Impossible architecture and man-made structures, plus the most jaw-dropping and exotic places and natural phenomena from around the planet
From a flea to a pickle to a taxidermied opossum, we’ve rounded up some of the most outlandish New Year’s Eve drops to date and added our own Ripley’s stamp on what’s to come with Hoss the Human Hairball!
Tens of thousands of honeybees hunkered down and weathered the violent eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano by sealing themselves into their hives and hoarding honey!
After three years of work, Anand Prakash Chouksey presented his wife of 27 years with a new home-build replicating the Taj Mahal!
Some roads have even been fitted with special bridges that allow the crabs to cross without being smushed.
Between 187,000 and 128,000 years ago, a Neanderthal got stuck in a cave and died. Over time, his skeletal remains became one with the stalactites.
Archaeologists recently uncovered an immaculately preserved slave chamber in a Roman villa, a true window into the ancient world.
Ronald McDonald has appeared as a float 17 times, sporting size 200 XXXXXXXL-wide shoes!
A wayward trash can barreled through a 3,500-mile journey from Myrtle Beach to County Mayo, Ireland.
Unlike many humans who agonize over gaining a few pounds or inches around the middle, bears must embrace the weight gain.
Parts of Queensland were bombarded with the largest hailstones the country has ever seen—nearly an inch larger than their previous record!
