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Full moon is not the cause for people to go crazy, according to research by psychologists from Canada.
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Full moon is not the cause for people to go crazy, according to research by psychologists from Canada.
A mysterious telegram found on the body of a World War II pigeon may never be deciphered, admitted British decoder experts on November 23.
Garlic prices in a Serbian town skyrocketed after officials warned people about vampires' risk of attack.
A recent genetic test confirmed that Bigfoot (a half-human and half-ape) creature really existed. They are a race that appeared 15,000 years ago.
The researchers found the important historical secrets of the royal family in an ancient deck of 52 gold-plated silver cards dating back 400 years.
An archaeologist in Belize filed a lawsuit, accusing the film producers of
The site of the remains of thousands of children in Carthage (Tunisia) may not be a place of child sacrifice, but a resting place for babies and unfortunate babies who d…
A series of TV series called Wild Pacific aired in the UK is raising a lot of controversy. The series claims the giant statues on Easter Island are products created by a…
Currently only about 5% of the ocean floor area is found by humans, most of the secrets at the bottom of the sea do not fully understand. So the famous Japanese seabed p…
A retired US officer said that the government had set up a special agency to handle incidents involving unidentified flying objects (UFOs), but people did not know the e…
Russians see many snow-shaped creatures, thought to have dense fur, at three locations in southwestern Siberia.
Two hundred years after the witchcraft trials in Salem, Massachusetts, from February 1692 to May 1693, New England farmers began to believe that their relatives had retu…
For centuries, people have always believed that the phenomenon of hair suddenly turning white after a night is an inevitable result of having to go through a process of…
Many Hollywood movies have drawn a spooky spectacle: The person who died but hair and nails continues to grow as long as a living person. T
The precious documentary images of a British photographer reveal the mysterious world of those who believe they will be revived by science in the future.