World's Tallest Dog, Zeus
A Great Dane named Zeus has been officially recognized as the world's tallest dog by Guinness World Records.
A Great Dane named Zeus has been officially recognized as the world's tallest dog by Guinness World Records.
The Yangtze River turned the color of tomato soup on September 6th in an area where it flows past the Chinese city of Chongqing.
In a bizarre incident near Kalispell, Montana, a man dressed in a Bigfoot costume was struck and killed by two vehicles on Highway 93.
Doctors in Mumbai successfully extracted a five-inch long live worm from a man's eye. The 75-year-old patient, P.K. Krishnamurthy, had complained about pain and discomfort for some time.
Those small objects flying alongside this pair of gliders may appear to be UFOs, but they are actually daring skydivers performing a breathtaking stunt.
A Romanian man was arrested and fined for driving down the highway with his four children riding in the open trunk of the car.
A pair of imaginative architects in Austria have turned a storybook staple into reality, creating a house built entirely upside down. The interior of the house includes all the amenities found in normal homes, such as bedrooms, a garage, and a bathroom, albeit entirely inverted. More on the story, including a gallery of images from inside the unique tourist destination, can be found at Yahoo.
Did you know there are three "unlucky" Friday the 13ths in 2012? Even freakier, they are each 13 weeks apart.
Several videos are new to the Coast Library, including footage of a mysterious 'Shadow Girl,' a hiding monitor lizard in Bangkok, a demo by energy healer Roland Y., and strange clouds that resemble fingers in Orlando.
George Knapp shares some recent items of interest, including his I-Team report on Madeleine Pickens' battle to save wild horses (pictured).
A Dutch town has a statue at a Cathedral of an angel holding a cell phone to her ear, for which an anonymous couple set up a free phone number to call. Advertised on cards throughout the town, the couple receives about 30 calls a day. They always answer, 'Hello this is the Little Angel.'
Cashing in on the cupcake craze that has emerged over the last few years, a popular Los Angeles bakery has revealed plans to launch 'ATMs' that will provide access to their treats around the clock
Dog walkers in Dedham, England were stunned to see a man taking drastic measures to rescue his wayward pet that had fallen into an ice-covered river
An eerie video out of Siberia has captured what may be the prehistoric woolly mammoth living in modern times. While it is believed that the creature went extinct nearly 4,000 years ago, there has been persistent speculation that they could have survived in the vast, uncharted Russian tundra. Skeptics, however, contend that the fuzzy film is merely of a bear carrying a fish, a wayward elephant, or a hoax. More on the story, including the alleged mammoth video, at The Sun.
While, at first glance, this may look like a tsunami wave crashing onto the shores of Panama City, Florida, it is actually a fog bank forming around the city's beachfront condominiums.
Using sonar, treasure hunters have discovered a mysterious disc-shaped object on the floor of the Baltic Sea, between Sweden and Finland. The hunters hope to receive funding from a TV production company to further explore the object, which is 197-feet in diameter.
Chicago resident Dante Autullo is recovering after accidentally shooting himself in the head with a nail gun.
A gallery from Telegraph UK features images of what people believe are Jesus and other religious figures in everyday objects.
The yo-yo, a classic toy enjoyed by generations, is seeing a renaissance of interest in the form of competitive yo-yoing.
This strange spherical object mysteriously fell from the sky and landed in the African country of Namibia
The town of Skowhegan, Maine has become the latest victim of the 'yarn bombing' craze
Having grown tired of bureaucratic red tape surrounding his land proposal, a snake charmer in India decided to let his 'co-workers' do the talking for him when he released dozens of the poisonous serpents in his local tax office.
Black goo that spilled from a tanker on the Pennsylvania Turnpike caused a major traffic jam. The tires of about 150 cars became covered in the muck, and many vehicles had to be towed away.
Check out some of the items highlighted by George Knapp, including his I-Team report on the 'Roadrunners' reunion, former workers at Area 51 who gathered at the Little A'Le'Inn in Nevada.
Our 2 free audio clips this week are a tribute to the recently deceased Al Bielek, known for his accounts of the Phil. Experiment. In a show from 7/03, he spoke of Time Traveling to 1983, & Visiting the 28th Century.
After turning twelve this month, a cat with two faces named 'Frank 'n Louie' has been declared the longest living 'Janus' cat in the new edition of the Guinness World Records.
Early in life, Harbor, a coonhound from Boulder, Colorado, was plagued by his abnormally large ears, which frequently tripped him up and sent him tumbling head over tail. Now, however, the troublesome appendages have earned him the title of being the dog with the world's longest ears. Each of the curious canine's ears measures over one foot long. More on the story at The Huffington Post.
A gigantic crocodile was captured alive in the Philippines. The 21-ft. creature, weighing 2,370 pounds, is slated to be the star of a new ecotourism park.
A number of items have recently caught George Knapp's attention including a piece on multiverses (related graphic pictured), and a report on animal mutilations in Argentina.
Just days ago, paranormal investigator Joshua P. Warren took this photo of a man's side that may have been scratched by the searing claws of an evil entity. These marks are actually painful, raised blisters.
