All news by author: Michael Havis

The one in 2,500 anomaly led to a mutant calf being born to a struggling heifer. Farmer Leslie Hunewill said: 'As it was dark, windy, and snowy, it wasn’t immediately apparent that the calf had two heads, though it was evident that something was different'

The Loch Ness monster has been 'caught on camera' in a new sighting, one Nessie hunter has said. An enthusiast in the hunt for the mythical beast said to prowl the Scottish loch saw a disturbance caused by a large creature

Adolf Hitler's ancestral home in Austria was destroyed in 1938 amid swirling rumours about the German dictator's ancestry. The village of Döllersheim is now abandoned

Know for drinking the blood of their prey, the sea lamprey is as elusive as their nickname of vampire fish suggests, having last been seen on the Dutch island of Texel in 2017

Footage has shown what one Loch Ness monster enthusiast believes is the 'first Nessie sighting of 2023', with one veteran Nessie hunter claiming he "couldn't believe" what he saw

Jan Glazewski dug up the silver treasure buried as his family fled World War Two using a treasure map drawn by his own father, Gustaw

The missile launcher was awarded the Hero of the Republic medal, usually reserved for those who "perform tremendous feats during battle, or for the party and state"

The Celestial Suite in Houston, Texas once hosted some of the world's biggest stars but the now forgotten penthouse has been left looking like a time-capsule from the 60s

Emine Hiassat's 11-year-old son found the fly squashed into the bottom of his burger after Uber Eats delivered food which they found hugely difficult to explain to him because he is autistic

When the former lumber barge Keuka, which was said to be cursed with bad luck, was sold in 1928 it was soon transformed into a floating dance hall complete with live music and bar

The Pyongsan mine is North Korea's main source of uranium ore, which can be refined into yellowcake and ultimately weapons-grade uranium. It has been hit by a series of cave-ins