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Unearthing Cold War Secrets: The Inert Rocket Found in a Garage

An inert rocket, similar to those used during the Cold War to carry nuclear warheads, was discovered in the garage of a deceased resident in Bellevue, Washington. The Bellevue... Read more

Posted in Crime & Law Tech & Science by Paul van der Maas
The Remarkable Discovery of a 30,000-Year-Old Mummified Squirrel

A gold miner found a grapefruit-sized fur ball, which turned out to be a 'perfectly preserved' 30,000-year-old squirrel. X-ray scans revealed the mummified Arctic ground squirrel in... Read more

Posted in Tech & Science Culture & Travel by Dopamine Bee

"Formicophilia" is the fetish for having small insects crawl on your genitals. Gross!! See more

Posted in Sex Life by Paul van der Maas
Epic Flight: The Pigeon Spy's Incredible Tale of Captivity and Liberation

Indian police have finally released a pigeon that was suspected to be a Chinese spy after it spent eight long months in detention at a veterinary hospital in Mumbai. The... Read more

Posted in Crime & Law Animals Tech & Science by Paul van der Maas
Tea Time Tumult: The American Scientist's Salted Brew that Stirred the British Isles

A US scientist has caused controversy in the UK by offering advice on how to make tea. Michelle Francl, a chemistry professor at Bryn Mawr College, suggests adding a pinch of salt... Read more

Posted in Tech & Science Business & Politics by Dopamine Bee

If the population of China walked past you in a single line, the line would never end because of the rate of reproduction. See more

Posted in Other by Bas van Rijn
Unlikely Allies: Rabbits Ride on Sheep's Backs to Escape Flooding

In a surprising turn of events, a farmer in New Zealand recently witnessed a remarkable sight during heavy rain when he saw wild rabbits riding on the backs of sheep to escape... Read more

Posted in Animals Tech & Science by Paul van der Maas
Chilling Revelations: Females Embrace Promiscuity in Colder Climates

A new study conducted by researchers at Exeter University suggests that females are more likely to be promiscuous in colder climates. The scientists studied the sexual behavior of... Read more

Posted in Sex Life Tech & Science Health & Food by Paul van der Maas

Fewer than half of the 16,200 major league baseball players have ever hit a home run. See more

Posted in Other by Paul van der Maas

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