Strange days indeed...

A University of Colorado led team has discovered some rare, primitive microorganisms on high volcanoes in South America that may be fueled by drifting gases in the region rather than photosynthesis.

A man from Iowa discovered a set of bones belonging to the ancient mammoth, similar to the one pictured above.
Well, this just goes to show you that you never know what you might find if you look, even in your own backyard!

Cannibalism has been all over the news lately, but people aren't the only ones dining on human flesh.

Where did this mystery fish come from? ...besides this lake.
While fishing in Magpie Lake of Cambridge, editor of  the Angling Times, Mark Sawyer caught something a little unusual.

Relive the dramatic moment when two fishermen reel in what is believed to be the biggest shark ever caught in British waters, a 550lb relative of a Great White.

Since mankind first gazed up and saw one of these lenticular clouds float past, their uniform and tight circular shapes have caused wonder, curiosity - and even fear.

An angler has claimed to have caught a one-in-a-million “Frankenstein fish” which appears to be up of three different species.

Clouds That Look Like Things: a new book from the Cloud Appreciation Society (Clouds That Look Like Things: a new book from the Cloud Appreciation Society http://t.co/1QBmh0tU...)...

An unseen world might be disturbing the orbits of several objects in the outer solar system, new calculations hint. (New Planet Found in Our Solar System?

A swarm of locusts has come down on a farm just outside Sacramento, Calif., leaving its tenants to try everything from molasses traps to turkey predators in an effort to purge the pests from their home.

A stray dog has become China’s newest celebrity after latching onto a group of cyclists and traveling more than 1,100 miles, over at least 12 mountains, in China’s southwestern Tibetan Plateau.

Is this plaster-cast molded from a baby bigfoot print?

The "Papple"
A new, weird kind of fruit is set to hit the shelves of local markets in New Zealand after being developed by researchers that were combining the European and Asian pear varieties.

This is crazy: watch this 747 trying to take off on its own in the middle of a airplane boneyard in the Mojave desert, California. It happened last week, May 23, when a low pressure zone brought 70mph winds to the area.

A team of scientists will use DNA testing to investigate the remains claimed to be from a yeti, or bigfoot.

Teresa Widener, 45, eats rocks off the ground.
A woman from Bedford, Virginia who enjoys eating rocks, was recently featured on an episode of 20/20 delving into the world of medical mysteries.

TOKYO (Reuters) - After Penguin Number 337 made a daring bid for freedom from a Tokyo aquarium and vanished into the waters of Tokyo Bay two months ago, many feared the worst for the adventurous feathered fugitive.