Private name reveals the risk of delinquency
Two US scientists affirmed the risk of crime in men with rare names higher than the common-name boys.
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Two US scientists affirmed the risk of crime in men with rare names higher than the common-name boys.
Whether it's a name, a day or an instruction, there's always something new in it to remember. But perhaps you will feel your little brain cells do not have enough room t…
A group of Brazilians can understand the exact numbers without having to name them. According to a new study, that is the case of the Pirahas, the Brazilian Amazon rainf…
Many people realize that when someone thinks about something, they will receive the phone of their own. British biologist Rupert Sheldrake calls this phenomenon
The name Bermuda Triangle is used to refer to the waters between Florida, Bermuda and Puerto Rico.
Dutch Fakir Mirin Dajo, whose real name is Arnold Gerrit Henskes is a Dutch man but is known to the world for his nickname.
The blood of goats (and cattle in general) whose name comes from Spanish is Chupacabra, has long been a mythical animal, but it has grown in some countries. Is it a real…
When a monster photo has been posted recently, network users have been
This radio, known by its name
Always obsessed with the past, the haunted villages below make the listener shudder whenever they mention.
Nearly 100 years after the horrifying German submarine accident, UB-65 became the leading name in the world's largest mystery series.
Coincidence does not seem to have a common cause, but the explanations about them can be interesting.
The mysterious Colobraro town in southern Italy was dubbed Europe's most terrifying cursed land.
The death of a huge ancient creature, like the Loch Ness Lake Monster, seems to be related to jaw pain. This finding also reveals that even the most dangerous predators…