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The booby trap is one of the great staples of a classic adventure film.

Not only are they fascinating to watch on the big screen, they're also the ultimate

psychological weapon. Let's investigate some of the most elaborate booby traps ever created.

And let's just hope you never find yourself in any of these.

You're listening. You're listening to be amazed.

During the Middle Ages in Southeast Asia, there was an empire known as the Khmer Empire,

located in what is today Cambodia.

The Khmer people were, for the most part, deeply religious. While there were

some Buddhists, most people followed Hinduism at the time, and as a result, they took their

gods very seriously. That's why, when the Bafuan Temple was constructed in the mid-11th century

to honor Shiva, the god of destruction, the builders made sure to install a booby trap in case anyone

decided to mess with it. A few hundred years later when a group of Buddhists were in the process of

converting the place into a Buddhist temple, they were in for a nasty surprise. You see, the temple was

created with a hollow layer inside. First they built a pocket using

laterite, which was then covered in black sandstone to both reinforce and

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