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A Giant Hairy-Looking Mystery Creature Washed Ashore In The Philippines — And It Smells Awful

The unidentifiable blob-like animal is likely a decomposing sea creature, but some locals see it as a bad sign of things to come.

By Kara Goldfarb May 15, 2018

Weird News

A Giant Hairy-Looking Mystery Creature Washed Ashore In The Philippines — And It Smells Awful

The unidentifiable blob-like animal is likely a decomposing sea creature, but some locals see it as a bad sign of things to come.

By Kara Goldfarb May 15, 2018

He Was The Oldest Man To Climb Mount Everest – 10 Years Later He Beat His Own Record

Yuichiro Miura climbed Everest the last time after undergoing four heart operations and suffering a shattered pelvis.

By Kara Goldfarb May 14, 2018

He Was The Oldest Man To Climb Mount Everest – 10 Years Later He Beat His Own Record

Yuichiro Miura climbed Everest the last time after undergoing four heart operations and suffering a shattered pelvis.

By Kara Goldfarb May 14, 2018

27 Interesting India Facts About Tigers, The Taj Mahal, And More

These interesting facts about INdia explore the rich culture and history of the largest democracy on Earth.

By Joel Stice May 11, 2018

27 Interesting India Facts About Tigers, The Taj Mahal, And More

These interesting facts about INdia explore the rich culture and history of the largest democracy on Earth.

By Joel Stice May 11, 2018

“Heaven Shakers”: The Japanese Kamikaze Torpedoes Of WWII

The Kaiten was not only a weapon of destruction but a symbol of the strength of the Japanese pilots' spirit.

By Wyatt Redd May 11, 2018

“Heaven Shakers”: The Japanese Kamikaze Torpedoes Of WWII

The Kaiten was not only a weapon of destruction but a symbol of the strength of the Japanese pilots' spirit.

By Wyatt Redd May 11, 2018

President Bush Vomited On Their Prime Minister On Live TV – Now The Japanese Have A Word For It [VIDEO]

The president was attending a state event at the Japanese prime minister's home when he came down with a case of stomach flu.

By Katie Serena May 10, 2018

President Bush Vomited On Their Prime Minister On Live TV – Now The Japanese Have A Word For It [VIDEO]

The president was attending a state event at the Japanese prime minister's home when he came down with a case of stomach flu.

By Katie Serena May 10, 2018

The World’s Rarest Ape Is On The Brink Of Extinction – Here’s Why

One year after being discovered, the Tapanuli orangutan is already on the brink of extinction.

By Katie Serena May 7, 2018

Science News

The World’s Rarest Ape Is On The Brink Of Extinction – Here’s Why

One year after being discovered, the Tapanuli orangutan is already on the brink of extinction.

By Katie Serena May 7, 2018

This Nightmare Plant Stands Almost Two Feet Tall And Can Eat Rodents

The pitcher plant might not be as well known as the venus fly trap, but this carnivorous plant is just as carnivorous – perhaps even more so.

By Katie Serena Apr 25, 2018

This Nightmare Plant Stands Almost Two Feet Tall And Can Eat Rodents

The pitcher plant might not be as well known as the venus fly trap, but this carnivorous plant is just as carnivorous – perhaps even more so.

By Katie Serena April 25, 2018

The Terrifying Thugs Of India That Would Put Any Of Today’s Gangs To Shame

Even after their leader was gone, the Thugs of India ruled the streets with a deadly hand.

By Wyatt Redd Apr 12, 2018

The Terrifying Thugs Of India That Would Put Any Of Today’s Gangs To Shame

Even after their leader was gone, the Thugs of India ruled the streets with a deadly hand.

By Wyatt Redd April 12, 2018

33 China Facts That Will Boggle Your Mind

From the secrets of the Great Wall to the realities of its pollution nightmare, these interesting facts about China reveal how astounding the land of nearly 1.4 billion people truly is.

By Joel Stice Apr 9, 2018

33 China Facts That Will Boggle Your Mind

From the secrets of the Great Wall to the realities of its pollution nightmare, these interesting facts about China reveal how astounding the land of nearly 1.4 billion people truly is.

By Joel Stice April 9, 2018