Ghost girl on the road of Arrabassada
There is a ghost girl on the road in Arrabassada, Spain who hitchhikes. On a edged bend in the road, people claim to have picked up a disappearing hitchhiker who constantly reminds them to snail-paced down on the unsafe road
an historic artifact that could change history
The Sumerians were probably not the first people to invent the earliest form of writing, which is believed to have appeared around 3500 BCE. The Tartăria tablets, found in western Romania and dated to around 5300 BC, suggest by radiocarbon
Consciousness may have evolved to benefit society rather than individuals.
Why did the experience of consciousness evolve from our basic brain physiology? Despite being a spirited field of neuroscience, current consciousness research is characterized by disagreement and controversy—with several competing theories in dispute. A recent review of over 1,000 articles
The Mystery of D'Souza Chawl
Deep in D'Souza Chawl is a well that had to be closed after a woman fell into it and drowned. Her haunting screams as she struggled to get out of the well can still be heard, and residents of the
a tense Korean thriller that draws on shamanic and folkloric traditions
The dream begins in the middle of the night, the opening credits playing with only the rhythmic sound of snoring. That sound is interrupted when the woman wakes up and discovers that her husband is not sitting next to her,
The Legend of the Badlands Banshee Haunting the Prairie
From the Dakota prairies comes the legend of a wailing woman who haunts the area known as the Badlands. It is said that the Badlands Banshee will find those who dwell in her barren realm after shadowy. Deep in the
The Mythical Sunstone The Vikings used it to navigate their warships
Sunstone is a type of mineral attested in numerous written sources in Iceland from the 13th–14th centuries, one of which describes its utilize to support locate the sun in a completely shadowy sky. Sunstones are also mentioned in the inventories
Spirits at Rosses Point on the Wild Coast
Smugglers, pirates, fairies and ghosts all lurk in the shallow waters of Rosses Point, a place that even Irish writer Yeats claimed must have been one of the most haunted places in Ireland. Ireland’s lush landscapes have long been intertwined
Catalina's Ghost at Casa Lercaro
In a murky mansion on clear Tenerife, there is a legend about a ghost haunting the grounds. Catalina, the daughter of the manor's owner, allegedly threw herself into a well when she was forced to marry someone she didn't want