120 luxury cars were injured.

The San Diego Chargers' lightning bolt stands in for Trump's hair.

Weird tree shapes, specific plants, and other clues help environmental researchers spot where woods once were.

Among other things, the packages contained old tea leaves, underwear, and dirt.

The former astronaut fell ill.

The answer is: they literally sucked.

Much scarier than mountain lions.

A new study shows they love to sniff not only kelp and sardines, but orange, cinnamon and banana.

It's been there for at least five days now.

The massive structure has been slowly moving across the landscape for weeks.

Do children's books need to be fact-checked to make them more true to nature?

Victorian women were excellent at it.

You can swap a night's stay for a bottle of olive oil.

Occasionally, this aspect of the "peaceful transition of power" involves secret helicopter buttons and wall safes.

Some of our country's most adorable historical artifacts are languishing in storage.

Who will take Ohio—Crystal Cave or Helltown?

They also feared treasure hunters and the secession of New Mexico.

It was saved from the lost and found in a British grocery store.

What started as a last-ditch safety tool became a way for soldiers to make fun of each other.

Thirteen grizzlies, all hanging out at once.

From fainting goats to stackable toads, we all handle fear differently.

This $.75 bill features a human-faced dung beetle, a donkey pooping money, and Andrew Jackson in flag drag.

Mayor Kevin White threw a spooky bash, and his employees made some interesting choices.

How Salem went from executing witches to marketing them.