This time in Brazil. Where else in the world is there such a large expanse of unexplored seemingly primordial forest than the Amazon? Well, okay, Africa. But Africa already has Mokolo Mbembe and it just wouldn’t be fair for them to have two relict dinosaurs. I wonder what will be coming out of India? Here
READ MOREI recently encountered a documentary dealing with an interesting subject. Seeing Angels. Or, seeing lights and presuming they are angels, and/or demons. Now I will admit at the outset, I do not believe in angels, or other supernatural beings all the way up the chain to include any form of god. So naturally I was
READ MORENo one thought anything strange of the little old Italian lady who lived alone for decades in her small home. Always leaving her home early in the morning to shop for groceries, always asking the local store for a tub of fat. It did seem kinda strange to the villagers that an old lady would
READ MOREThere is no story to accompany this photo, I found it on a FaceBook page called Monster Talk, where a follower posted it asking for opinions. Seemingly shown is a humanoid creature, some sort of subterranean dweller. Here is a slightly improved version so you can get a better idea of the detail. Of course
READ MOREWarner Bros. sent me an early Blu-Ray copy of their latest box-office success The Conjuring. I never got the opportunity to watch this film in theaters but I have to admit that watching The Conjuring in the comfort of my living room was a better choice. Halfway through the story I had to resort to
READ MOREOne of the better UFO videos I have seen recently. Recorded, typically, at night and by people in a hurry, they at least create a plausible scenario. The object in question is not mysteriously appearing out of nowhere just as they start filming, rather it seems to have been in motion across the sky and
READ MOREBecause Tarantulas are not big enough already? From MSN.Com Giant tarantula as big as human face discovered in Sri Lanka Image copyright: British Tarantula Society Journal Study Ranil Nanayakkara and his colleagues discovered Poecilotheria rajaei, a new species of tiger spider, in northern Sri Lanka. It was first noticed in 2009, when villagers brought a
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