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Kaleena Fraga

A staff writer for All That's Interesting, Kaleena Fraga has also had her work featured in The Washington Post and Gastro Obscura, and she published a book on the Seattle food scene for the Eat Like A Local series. She graduated from Oberlin College, where she earned a dual degree in American History and French.

Recent Posts

Meet The Yowie, The Bigfoot-Like Cryptid That’s Terrified Australia For Centuries

Meet The Yowie, The Bigfoot-Like Cryptid That’s Terrified Australia For Centuries

A 2021 report of a Yowie in Queensland is just another in a long series of alleged encounters with this terrifying creature of Aboriginal myth.

Florida Beekeeper Removes 80,000 Bees (And 100 Pounds Of Honey) From Shower Wall

Florida Beekeeper Removes 80,000 Bees (And 100 Pounds Of Honey) From Shower Wall

A professional beekeeper took apart the shower wall, extracted the queen bee, and used a special vacuum to remove "stragglers."

Inside The Unsolved Murder Of JonBenét Ramsey — And The Chilling Evidence Left Behind

Inside The Unsolved Murder Of JonBenét Ramsey — And The Chilling Evidence Left Behind

Child beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey was just six years old when she was found murdered on December 26, 1996. And we still don't know who killed her.

Skeletal Remains Found 40 Years Ago Identified As 1960s Guitarist And Songwriter From The O’Jays

Skeletal Remains Found 40 Years Ago Identified As 1960s Guitarist And Songwriter From The O’Jays

Frankie Little Jr. played guitar with The O'Jays, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band best known for their hit "Love Train."

Two Seattle Artists Face Federal Charges For Faking Native American Heritage To Sell Art

Two Seattle Artists Face Federal Charges For Faking Native American Heritage To Sell Art

Lewis Anthony Rath, 52, and Jerry Chris Van Dyke, 67, have both been charged with misrepresentation of Indian-produced goods.

Inside The True Story Behind King Tut’s Mask

Inside The True Story Behind King Tut’s Mask

King Tutankhamun's mask was first unearthed when Howard Carter opened the Egyptian pharaoh's coffin in 1925 — and some believe that the ancient tomb unleashed a curse.

The Tragic History Of Franklin Castle, Ohio’s Most ‘Haunted’ Home

The Tragic History Of Franklin Castle, Ohio’s Most ‘Haunted’ Home

Built by Hannes Tiedemann in 1881, Franklin Castle was supposed to be a dream home for an immigrant family — but quickly devolved into a house of horrors.

When Did The Woolly Mammoth Go Extinct? New Research Upends Previous Theories

When Did The Woolly Mammoth Go Extinct? New Research Upends Previous Theories

By analyzing DNA found in Canadian soil samples from thousands of years ago, scientists have adjusted the timeline of the woolly mammoths’ extinction by 8,000 years.

The Short And Tragic Life Of William Wallace Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln’s Favorite Son

The Short And Tragic Life Of William Wallace Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln’s Favorite Son

The third son of Abraham Lincoln, William Wallace Lincoln died at the age of just 11 after contracting typhoid fever in 1862.

Edward Shames, Last Surviving Officer Featured In ‘Band Of Brothers,’ Dies At 99

Edward Shames, Last Surviving Officer Featured In ‘Band Of Brothers,’ Dies At 99

During World War II, Edward Shames stormed the beaches of Normandy, looted Hitler's Eagle's Nest, and saw the horrors of the Dachau concentration camp.

Dozens Of Camels Tossed From Saudi Arabia Beauty Contest Over Botox Injections

Dozens Of Camels Tossed From Saudi Arabia Beauty Contest Over Botox Injections

Over 40 camels were ejected from the annual King Abdulaziz Camel Festival because of botox and "other tampering"