What did they do to people in coma in ancient times?
Before the modern medical knowledge of coma, what did ancient people do to a person in coma? Did they bury them alive or something similar?
Weird
Discover here stories from the weird, odd and unusual things. Sometimes creepy, sometimes tragic, but all that’s very interesting.
Jason Padgett – the salesman who turned into a ‘maths genius’ after head injury
In 2002, two men attacked Jason Padgett — a furniture salesman from Tacoma, Washington, who had very little interest in academics — outside a karaoke bar, leaving him with a…
Joyce Carol Vincent: The woman whose skeleton was found 3 years after her death in a London flat!
On January 25, 2006, a 38-year-old woman named Joyce Carol Vincent was found in her London Flat, skeletonized, after almost three years of being dead. In a corner of the…
Spontaneous human combustion: Can humans be consumed by fire spontaneously?
In December 1966, the body of Dr. John Irving Bentley, 92, was discovered in Pennsylvania, next to the consumption electricity meter of his home. In fact, only part of his…
Incredibly preserved dinosaur embryo found inside fossilized egg
Scientists in Ganzhou City, China’s southern Jiangxi Province, have discovered a breakthrough discovery. They discovered the bones of a dinosaur, which was sitting on its nest of petrified eggs. The…
The Florida Squallies: Do these pig people really live in Florida?
According to local legends, at the East of Naples, Florida, on the edge of the Everglades lives a group of people called the 'Squallies.' They are said to be short, human-like creatures with a pig-like snout.
Scientists discover new extinct ant species encased in amber
Scientists discover new extinct ant species encased in amber.
Dwarfie Stane: A 5,000-year-old mysterious rock-cut tomb on the Scottish island of Hoy
The Dwarfie Stane, a massive piece of red sandstone, has been cut into a tomb that dates back 5,000 years. Despite countless attempts to solve the mystery of its origin, no one has been able to determine who created it or why it was built.
Have you heard of Ronald Opus and the strangest suicide case in American History?
The risk factors for suicidal ideation can be divided into three categories: psychiatric disorders, life events, and family history. Generally, suicide is a tragedy and a great loss to the…
1816: The “year without a summer” brings disasters to the world
The year 1816 is known as the Year Without a Summer, also the Poverty Year and Eighteen Hundred and Froze To Death, because of severe climate abnormalities that caused average…
