On June 6, 1822, a Canadian voyageur named Alexis Bidagan dit St-Martin was accidentally shot with a musket at a fur trading post on Mackinac Island.

By the time she reached 36 years of age, Mariam Nabatanzi Babirye had given birth to 44 children.

In September 1859, gold miners in the Rocky Mountains woke up in the middle of the night and began cooking breakfast, convinced the blinding lights in the sky meant it was morning.

An unusual image exists within Orthodox Christian art: a robed and haloed figure with the head of a dog.

On September 16, 1976, an eleven-time world record-breaking athlete completed a twenty-kilometer training run along Yerevan Lake in Soviet Armenia. Minutes later, a loud crash shattered the afternoon air. A crowded trolleybus veered off a dam wall and plunged into the murky reservoir, sinking 10 meters to the bottom. What followed was a massive underwater

On the morning of April 19, 1966, a twenty-three-year-old runner crouched out of sight in the vegetation near the starting pen in Hopkinton, Massachusetts.

For more than six centuries, an entire European nation operated without a single future king being born within its own borders.

A 53-year-old Ohio woman bypassed a door in 2012, entering a private suburban home uninvited.

An Oregon mother found herself producing eight to ten times the normal amount of breast milk.

Imagine walking through a dark sanatorium, handling tarantulas, and being held at gunpoint without experiencing a single drop of fear.