Woolly Mammoth Is On The 'Menu' For An Australian Food Startup
As cloning a mammoth enters the realm of reality from the world of science fiction, an Australian food startup has taken it one step further.
Read MoreAs cloning a mammoth enters the realm of reality from the world of science fiction, an Australian food startup has taken it one step further.
By William Kennedy Read MoreFilmmakers have sometimes unexpectedly caught tragedies or private moments on camera of well-known figures, made all the more haunting when compared to reality.
By Holly Gary Read MoreBryan Cranston ("Breaking Bad") led quite a life before he became an acclaimed star of stage and screen. He even met notorious cult leader Charles Manson.
By William Kennedy Read MoreThe '15-minute city' is a way to make daily needs more accessible without a car. Here's how conspiracy theorists made walkable neighborhoods their boogeyman.
By William Kennedy Read MoreSometimes final messages sent from plane crashes can reveal insights into what happened. Other times it's an SOS. Here are some of the most haunting last words.
By DB Kelly Read MoreWhile cattle-caused fatalities are tracked, how often farmyard hogs kill is uncertain, but it definitely does happen, and possibly more than you would think.
By William Kennedy Read MoreSometimes, a saint's remarkable life followed them to the grave. Here are some of the bizarre things these saints were buried with or next to.
By Kathy Benjamin Read MoreFor those willing to peer into the abyss, have a closer look at the pupil-to-iris ratio in a cat's eyes. In Japan, there's a particular term for such eyes.
By Richard Milner Read MoreYet another wild animal may have fallen victim to cocaine exposure, similar to the so-called cocaine bear in the feature film of the same name.
By William Kennedy Read MoreSailors really do have quite the collection of superstitions, rituals, and omens. Here are some old sailing superstitions that go back centuries.
By Mina Nakatani Read MoreAllen Collins began playing a series of chords that he'd been tooling around with for two years. It was 1970, and he and Lynyrd Skynyrd were rehearsing.
By Andrew Amelinckx Read MoreFrom undead gods to a building supposedly full of evil spirits, these are some of the Egyptian myths and legends that are bound to keep you up at night.
By Sarah Crocker Read MoreGitanjali Rao was inspired to do something about Flint, Michigan's water crisis, so at 11 years old, she revolutionized water testing.
By William Kennedy Read MoreYou know that whole global warming thing? Well how about we bypass all the hard work of figuring out a sensible, rational, cooperative way of dealing with it?
By Richard Milner Read MoreIt's not unheard of for ships to just be found in the middle of the ocean, apparently crewed by no one.
By Mina Nakatani Read MoreThe Seattle Mariners evolved a lot in the 20th century. They even have an arsonist to thank for their team's existence
By Richard Milner Read MoreThe complicated psychology behind humans' superstitions involved "magical intuitions, which, once activated, serve as a default for judgment and behavior."
By Chris Littlechild Read MoreThe U.S. used the excuse of suppressing communism to justify Operation Condor, which killed tens of thousands of South Americans. Here are the details.
By Marina Manoukian Read MoreBasically all of them claim to be home to ghosts, witches, phantom animals, and other manifestations, so here are just a few of Scotland's spookiest castles.
By Benito Cereno Read MoreWhile most wills explain how to divide assets among remaining family members, some choose to be more creative in terms of how they give away their possessions.
By Jean Mendoza Read MoreDetails about the case of Joshua Maddux, the teen found in a chimney, raise many questions but ultimately they illuminate a sad end to the young man's life.
By Jean Mendoza Read MoreTitanic has captured the imaginations of people for well over a century. Here are the haunting final words of Titanic's commanding officer, Captain Smith.
By Andrew Amelinckx Read MoreEven some U.S. presidents have turned to psychics, mediums, astrologers, and the general supernatural to lend a helping hand - Jimmy Carter being one of those.
By Richard Milner Read MoreHow accurate is the "pass by catastrophe" exam urban legend that claims if there is some kind of disaster college students automatically get a passing grade?
By Aaron Homer Read MoreIra Einhorn, a '60s counterculture activist turned murderer who was dubbed the Unicorn Killer managed to avoid prison for more than two decades. Here's how.
By Leslie Veliz Read MoreThe 2016 cheesecake poisoning of Olga Tsvyk by a Russian woman hoping to steal Tsvyk's identity to avoid being sent back to Russia to face murder charges.
By Leslie Veliz Read MoreThe Bizarre 'Whirlpool' Seen Flying Over Hawaii was as mesmerizing as it was perplexing. But it didn't take long for scientists to find it's cause.
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