Playgrounds are made for kids to have fun and enjoy their years of innocence. That’s the general thought in most parts of the world, but in some Soviet countries, playgrounds house evil-looking, nightmarish statues that illustrated the elements of Slavic fairy tales.
The demon-like playground equipment includes decapitated monkeys, Impaled Baba Yaga, a tied up Little Riding Hood, and much more that could totally drive kids to endless cries.
If you think kids playing video games is bad, try to picture them playing near a tortured man sculpture at your neighborhood’s playground.
Playgrounds from Hell
Slavic Nightmare Park Has Demonic Play Equipment
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Industry Implications
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