The Death Cat is reported to be able to predict when patients at the nursing home where it lives are nearing death. Most definately a creepy kitty that I would not like to have curl up on my bed.

Ghostly Image - The Face in The Courthouse Window

The way I've always heard this story was that Henry Wells was being held in the top of the Pickens county courthouse. A mob gathered outside demanding his blood. When he looked out the window at the mob lightning struck and the image of his face appeared in the glass of the window. It was unclear in the tellings I heard if the lightning killed him or if he was killed later on. One thing is certain, there is something strange about the glass of that window pane.

Proof that our feathered friends are the true defenders against alien invasion!

Duck X-ray reveals 'alien head'

This is a video of a crop circle forming in front of the camera. Do you really think we are alone in the universe?

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The Darwin Awards imortalizes those who have removed themselves from the gene pool in a bizarre or spectacularly stupid fashion. Not for the faint of heart but most assuredly in the realm of the bizarre.

Are we the only intelligent life to have set foot on the moon? This article seems to indicate that we may not be. What do you think dear readers? Could the "Man In the Moon" really be a martian?

Strange Things on the Moon

Watch the "Tool-Making" Crow

To believe that human beings are the smartest creatures on the planet is a vain assumption. It could possibly be that the smarter beings have no desire to be discovered and are very effective at covering up their existance. It might also be possible that these smarter beings are hiding in plain site.

This crow lets us glimpse the intelligence they are capable of. If they can fashion hooks can lockpicks be far behind? Who knows what ambitions lurk in the hearts of these birds?

Tool-making crows

Welcome dear reader to a strange and mysterious place. All things here are curiosities that I have collected for your enjoyment. Each specimen has been treated with the utmost care so you will be provided with the best possible experience. Please feel free to browse, but be careful. Somethings here may bite!

P.S. If you have a specimen that is interesting feel free to send it to us. We're always looking for new additions.