Taken in 1962, which is better: the fact that the smoldering French actress Philomene Toulouse has a pet fox or that a little boy ruins what would otherwise be a foxy photo?

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Oft referred to as a “swallower” or “internal carrier,” one of the most popular and craziest ways to transport drugs is through the mouth. A carrier would numb their throat and swallow condoms or gloves filled with drugs and then remove them naturally, or sometimes with the help of laxatives.

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In 2006, puppies were used to smuggle liquid drugs in Colombia. The smugglers lined the puppies’ stomachs with the drugs and three ended up dying from infection.

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From left to right: John, Robert and Edward Kennedy. Taken in 1948, John was currently representing Massachusetts in Congress, Robert had graduated from Harvard and Ted was sixteen.