The first discovery of a bat-like winged dinosaur was in 2015, but scientists had dismissed the initial finding because it was so bizarre.

From the roaming spirits of cannibalistic hunters to shapeshifting monsters, learn about some of the scariest creatures of Native American legend.

Scientists identified the specimen as a horned lark, which they believe could be an ancestor to two lark species alive now.

The gravesite in southern Sweden is part of a mesolithic settlement that was once inhabited by a group of hunters.

The woman's remains show four projectile points, three in her chest and one in her ribs, and were buried with a 24-week-old fetus.

"Why these sites were chosen as the final resting place for the jars is still a mystery."

The tomb belonged to Khuwy, a nobleman whom archeologists believe may have been related to the ruling pharaoh, Djedkare Isesi.

According to Texas lore, Goatman's Bridge is said to be haunted by the vengeful spirit of a Black farmer named Oscar Washburn who was murdered in the 1930s.

For decades, cryptozoologists have searched for the Mongolian Death Worm, a five-foot monster with bright red skin that's said to slither through the desert.

The sword is believed to have been an English officers' sword from about 300 years ago.

At the turn of the 20th century, Cerro Gordo was a bustling mining town that once averaged a murder a week. Today, it sits abandoned — and is allegedly haunted.