You Have 94 Fewer Bones Than You Did As A Baby. Here's Why
Despite the fact that babies are, as a general rule, super, super small and adorable, they actually have a lot more bones than adults do: 300 of them in all.
Read MoreDespite the fact that babies are, as a general rule, super, super small and adorable, they actually have a lot more bones than adults do: 300 of them in all.
Read MoreThe drummer is often the unsung hero in a band — but Grunge asked 597 U.S.-based readers which drummer was the absolute worst. Here are the poll's "winners."
Read MoreHumans have been observing Saturn for as long as we've been looking up at the night sky, as it's one of the five planets visible to the naked eye.
Read MoreFrank Fritz from "American Pickers" has turned America's trash into his own personal treasure trove. Here's how much money he is actually worth.
Read MoreRock stars you know and love will be the first to tell you that they've made mistakes in their careers, including Bryan Adams.
Read MoreLyricist Bernie Taupin has penned the words of some of Elton John's most recognizable staples, including "Rocket Man," "Bennie and the Jets,'' and "Your Song."
Read MoreIn November 2016, law enforcement thought they were in the process of solving a missing persons case — but that was only the start of the Todd Kohlhepp case.
Read MoreReportedly suffering from mental illness since childhood, Herbert Richard Baumeister was suspected of killing at least 11 men in the '80s and '90s.
Read MoreJohn Wayne and Clint Eastwood never did bless the masses on screen, and their relationship was never fully realized either, despite their similarities.
Read MoreFrom ancient Egyptians to Grumpy Cat, humans have been obsessed with cats for what seems like eternity. Let's look at the most famous cats in history.
Read MoreThe two innermost planets of our solar system, Venus and Mercury, are famously devoid of moons. The astronomy community has been unclear as to why that is.
Read MoreIrving Lee Pulling's parents were convinced his playing Dungeons & Dragons led to his suicide — but the case is more often viewed now as '80s moral panic.
Read MoreIn the music industry, image can be everything. In the case of Buddy Holly, that meant a stage name that was one-part childhood nickname and one-part typo.
Read MoreEngland's Winston Churchill wished for a reignition of conflict in Europe with the ultimate aim of liberating these war-torn countries from the Soviet Union.
Read MoreBillionaire Carl Erik Björkegren disappeared one day in 1994, and despite several theories try to explain what happened, his whereabouts are still unknown.
Read MoreDNA genealogy is now being used to crack numerous cold cases — including the 1963 murder of 16-year-old Margaret "Peggy" Beck, found dead at a Girl Scouts camp.
Read MoreThe 1893 Chicago World's Fair event debuted several innovations -- Cracker Jack popcorn, for one. All of it was threatened -- not once, but twice -- by fire.
Read MoreFew musicians have had to rebuild from the ground up as often as Blondie's Debbie Harry has — but that hasn't stopped her from amassing a staggering fortune.
Read MoreDarwin admitted that he wasn't an exceptional student: "... I was considered ... by my father as a very ordinary boy, rather below the common intelligence..."
Read MoreAlthough a tragic childhood never excuses heinous crime, it's often a point of interest among social scientists and the public — such as with Donald Harvey.
Read MoreKnown as the King of Blues, B.B. King was one of the most recognizable, if not the most notable, figures of the blues music genre.
Read MoreLyudmila Shkrebneva met future Russian President Vladimir Putin through a mutual friend in 1980 and got married three years later.
Read MoreMovies make being a knight look really cool—and present a distorted picture of historical reality. Here's everything movies get wrong about being a knight.
Read MoreThe historic Queen Mary could be on the bottom of the Pacific ocean in as little as two years. Here's the untold truth of the RMS Queen Mary.
Read MorePeople have cooked up some crazy and creative conspiracy theories about the mysterious Umbrella Man who witnessed JFK's assassination.
Read MoreThere are several theories as to where Uncle Sam came from. One says he was inspired by a meat packer during the War of 1812, but he may be even older.
Read MoreThese were supposedly the faces of random, anonymous New Yorkers, which Dewey-Hagborg had generated from samples of DNA she gathered from discarded artifacts.
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