Like the components of some abandoned Frankenstein's monster, the carefully pickled remains of animals lie slowly stewing in jars stowed in this eerie abandoned place. After decades of neglect, even the formaldehyde that preserves these parts of anatomy has yellowed with age, while the specimens themselves slowly fall apart. The patina of age colours these scenes from an abandoned laboratory - equipped with anatomical samples including parts of kittens and dogs to a pigs head and even whole rats - with a palette reminiscent of a Gothic novel. Inside of the abandoned Veterinary School of Anderlecht, Belgium: Hundreds of anatomical samples sit decaying in yellowing formaldehyde in this abandoned laboratory that has been all but forgotten for more than two decades but was found by a British urban explorer who goes by the pseudonym Chaos and took these pictures
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Grisly images captured in the derelict Veterinary School of Anderlecht in Brussels, Belgium
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It has lain abandoned and derelict for more than two decades, while surrounding buildings have been developed
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Soon, this place too will be transformed into executive homes. But who would want to live there?
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