Strange News

Scavengers can make millions of dollars by selling the scrap metal from old shipwrecks — no matter how many human remains are desecrated in the process.

Tiny ripples called magnons could lure even a fleeting, lightweight dark matter particle out of hiding.

Oh. My. God. Look at its butt.

If you find out we are not alone in the universe, how would you respond?

Everyone, possibly even the owl, was surprised.

A classic chemistry demonstration gets supersized in a recent Twitter video.

Tens of millions of "freed" goldfish are thought to inhabit the Great Lakes.

For this arachnid, mammals are on the menu.

E.T. is still not phoning Earth.

A Monterey cypress that is thought to have inspired the Truffula trees in Dr. Seuss' book "The Lorax" has died.

Swarms worthy of a horror movie may have emerged from illegal fertilizer.

The birthday girl was probably feeling emotions when she saw what the baker had done.

These carnivorous Canadian plants don't just eat bugs — they eat vertebrates, too.

If this fundamental symmetry of the universe doesn’t hold, it could break open new physics.

The former jail is known by the ominous nickname "The Cage."

Researchers used a sonic black hole to confirm one of Stephen Hawking's theories.

Whether the cat lives or dies isn't as unpredictable as scientists assumed.

The U.S. government released Bigfoot's FBI file yesterday ... and it's pretty weird.