The 'ghost dogs' of the Amazon - one of the world's most elusive animals - are thriving and more active than previously thought, according to new footage.
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A video of this weird-looking phenomenon shows a person standing at the razor-thin boundary between clear skies and a rain shower. A distinct curtain of rain advances across the street while the ground around her remains completely dry. As it moves closer and closer, it looks like two worlds colliding. — Read the rest
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Layth Yousif joked that there 'can’t have been too many 20 year olds in Seattle with salt and pepper beards'.
Despite getting his first tattoo at 16, before going on to have various unlicenced body modifications, needles still petrify him.
Archaeologists have been left baffled after discovering dozens of human skeletons, almost all of them missing their skulls, in a 7,000 year-old settlement in Slovakia.
After a day working hard in a Hampshire laboratory, slouching on the sofa and binge-watching Netflix is insufficient entertainment for urban explorer Archie Williams.
Mark Wells has spent decades trying to uncover what exactly happened to his missing father (Picture: SWNS)
For years, Mark Wells believed that he’d been tasked with trying to solve the mystery of how his father died. Instead, he ended up uncovering a different mystery altogether.
The Californian paid for DNA testing on remains that had been buried as his father, Dale Wayne Wells, hoping modern…
If you were roaming around Britain 415 million years ago you may have seen a terrifying sight - the largest scorpion to ever walk the Earth.
The mammoth remains were found in Bavaria, Germany.
The 5,300-year-old hunter, who was found frozen in the Alps in 1991, has fascinated reseachers for decades.
Mexican influencer Gomita claims she saw the Devil and his wife Lilith during a foot massage the day after her Christian baptism, linking the terrifying vision to her new faith.</p>
'Bad mosquitoes spread disease. Good mosquitoes can stop them.'
Testing uncovered ham pineapple pizzas containing turkey, lamb curries consisting of up to 100% cow, and beef pepperoni made up almost entirely of chicken and turkey.
The government stepped in to spare the animal.
The unusual suspects (Picture: Getty/Metro)
For decades now, UFO stories have mostly involved blurry lights in the sky, shaky footage shot on potato phones and men called Del insisting they’d seen something strange from their truck on the drive back from a night spent at their local dive bar.
Slowly but surely, however, the idea of extraterrestrial life visiting Earth has started to become a…
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Mrs. Crouch, a farmer's wife in Bath County, Kentucky, was stirring a kettle of soap on her porch around 11 a.m. on March 3, 1876 when chunks of fresh meat began dropping out of a cloudless sky. By her own account, quoted in Wikipedia's writeup of the Kentucky meat shower, the sky was simply snowing meat, and each piece hit the ground with a sharp snap. — Read the rest
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Someone has been folding 2-by-3-inch slips of paper into sealed packages of Lucky Charms, Lindt chocolate, Milk Duds, Tylenol, and Velveeta Skillets, and tying them in plastic bags to trees along Pennsylvania hiking trails. Each slip carries 19 lines of densely printed text, often with one corner shouting a single word like LIES in capitals. — Read the rest
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In 1986, road crews repairing 30-year-old pavement on the route between Caracas and its airport spotted a 50-yard smudge of greasy black gunk. It looked like chewed bubble gum, made the road slick as ice, and swelled in hot, wet weather, then shrank when things turned cold and dry. — Read the rest
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The ancient river has been written about by many of the major religions, and now scientists are worried, too.
Anthony Pollio said 'I love you' in the message to his father shortly before he suffered fatal injuries 'consistent with a bear encounter'.
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For roughly two decades, a battered 1970s Coca-Cola machine sat on the sidewalk outside Broadway Locksmith on East John Street in Seattle's Capitol Hill, and nobody seemed to own it. Drinks cost 55 cents back in 2002, climbed to 75 cents by 2014, and reached a buck right when Seattle rolled out its sweetened-beverage tax in early 2018. — Read the rest
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This unusual set of dentures was made in the 1940s by a California miner named George Washington Hancock, who couldn't afford conventional dental care. He needed teeth, so he made them. Hancock fashioned the bases himself by heating celluloid toothbrush handles and pressing them into denture-shaped molds. — Read the rest
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Amy Vinson was determined that Craig wouldn't miss Hornets RFC's last fixture of the season so arranged their wedding around it and then cheered him on in her wedding dress.
The ancient Dead Sea Scroll fragments dating back to the time of Jesus Christ are to go on display over in Washington, DC (Picture: AFP via Getty Images)
The world’s most famous Bible fragments are heading back into the spotlight, with a fresh rotation of the Dead Sea Scrolls going on public display in the US. Offering, as it does, a rare chance to see texts that have shaped religious history up…
The titan arum, nicknamed the ‘corpse flower’, is preparing to open at Kew Gardens’ Princess of Wales Conservatory
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When a basement tenant in Edina, Minnesota, suggested calling pest control for the "large spiders" in the house, her host — Marisa Simonetti, who is currently running for U.S. Senate — did not call pest control. She bought a tarantula.
The tenant, cramming for her bar exam, called 911 twice on June 21, 2024. — Read the rest
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Pope Leo XIV had tried to distance himself from his fued with the US President (Picture: Alberto PIZZOLI / AFP via Getty Images)
Pope Leo ramped up his war of words with President Trump, blasting leaders who spend billions on wars.
The Catholic leader said the world was ‘being ravaged by a handful of tyrants’ during a visit to Cameroon on Thursday.
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American tourist Tony Inhorn was the first to report a sighting on March 1 after seeing a 'dark-greenish grey body'
The unusual ailment, which terrified those who witnessed it, was caused by a parasitic fly’s larvae.
The spiders - who have been given the genus Satyrex - live in the Arabian Peninsula and the Horn of Africa.
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