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Texarkana Fish Rain Mystery Solved
The fish that fell in a December thunderstorm likely came from the nervous stomachs of birds that ejected their recent meal, investigators conclude.
The coelacanth as a red herring
This post is updated from its original publication in 2009.- SH In researching three areas of what I concluded were mostly "scientifical" fields of inquiry for my book - cryptozoology, ghost hunting, and creationism -
Freak Out Over Hairless Mysterious Animals
Weird hairless animals attract morbid attention. Is it a mutant? A monster? Well, it's most likely an unfortunate local animal who fortunately left remains for us to photograph, gawk over, get grossed out about, and
Japan’s “killing stone” splits
The infamous Sessho-seki, a protected boulder in the volcanic area of Mount Nesu in Japan, has split. The break occurred around March 5, 2022. A legend says the stone was the prison of the evil
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