Magician Walks on Water
A magician known as Dynamo stunned onlookers as he appeared to walk across the River Thames in a jaw-dropping publicity stunt for his new television show.
A magician known as Dynamo stunned onlookers as he appeared to walk across the River Thames in a jaw-dropping publicity stunt for his new television show.
In tandem with the 6/22/11 show, we present a drawing by artist Jeff Gaither (gaither.art@gmail.com) depicting Men in Black and the Mothman.
A light bulb which hangs at a fire station in Livermore, CA will celebrate its 110th year of burning, making it the oldest-known working light bulb in the world.
A video shot by photographer Chris Dawson shows a jet being struck by lightning as it approached London's Heathrow Airport in late April. The Emirates plane from Dubai landed safely, with its passengers and crew unscathed.
On Saturday, Yves Rossy completed a flight over the Grand Canyon in his custom jet suit. The Swiss adventurer was airborne for over eight minutes, as he flew 200 feet above the canyon rim.
Guinness Records have declared that Smokey the cat has the loudest purr of a domestic cat. Approaching the loudness of a lawn mower, the feline's constant purr has been measured at 67.7 decibels.
A guard dog at a prison in Australia has been fitted with titanium teeth after losing his real ones.
A two-headed calf has been born in China, and the 60-year old woman helping with the cow's delivery, collapsed in shock when she saw two heads coming out.
A Russian video uploaded to YouTube purports to show the remains of an alien body laid out in the snow, seemingly after a UFO crash.
A new science exhibit, Body Worlds of Animals, opened Friday at the Cologne Zoo in Germany. The bizarre display features a selection of 20 animals that have been turned into statues through plastination.
Students at a school in Scotland were said to run for cover when a rain of worms fell from a cloudless sky. Pictured is teacher David Crichton who collected over 100 worms from the bizarre incident.
Following a flood which ravaged parts of Pakistan, relief workers were greeted with an eerie sight as millions of spiders had overtaken the area's trees...
A sheep has allegedly given birth to a dog in Shaanxi Province, China. The unusual "puppy" has a wooly coat like a lamb, but its other physical features, including mouth, nose, eyes, paws and tail, appear remarkably canine.
In Slovakia, a turtle was born with two heads and five legs. Named Magdalena, the creature has two brains that work independently of each other.
An 11-year-old Thai child has recently been named by the Guinness World Record's as the world's hairiest girl. Nicknamed 'Wolf Girl,' Supatra Sasuphan has a faulty chromosome that causes abnormal hair growth over her face, ears, arms, legs and back.
In the small town of Nowata, Oklahoma record-setting temperatures swung from a frigid 31 below zero to a balmy 76 degrees in the space of one week.
We've dug through the vaults of the old Coast to Coast AM website, and now happily present to you the best of our listener submitted images from 2004. View the gallery of 100 photos.
Residents of Beebe, Arkansas had their New Year's festivities take a Fortean turn, when over 1,000 dead black birds rained down from the sky just before midnight...
In this photo review of 2010, Orange News selects some of the quirkiest and most unusual stories/images of the year, including the pictured 101-year old woman from China who grew a horn on her head.
George Knapp has selected a group of year-end Top 10 lists for your perusal, including the top news, paranormal, cryptozoological, and weird stories of the year. Pictured: 'The Montauk Monster.'
Check out some of the items that have recently caught George Knapp's attention, including articles on men with glowing red eyes, the monitoring of America, and a video related to New Zealand's release of UFO information.
For the last two years, Tennessee's Calvino Inman has endured a mysterious and frightening affliction where he sheds tears of blood. The condition, which has baffled doctors, is not a wholly unique illness, as a handful of people around the world also suffer from this enigmatic ailment. More on the story at The Daily Mail.
A traffic cop in Russia had to jump in the car of the motorist he had flagged down when a pack of wild wolves started chasing him on the motorway.
While this creature may look like a Muppet gone awry or the infamous Chubacabra, it's actually a tube-nosed bat that was discovered in an area of Papa New Guinea...
A ghostly face appeared this week in a cloud formation in the skies over Bristol, England.
A pig born with just two legs in a Chinese village has learned to balance and walk.
The 2011 edition of the Guinness World Records is just out, and among the recipients are the world's smallest cow (pictured), the longest dog tongue, and the longest snake.
An overweight orangutan in England, tipping the scales at 220 lbs., is being put on a diet of fruits and vegetables.
A British woman is so electro-magnetically charged that objects, such as coins, safety pins, magnets, and even metal lids, can stay glued to her for several minutes...
Timothy Green Beckley has sent us images to accompany his presentation. In the first image (left), he writes that "strange orbs, shafts of light and illuminated forms have long been observed in the seance room for decades, while today such phenomena has become associated with the appearance of UFOs and their occupants."
