Goats are naturally inclined to climb, but they rarely find multi-story brick high-rises built exclusively for their enjoyment.

In a small town in northern New Zealand, busloads of international tourists arrive every day just to photograph a public bathroom.

In July 1917, a stray dog of uncertain breed wandered onto the Yale University campus and found a home with the 102nd Infantry Regiment.

Born on February 5, 1908, in Brighton, England, to an unmarried barmaid named Kate Skinner, the girls were conjoined at the hips and buttocks.

In the 1920s, a man could achieve nationwide fame simply by climbing a tall pole and refusing to come down.

In 1519, the debate over how to teach Latin to English schoolchildren escalated into a severe public conflict known as the Grammarians’ War.

Deep in a Norwegian forest, one thousand trees are slowly growing for a single purpose.

In the spring of 2016, an unusual, legless gray creature took up residence in a Dutch hospital.

In September 1986, Cleveland attempted to break a world record by releasing nearly 1.5 million helium balloons.

Born into the House of Valois on December 3, 1368, a young prince inherited a fractured nation.