The world-famous rodent was the star of the show at this year's Groundhog Day celebrations in Pennsylvania.
A satellite image covering part of the desolate Antarctic wastes shows a feature that looks deceptively like a face.
Ever wondered how someone who doesn't speak English might perceive a conversation in English ?
A sinister series of events saw three women abducted by unseen forces in one of Kentucky's most chilling cases.
The unique thermal river - known as Shanay-timpishka - can be found in the Amazon rainforest in Peru.
Scientists and philosophers have long struggled to understand the nature of time and whether or not it even exists at all.
Multiple pilots have reported inexplicable near-collisions with unknown objects over the last few days.
New details have emerged this week courtesy of Donald Trump's new press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
The symbolic clock is now set closer to midnight than it has ever been in its 78-year history.
Haggis is a delicacy in Scotland, especially at this time of the year, but have you ever seen one in the wild ?
Various space missions have sent signals into deep space and the earliest possible response time is fast approaching.
It would be no exaggeration to say that Professor Tim Coulson is less than enthusiastic about cryptozoological creatures.
A rather unusual court case has recently raised questions about whether or not animals have the same rights as people.
Sometimes even star power isn't enough to sell a house that has a paranormal reputation.
Something anomalous is thought to be frequenting our oceans and we still have no idea exactly what it could be.
The historic stone has been used during the coronation of British monarchs for centuries.
The bottle was analyzed at a British university after being discovered during excavations at a building site.
The hapless feline, which was picked up in a rural part of the state, appeared to have come a very long way.
Thousands of strange balls of unknown origin have seen multiple beaches shut down in Australia recently.
Could comet-dwelling trees provide safe, habitable 'bubbles' of life that travel through the cosmos ?