Back in the 1930s, a photographer decided to create a series of fake images pertaining to an invasion of giant grasshoppers.
This is what Piltdown Man would have looked like if he didn't also happen to be one of the world's most infamous hoaxes.
The creature, whatever it is, has sparked some heated debate online, with many dismissing the image as a hoax.
When Eugene Hendrick decided to fool his town into thinking Bigfoot was visiting, the prank ended up enduring for decades.
This impressive looking photograph of a large hominid creature next to a human has been produced using an AI image tool.
An alleged official warning about 'Bigfoots coming from the high country' in Arizona has been exposed as a prank.
Psychologist Jeremy P. Shapiro explores the misconceptions that lead some people to become climate change deniers.
The footage, which shows what appears to be an official address by the US President, has been doing the rounds online.
An image allegedly captured of a Bigfoot-like creature in England has turned out to be a deliberate forgery.
An incredible hoax spanning hundreds of articles on the world's biggest online encyclopedia was recently exposed.
The video, which shows the discovery of an alleged Sasquatch skull, has revealed the entire thing to be a hoax.
A ludicrous new conspiracy theory doing the rounds online is claiming that the Romans never existed.
Photographs of a very strange creature have generated quite a stir on social media over the last few days.
The legendary naturalist recently made his feelings about the famous monster very clear in a handwritten note.
NASA's former chief historian is concerned that more people will subscribe to the hoax theory as time goes on.
The man at the center of a hoaxed 'resurrection' in South Africa has since died under suspicious circumstances.
The original photographs at the center of one of the 20th century's most infamous hoaxes could fetch over $90k.
A pastor who 'resurrected' a man at a funeral recently is now at the center of a viral Internet phenomenon.
Back in 1967, a group of students managed to pull off one of the most convincing UFO hoaxes in history.
Cryptographers have been attempting to decipher the text's mysterious symbols and diagrams for decades.