The phenomenon of sideshow "freaks" drew huge crowds in the 19th and 20th centuries, including the likes of Queen Victoria.

Three feet long from tip to tail, the Indian giant squirrel or Malabar squirrel is known for its vivid coat that's driven the internet nuts.

The abandoned villages are so affordable that even Gwyneth Paltrow listed one on Goop's holiday gift guide.

After a 12-hour battle involving over 400 firefighters and other brave volunteers, the Notre Dame fire was extinguished and many relics have been saved.

"Under" is the world's largest underwater restaurant that sits submerged 16 feet in the North Sea.

The manic exploits of the Teddy Boys made the whole of Britain fear teens through the '50s.

The Roaring Twenties proved to be something of a paradox. At the same time women enjoyed more freedoms and danced in the Jazz Age, there were those who pushed for Prohibition-era restrictions.

The Cotton Club had a reputation for catapulting famous careers, but history has a way of glossing over the cabaret's social transgressions.

The ritual space will help to rewrite the story of Chichén Itzá — and ultimately what we know about the history of the Mayans.

It sounds a lot like science fiction, but it's not. Zombie deer disease makes deer listless, underweight, and in some cases, aggressive.

"Our children and us are breathing it. It's just a nightmare."