Archaeologists unearth 13,000-year-old mastodon skull in Iowa

Iowa archaeologists said the bones were excavated earlier this month and it took 12 days to complete the project.

Spontaneous human combustion: Here are cases and questions

Mysterious cases involving spontaneous human combustion date back centuries as theories have circulated about what caused these incidents.

Arizona cold case involving Yellow Pages heiress from 1979 still not solved

An Arizona sheriff's office says the granddaughter and heiress of the Yellow Pages founder was found dead in 1979 and her death still hasn't been solved.

Rare orange lobster gives birth to more rare orange lobsters

The University of New England welcomed a rare orange lobster named Peaches last year, a 1-in-30-million find. Recently, Peaches gave birth to more orange lobsters

Florida automotive employee killed when tire explodes: deputies

A Florida automotive employee died after a large tire he was filling with air blew off the rim and struck him in the head, deputies said.

Is twin telepathy real? Here’s what parents, experts say

"I absolutely believe twins have a connection beyond the normal sibling connection," Adrea Garza, a mother to 7-year-old fraternal twin girls, said.

Burglary suspect attempts break-in while carrying small dog

South Carolina police released a video showing a burglary suspect attempting to break into a Clemson home while carrying a small dog.

Horse gets needles plucked from leg after kicking porcupine

A woman claims in a social media post that the horse had more than 100 needles removed from its leg after kicking a porcupine.

Who’s building doomsday bunkers, and why?

There has been a recent uptick in some of the 1% who are investing in doomsday bunkers or panic rooms.

20 people treated after 'bug bomb' mishap at Florida Publix, officials say

Twenty people received treatment after being exposed to a chemical smell inside a Publix store in Palm Bay on Monday morning, officials said.

Multiple hamsters found in burglary suspect's pants

Officers in Ohio say they found rodents in a man’s leopard-print onesie when they went to arrest him for a string of burglaries that included a pet shop.