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David Martin Man vs Physics: Humans That Seem to Defy the Laws of Physics
The laws of physics are pretty simple in practicality, but there are some people in the world who seem to defy the laws of physics.
The Florida Man Olympics: Wild Stunts That Could Be Olympic Events
Could some of the crazy antics that seem to only take place in Florida be turned into Olympic events? We call this the Florida Man Olympics.
Man vs. Wildlife: The Strangest Animal Encounters You Won’t Believe
Humans and wild animals have coexisted in this world for centuries, but some of the strangest animal encounters are unexpected events in our lives.
Lizard Man Stomp: A Growing Annual Event Based On a Legend
The scary legend of the Lizard Man has become a revived local story, with a small town in South Carolina capitalizing on the tale.
Florida Man: Tales of the Unbelievably Bizarre
What do you think when you hear the term “Florida Man?” This term has become a warning sign that you’re about to learn about a crazy and unbelievable story.
Stay Safe: What to Do in a Gator Encounter
Are you in an area where you might have a gator encounter? Although it’s rare, alligators have been known to attack people and their pets.
Sarah Johnson
"Hold My Beer" Moments
"You Can't Make This Up" News
Strange But True Survival Stories
Unbelievable Crime Stories
Strange Stories Make the World Go Round
Strange stories make our world more enjoyable for some and more challenging for others. Regardless, people keep things interesting by doing the unexpected.
Sasquatch: The Timeless Legend of America’s Hairy Giant
The legend of the Sasquatch has been around for centuries. Stories of a man-like creature wandering around in the forest, sneaking up on people, are widespread.
Crazy News Stories That Remind You How Interesting the World Can Be
Crazy news stories make us wonder about people. Sometimes it’s in awe of their motivation; other times it’s because we can’t imagine something so strange.
Emily Thompson Top 5 Conspiracy Theories That Could Be True
Conspiracy theories have to begin with a token of truth or something that is plausible and accepted by at least two or more people.