Scientists have uncovered a new geoglyph in the famous Nazca desert in Peru. it’s a 120-foot long cat. The drawing is estimated to be about 2,000 years old.
After nearly two decades, police in Long Island have identified the Long Island serial killer’s sixth victim, known until now as Jane Doe #6, using genetic genealogy technology. The victim was Valerie Mack.
Bloomberg reported today that Chinese doctors are seeing a concerning, new behavior in coronavirus infections. A new cluster of cases on the northeast region suggest the pathogen may be changing in ways that could complicate efforts to stamp it out.
The Argentine black and white tegus is a 4-foot-long reptile. It has been spotted in at least two counties in Georgia. The Orianne Society said, “Tegus seen in Georgia can and should be shot on sight.”
Five experienced surfers drown in the Netherlands on Tuesday after surfing in stormy weather at a popular beach in Scheveningen, a suburb of The Hague. According to officials, the storm whipped up unusually thick sea foam in the North Sea from which the surfers could not escape.
It has been one of the most sensitive secrets surrounding the Sept. 11 terror attacks – the identity of a Saudi Embassy official in Washington D.C. who officials believe directed support for the al-Qaida hijackers. The name was accidentally revealed in a FBI legal declaration in response to a lawsuit brought by families of 9/11…
An unnamed 64-year-old French man received a surprise gift from his co-workers – a ride in a Dassault Rafale B jet. He arrived at the airport with no knowledge of the gift he was about to receive. Before takeoff, his smartwatch recorded his heart rate as 136 to 142 beats per minute. Unknown to his…
It’s not being talked about, but early reports show coronavirus may cause permanent lung damage – even in young patients. A Belgian doctor who studied coronavirus patients said scans of young patients’ lungs was “nothing short of terrifying”.
It’s called “Boogaloo”, the call for a violent American uprising, targeting liberal politicians, elite business owners, law enforcement, and Trump detractors. It began on fringe Internet sites and underground dark web forums and is now strongly surging in the mainstream. According to a study released last week by the Network Contagion Research Institute, the movement already…
They are calling it the worst locust plague in decades. As swarms of locusts consume crops and threaten millions, the U.N. says if the outbreak is not contained, it could reach more than thirty countries in Africa and Asia and cause global pandemonium.
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