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Europe Africa Submitted by: neveragain88 We ate raw oysters at this restaurant, unaware that our Caribbean vacation was about to be ruined. The oysters contained Vibrio vulnificus bacteria, a vile bug that made us sick for days with vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and the shakes. Fortunately it didn’t become flesh eating and kill us, like it does with some people.

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Forums Rabies Ranch Resort During our African trip, we were confronted by a snarling dog that was foaming at the mouth—a sign of rabies. If you’re bitten—and not vaccinated—your nervous system becomes infected by the rabies virus, causing inflammation of the brain, a fear of water, and ultimate death.

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www.tourist-terrors.com Images Welcome to the world of vacation horrors. Here at Trip Alert venues. So, if you’re sickened by skin-burrowing maggots, 2 1 #1 of 8 vacation horrors 376 reviews August 30, 2010 We had a shocking surprise at this Mexican manor. An ugly-looking botfly laid its eggs on my partner’s skin. It turns out that the warmth of his skin caused the eggs to hatch. The larvae then burrowed under his skin and g

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