Tyrone Prades is taking legal action after a sandwich he ate 5 years ago left him with a never-ending bout of flatulence.
A woman in Norway discovered the ring mixed in with a bundle of cheap trinkets and jewelry purchased at auction.
A woman who had been checking a remote trail camera in Washington State came across something unexpected.
An incredible hoax spanning hundreds of articles on the world's biggest online encyclopedia was recently exposed.
This bizarre ocean-dwelling fish was found in the depths of the North Pacific by a group of NOAA scientists.
British entrepreneur William Sachiti has been looking for a way to restore the facility to full working order.
Archaeologists are preparing to explore what lies inside a 5,000-year-old tomb known as Arthur's stone.
An upcoming feature to Amazon's popular voice assistant is straight out of an episode of 'Black Mirror'.
Scientists have used an artificial intelligence to analyze evidence that early humans were making fire 1 million years ago.
A set of cutting and skinning tools is being hailed as evidence that our ancestors shared knowledge.
The 56-year-old made headline news in the early 2000s after he was caught hacking into US government computers.
The automotive giant is working on developing a car capable of transitioning to a four-legged walking machine.
A meat packing plant worker recently captured footage of an unidentified object falling from the heavens.
This unusual looking specimen was recently fished up in the Norwegian Sea by fisherman Roman Fedortsov.
An obscure breed of pigeon from Budapest is certainly one of the most peculiar birds you are likely to see.
NASA has announced its mystery reveal - the record-breaking detection of a star 12.9 billion light years away.
Move over Harry Potter - one UK-based startup is about to give the iconic wizard's invisibility cloak a run for its money.
The potential existence of an undiscovered planet in our own solar system has intrigued astronomers for years.
The James Webb Space Telescope's mirrors are now aligned and scientists are very impressed with the result.
Anthropologist David Akins believes that the world-famous relic may have actually been made in England.