In 2018, a team of researchers argued that the sheer amount of chicken bones on the planet — which belonged to birds specifically bred for human consumption — meant that they may be the most notable fossils of our age.

When pursuing power, squabbles are inevitable--and potentially an art form. Here are some of the most famous disputes in history.

Unearthed decades ago near Jerusalem, the skull offers a glimpse into one of history's first human civilizations.

Lured to Milan for a fake photoshoot in July 2017, Chloe Ayling was kidnapped by brothers Lukasz and Michal Herba. But even though she was held for ransom, she was released six days later, despite no payment being made.

A new study used alligators to reconstruct the bite power of the most fearsome dinosaur.

The discovery also helps support the theory of continental drift.

Beginning in 1961, Nazi fugitives and followers of minister Paul Schäfer flocked to Colonia Dignidad, a sprawling compound in Chile where cult members were separated from their families and forced to perform physical labor.

For centuries, critics and observers alike have argued over if Mona Lisa is smiling. Do we now have an answer?

"I didn't know what it was," the boy said. "I just knew it wasn't usual."

The Yeti is an ape-like beast said to roam the Himalayas, and though its existence has never been proven, evidence ranging from footprints to blurry photos has been put forth as proof that the Abominable Snowman is real.

The Boise City bombing took place on July 5, 1943, when a U.S. Army Air Corps flight crew got lost and mistakenly dropped practice bombs on Boise City, Oklahoma.