Chandre Oram was born with an extraordinary physical feature that regularly draws thousands of visitors directly to his rural home.

Researchers have documented a measurable phenomenon known as the “north-south bias” in human psychology.

In May 1976, Colombian police arrested a 26-year-old smuggler with 85 pounds (38.5 kilograms) of cocaine hidden in his vehicle.

On November 24, 1971, a man boarded a Northwest Orient Airlines flight and executed one of the most famous unsolved crimes in American aviation history.

Commuting through a busy commercial district in India can bring pedestrians face-to-face with a four-story stainless-steel fish hovering in mid-air.

Hidden in the Bay of Bengal is a landmass where approaching boats are consistently met with a barrage of arrows.

On June 1, 1943, a civilian aircraft flying from Portugal to England crashed into the ocean after a sudden attack by eight Nazi fighter planes.

In 1971, workers digging near an air raid shelter near Changsha, China, uncovered a massive funnel-like crypt buried almost 40 feet (12.2 meters) underground.

On a quiet island in Japan sits a wooden building that processes mail addressed to the dead, future descendants, and lost first loves.

In the winter of 1925, a lone explorer ventured beneath the Kentucky surface in search of a profitable tourist attraction.