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.
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The McGurk Effect: The Mind-Bending Audio Illusion Taking TikTok By Storm
The McGurk Effect: the mind-bending audio illusion taking TikTok by storm shows a lot about how the brain relies on visual clues to make sense of sound. -
Unsolved Mysteries Of 1950s America
Modern technology hasn't managed to explain away every mystery of the 1950s just yet. Here are some unsolved mysteries of 1950s America. -
The 15-Minute City: How Conspiracy Theorists Made Walkable Neighborhoods Their Boogeyman
The '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. -
The 1967 Program That Eerily Predicted Many Facets Of Modern Life
From "The Jetsons" to "The Matrix," "The Terminator" to "The Last of Us," it's clear that humanity is more than a bit obsessed with its own fate. -
Strange Stories Of Adults Who Passed Themselves Off As Children
Many adults have passed themselves off as children. Their desire to return to a younger age can be heartbreaking, but sometimes the motivations are very dark. -
The Strange Affliction That Had Some Royals Believing They Were Made Of Glass
Mental illness was around long before there was a name for it. One strange affliction was that some royals believed they were made of glass. -
Pigs Eat Humans Far More Often Than People Would Expect
While cattle-caused fatalities are tracked, how often farmyard hogs kill is uncertain, but it definitely does happen, and possibly more than you would think. -
People Who Got Into Big Trouble For Selling Body Parts
The illegal sale of cadavers and organs has become a serious problem in the U.S. and elsewhere. Here are people who got into big trouble for selling body parts. -
Move Over Cocaine Bear: Ohio Introduces Cocaine Cat
Yet 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. -
Old Sailing Superstitions That Go Back Centuries
Sailors really do have quite the collection of superstitions, rituals, and omens. Here are some old sailing superstitions that go back centuries. -
The Mysterious Death Of Rodney Marks In Antarctica
On May 12, 2000, Rodney Marks died at the Scott-Amundsen research station. Here is the story behind the mysterious death of Rodney Marks in Antarctica. -
The Quirkiest Hobbies And Habits Of American Presidents
It should come as no surprise that when many presidents found themselves with a little downtime, they often had unusual or quirky hobbies. -
Egyptian Myths And Legends That Will Keep You Up At Night
From 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. -
The Mysterious Foo Fighters Of World War II
One of the most prominent early UFO sightings happened during the latter years of World War II. These are the mysterious foo fighters of World War II. -
The Peruvian Man Who Was Arrested For Carrying Around A Centuries-Old Corpse
The Peruvian man who was arrested for carrying around a centuries-old corpse called it his "spiritual girlfriend." -
Ghost Ships That Mysteriously Sailed The Seven Seas
It's not unheard of for ships to just be found in the middle of the ocean, apparently crewed by no one. -
Why We Haven't Been Able To Leave Satanic Panic In The 1980s
In the 1980s, paranoia about satanic cults spread like wildfire through the U.S. But it's still alive today. Here's why we haven't been able to leave it behind. -
What Happened To The Tesla Sportscar In Space?
In 2018 Space X launched a red Tesla Roadster into space just for fun. Here's what is known about what happened to the car in space. -
The Complicated Psychology Behind Humans' Superstitions
The complicated psychology behind humans' superstitions involved "magical intuitions, which, once activated, serve as a default for judgment and behavior." -
The Best Theories We Have About The Lost Continent Of Atlantis
No one has found Plato's most-likely fictional Atlantis, but not for lack of trying. Here are the best theories we have about the lost continent of Atlantis. -
How 700 Pounds Of Acorns Got Into The Walls Of A California Home
When homeowners became suspicious after noticing maggot-like worms coming from a wall, they did what anyone would do — they called pest control. -
The Castles Of Scotland Are Home To Some Supernatural Beings
Basically 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. -
Disturbing Details About The Case Of Joshua Maddux, The Teen Found In A Chimney
Details 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. -
Why A Wild Discovery In The Pacific Sparked Cocaine Shark Jokes
A wild discovery by New Zealand Police in the Pacific Ocean sparked cocaine shark jokes on social media. Here's why. -
A Museum In Savannah, GA Boasts The Largest Collection Of A Morbid Object
There are those who have macabre True Crime-related memorabilia collections. One Savannah museum lays claim to the largest collection of these morbid items. -
When Jimmy Carter's Administration Used Supernatural Forces To Find Downed Plane
Even 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.
