Recognize it? It's a heart! Yeah, the animation presents our main motor in a strange way😁 But after seeing it, we recognized the need to discuss a critical question. Can there be holes in the heart due to excessive pressure? Well, it contracted so hard that the muscle tore🤔 And you may be surprised, but yes, it is possible. However, under one initial condition - the person would have a heart aneurysm. A heart aneurysm is a limited bulge of a thinning section of the heart wall. Most often this develops as a result of a myocardial infarction. Much less common are congenital, infectious and traumatic heart aneurysms. That is, the heart tissue died in the heart attack, it was replaced by non-functional and less elastic connective tissue. On such a basis, at high pressure (so to say, "wear and tear") - the wall will thin out and there will be a probability of aneurysm rupture. In fact, "holes" will appear.