Animals That Have Gone Extinct In The Past Decade
Extinction doesn't just apply to the distant past, species are still declared extinct each year. Here are animals that have gone extinct in the past decade.
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The Unexplained UFO-Like Flying Objects In Ancient Hindu Texts
Hindu's sacred ancient religious texts contain descriptions of unexplained UFO-like flying saucers, god-like aliens, and even intergalactic space battles.
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Disturbing Details About Former NFL Player Antonio Armstrong's Murder
When police arrived at the Houston residence of Antonio Armstrong Sr. on July 29, 2016, they discovered that someone had shot him and his wife Dawn.
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The Brutal 2002 Robbery And Death Of NBA Star Chris Paul's Grandfather
Nathaniel Jones had just arrived home from the grocery store, the last known stop that he made on his way home from work. He would never make it into the house.
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Remains From The Battle Of Waterloo Were Discovered In A Truly Bizarre Place
The Battle of Waterloo is one studied by military and historians alike. Here is the bizarre place in which several remains of soldiers from Waterloo were found.
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NFL Players Who Retired At The Top Of Their Game
When most NFL players retire, it's a natural end to their careers, but some bow out sooner. Here are a few NFL players who retired at the top of their game.
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The Bull-Leaping Women Of Ancient Minoan Greece
Ancient Minoa has always been something that ignites the imagination, going all the way back to the familiar Greek tale of the Minotaur and the Labyrinth.
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Sulfur Hexafluoride: Helium's Evil Twin
Helium is well known for its lifting properties and for making our voices hilariously higher. Here is more about helium's evil twin, sulfur hexafluoride
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What Are The Four Sacred Sites In Buddhism?
Though there are countless religions across the world, there are a handful that are the most prominent: Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism.
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What Failure Does To Your Body, According To Science
A sense of failure can make us feel downright pretty awful. Here is what science says about what the feeling of failure actually does to the human body.
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What The Last 12 Months Of Jeff Beck's Life Were Like
Jeff Beck suddently passed away in January 2023. But he was working and playing up until then.
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Baseball Icon Art Shires Single-Handedly Led To The MLB's Ban On Players Boxing
Professional baseball player and icon Al Shires had a personality that didn't quite rub people the right way. Here is how he ushered in MLB's ban on boxing.
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Who Was John Kendrick, The Explorer Who Predated Lewis And Clark?
The age of exploration involved countless brave souls who traversed the high seas, seeking far-off lands for wealth. One such person was John Kendrick.
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The 'Unscheduled' 1937 Balloon Ascent Of Adventurous Photographer Al Mingalone
Photojournalist Al Mingalone was known for performing stunts to achieve the perfect footage of his subject. Here is the time he took a wild balloon adventure.
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The Bizarre 1993 Poisioning Murder Of Steven Robards
Marie Robards certainly didn't fit the profile of a killer. The 16-year-old high school junior was popular, beautiful, and one of the top students in her class.
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Two Years Before The Exorcist Hit Theaters, A Live Exorcism Was Televised Nationwide
the concept of exorcism was brought to the public's attention on the nightly news before author William Peter Blatty's words paved the way for "The Exorcist."
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The Charges Against The Police Officers Involved In Tyre Nichols' Death Explained
Tyre Nichols died after Memphis police officers allegedly severely beat him. Here are what they've been charged with and what these different charges mean.
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The Earliest LGBTQ+ Films In Hollywood Are Older Than You Realize
Before the introduction of the Hays Code, there were queer characters and themes in films. In fact, the earliest LGBTQ+ films are older than you realize.
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The Celebratory Gesture That Is Said To Kill More People Annually Than Sharks
Humans are just relatively tough. This means, unfortunately, that we can die in a wide variety of quite implausible, statistically very unlikely ways.
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The Butter River Fire: Wisconsin's Dairy Disaster
Although petroleum spills are the oil spills that come to mind most readily, spills involving vegetable oils or animal fats have similarly disastrous effects.
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What Happened To The Daughter Of San Francisco Witch Killer Michael Bear Carson?
The so-called San Francisco Witch Killer Michael Bear Carson had a daughter before he killed three people. Here's what happened to her.
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Jean Doumanian's Brief And Tumultuous Takeover Of Saturday Night Live In 1980
Jean Doumanian, who briefly stepped in to produce "Saturday Night Live" during Lorne Michaels' absence, had a tumultuous period of leadership in 1980.
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The Story Of Mike Morse's Home Run Without A Bat
Michael Morse, who joined the MLB in 2005, once hit a home run without a bat. Here's how that seemingly impossible feat technically became reality.
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What Is The Doomsday Clock, Created By The Bulletin Of Atomic Scientists?
The hands of the Doomsday Clock, created by the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, were moved to 90 minutes until midnight in January 2023. Here's what that means.
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Scotty Bowers: The Erotic Fixer Of Golden Age Hollywood
Fixer Scotty Bowers was a part-time sex worker but would also arrange for sexual encounters between others for a nominal fee. Here's his story.
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Why George Randolph Scott Is One Of The Most Recognized Faces In Sports
George Randolph Scott is one of the most recognized faces in sports despite not being an athlete. Here's who he was, and why his face is famous.
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What Happens During A Near-Death Experience
Light at the end of a tunnel, dead relatives, and euphoria have been reported when one comes close to death. Here's what happens during a near-death experience.
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