The enormous snake was recently captured on camera when Everglades visitor Kymberly Clark came across it.
Authorities have been left baffled by the appearance of several mystery antennas over the last couple of years.
Saturday marked the 75th anniversary of the death of pilot Thomas Mantell who crashed while pursuing a UFO.
If it's possible to slow down or stop the aging process, chances are it's the richest among us who will be the first to take advantage.
The girl had written to her local animal control authority for ask for permission to keep a unicorn in her back yard.
The weird world of quantum physics has become weirder still thanks to a new breakthrough by researchers in the US.
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Here we take a look back at the most popular historical mysteries and discoveries from the last twelve months.
A PhD student in Antarctica recently captured footage of a camera being lowered down a deep borehole in the ice.
The impressively life-like image was put together by a computer based on 3D scans of the pharaoh's skull.
During a fierce battle in the early days of World War I, it was said that supernatural forces had appeared to aid the British Army.
A curious marsupial was spotted nonchalantly exploring a quiet road in High Ridge, Missouri this week.
After four years of activity on the surface of Mars, NASA's InSight mission has finally come to an end.
A team of physicists has put forward the idea of using the LIGO observatory to look for gravitational waves from alien spaceships.
An encounter with two Bigfoot-like creatures back in June 2020 has put Erich James on a mission in search of the truth.
Two shopping centers in England have rolled out a rather novel approach to their Santa's grotto attractions this Christmas.
The video, which was recorded on a baby monitor, shows an anomalous light next to the infant's head.
In a world first, physicists have successfully made light appear to move backwards and forwards in time simultaneously.
Using quantum computers, the researchers simulated a working 'baby' wormhole without rupturing space and time.
Dating back one million years, the remarkably intact skull has been hailed as an important find by palaeoanthropologists.