9 monster epidemics in human history
Dancing madly to death or laughing for no reason ... are devastating epidemics in human history.
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Dancing madly to death or laughing for no reason ... are devastating epidemics in human history.
Deformed fish, giant spiders, giant rats or even Lochness monsters are thought to have appeared in the UK causing fear for many people.
Legend has it that on the rock of Hound (Dartmoor region, England) there is a 4-legged beast, eyes glowing green and howling is so horrifying that it causes blood to clo…
Not spilling a drop of blood, no one was killed or injured, but the Milgram Experiment still has the reputation of being the most inhumane 'inhuman' experiment in histor…
We all know about the size of dinosaurs, but how do you feel when you see a large cow-sized rat, or sea scorpion bigger than a human, a toad is as big as a big ball to p…
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A tourist has captured the scene on Loch Ness, Scotland, appearing a strange object like controversial Loch Ness monster over the years.
Go find a goat god, a goat saint or even a goat monster in myths thousands of years ago.
This fish is 1.7m long and weighs up to 20kg. They have the ability to swim water sprint short distances with speeds up to 111km / hour.
According to new documents revealed, London plans to shoot down Nessie, the legendary Loch Ness monster to display the body in the London Museum.
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Gevaudan is about the size of a large calf, and it seems they are not afraid of bows or guns. In just three years, they had torn over 200 people.
George Edwards, the Scottish captain, who has spent decades searching for the beast living on Loch Ness Lake, has just issued a final statement that he found this myster…