Zoe Butler was more than disturbed when she opened a can of tuna to find a tiny little sea creature staring back at her. According to Butler, she opened the top of the lid and noticed an ugly “purply thing” which after pushing around with a fork, “saw it looking back at me.”
Horrific crash of TransAsia Airways airplane captured on terrifying dashcam videos
The moment a TransAsia Airways airplane came down in Taiwan has been caught on several terrifying dashboard videos. The plane, carrying 58 people heading to the island of Kinmen, crashed shortly after takeoff on February 4, 2015 after narrowly missing a series of high-rise buildings and clipping a taxi cab and freeway bridge before crashing…
Could some segments of 1940’s recreation of Roswell dead alien film be authentic footage?
Ray Santilli’s 1995 Alien Autopsy: Fact of Fiction was long suspected to be a hoax before Santilli came forward and explained that much of the film was a recreation of a 1940’s film that he had seen and eventually purchased. Although the video was originally presented to the public as an authentic autopsy on the…
Woman in Santiago, Chile claims she was violently shoved down by a ghost and has the CCTV video to prove it.
A woman in Santiago, Chile claims she was violently shoved down by a ghost and has the CCTV video to prove it. 34-year-old Cecilia Carrasco was standing near the reception desk at a lawyer’s office when she says she felt hands, even though nobody was around at the time. Suddenly, she found herself laying flat…
Legendary historic personalities in rare candid (and unusual) photos you’ve likely never seen before
They weren’t always famous and even when they were, their public persona followed them everywhere they went providing an easily-recognizable facade by which we recognized them. The rare photos below feature famous legendary public personalities in historic candid photos you have likely never seen before.
Japan’s abandoned island of Hashima – experience the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse on Japan’s famed Battleship Island.
Hashima Island began life as a vibrant coal mining facility. At one point, with a population density of over 83,500 people per square kilometer, was the most densely populated piece of land on the planet. Barely 2/100 of a square mile, today, aside from rats and a few feral cats, the population of the island…
Rash of Slender Man reports besiege British homes – multiple reports from Cannock spark new investigation.
Four separate sightings of Slender Man, the tall, stick-like specter said to visit people’s homes in the dead of night, have been reported in Britain’s Cannock area sparking an investigation of the spooky sightings. Three of the four Slender Man sightings took place inside the person’s home, the first of which was a Slender Man…
Monster? Sea Serpent? Alien? No- it’s a rare creature from the deep – the terrifying frilled shark
Wait – sit back down! It’s not an alien nor closet ghost but yeah, with 25 rows of over 300 teeth it could tear off your face. The picture above is a rare frilled shark that was caught by a startled fisherman in Australia. Its oversized-mouth is packed with needle-like teeth and the shark’s weird-looking…
New Leatherman Tread bracelet combines 25 tools into a functional wearable multi-tool
Finally, a functional multi-tool that can be worn on the wrist and act as a watchband – and it looks great too. The Leatherman Tread is constructed of high strength, corrosion resistant 17-4 stainless steel and incorporates 2-3 functional tools, including box wrenches, screwdrivers, glass breaker, punch tools, and cutting hooks on each metal-injection molded…
The Doomsday Clock – a grim reminder that the human race is not immortal
Called the Doomsday Clock, it hangs on a wall in the University of Chicago. In over 65 years, the time has only changed twenty-one times. Created in 1947, during the dawn of the atomic age, the universally-recognized clock represents the countdown to human extinction. The closer they set the clock to midnight, the closer the…








