NSFWServez-vous.

@Bebecadum: Je suis pas contre. Mais alors pas ceux-ci. Ils ont déjà dû mariner pendant un bon temps dans cette baignoire. Je ne suis pas certain de leurs teneur en goût.

@AceFTW: Merci, j'ai dû le louper :/.

@Sajous: C'est assez vieux, http://choualbox.com/RWc6N

@Nibbler: J'ai pas cherché l'histoire. Je vais voir si je trouve.

EDIT : apparemment c'est l'arrière d'une boutique de zombie où ils font un lavage de cerveaux.

@Nibbler: Selon les redditeurs. Le plus probable serait un ancien hôpital de l'Est.

Just to answer a few questions that I've seen a few times:
1) Those are definitely human brains.
2) Those are definitely preserved human brains, probably with formalin. Fresh brains have the consistency of jello -- they're wobbly and soft and more pink than those brains. As you can see in the picture, those brains are pretty firm and more grayish.
3) You can see some horizontal cuts in the lateral surface of some of the brains -- that's from the bone saw that opens up the skull.
4) The half-brains are intentional -- the two hemispheres of the brain are connected by a thick band of neurons (the corpus callosum) that someone cut through. Neuroanatomy classes like to have half-brains so that you can see all the midline structures of the brain.
My guess is that this is, as others have mentioned, some Eastern European med school prep area. These are either brains that are going to neuroanatomy classes, or brains that have been removed from cadavers bound for gross anatomy classes.

@Sajous: ouais enfin si c'est à but éducatif qu'ils ont été coupés, la façon de les entreposer est pas vraiment conventionnelle

Et merci pour les infos !