird posts must be flaired as Dead Bird so that users can filter them using filteReddit in RES. Please report unflaired Dead Bird posts.
Users who intentionally mutilate or kill animals for posts with be banned.
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Looking for more of the morbid and weird? Check out these similar subreddits: /r/UnchainedMelancholy
/r/morbidlybeautiful
Years ago, I took this CT scan while working in a neuro ICU. The heart shaped hydrocephalus is both striking and unsettling. It’s a contrast, especially since the patient tragically didn’t survive. I felt this image belonged here because it shows that eerie connection between beauty and mortality.
Went for a walk in my Central Park and found these poor pigeons dead and dying on beautiful architecture. Poor things.
Baby rhino conceived through in vitro fertilization. Unfortunately, mom died from unrelated bacterial infection before she could have her baby. The team plans to continue their conservation efforts in 2025.
Of my mother, done with only a single brush and undiluted blood so it's pretty rough looking
Designed by myself and done in my own blood, the planchette is a damaged human scapula sourced from the osteological supply company I run. Trying to post more frequently in here!