A recent incident at a dentist's office saw a woman insist that her dental filling was sending radio signals to ET.
Archaeologists have unearthed evidence of Ice Age human habitation in the Bale Mountains of Ethiopia.
Police in Scotland have been attempting to explain how a flock of 100 ducklings ended up huddled next to a road.
A US veteran who was stationed at RAF Bentwaters has spoken out about the Rendlesham Forest UFO incident.
A Canadian police press conference about a mysterious double homicide was marred by 'technical difficulties'.
When Marie Heffernan unknowingly swallowed a coin as a teenager, her life took a sudden turn for the worse.
The existence of algae high up in the Andes Mountains hints at the possibility of life on distant, icy worlds.
The Pentagon has developed a device capable of identifying someone from their cardiac signature.
Scientists have identified more than 50 bodies of water hidden deep beneath Greenland's ice sheet.
The popular ride-hailing firm has revealed its ambitious vision of a future where road taxis are a thing of the past.
Officials in North Carolina recently posted a notice on Facebook about one snake's rather unusual behavior.
Scientists in Germany have built a measurement device to determine if the enigmatic EmDrive actually works.
A storm that appeared on National Weather Service radar recently turned out to be something else entirely.
Police officers responding to a home invasion in Texas came face to face with a rather unusual suspect.
The legendary biped was reportedly seen by two men on two separate occasions within the space of a week.
A bizarre new trend has seen tourists throwing Haribo sweets in to Loch Ness to try and lure the monster.
Police in Las Vegas have made two arrests in connection with a lengthy scam involving bogus psychic services.
German police investigating three crossbow deaths have discovered two more bodies hundreds of miles away.
Officers in Klamath County, Oregon recently responded to what turned out to be a rather strange 911 call.
The intriguing superstition, which dates back hundreds of years, was practiced across the UK until the 1900s.