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Eyewitness Accounts of Megalodon sighting

A sharp, coppery emptiness rumbled deep within the creature's gut. Two full moons had come and gone since it had last fed, and its need was now overriding. Desperate. Before it, an invisible cone of fear swept the warm, shallow sea clean of life....

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Types of Dragons

Amphiptere Description: Winged or flying serpents Famous: Quetzacoatl, the Dragon of Henham (169, Essex), many monsters in the mythology of ancient egypt : Aapep, Mertseger, Buto, Nekhbet Amphisbaena Description:double-headed...

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Dragons Hystorycal Stories

The Jabberwocky, from Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, 1872. Although the time that dragons first appeared in myths isn't known for sure, they can be traced back as far as approximately 4000 B.C. Dragons are said...

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Mysterious creature washes up on South Carolina shore

Something strange washed ashore on Folly Beach in South Carolina this past weekend. The beast had some wondering if it was some sort of new species. It could have been America’s answer to the Loch Ness Monster... The corpse of a large, beady-eyed...

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UFO Making Crop Circle Footage near Oliver’s Castle, Wiltshire, UK

On 11 August 1996, a student John Wabey recorded a short video that he claimed to have shot that morning during camping in south England at Oliver's Castle, a fort in Wiltshire. It showed a ‘snowflake’ design forming while balls of light circled...

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Titanoboa - the largest snake ever lived

The largest snake the world has ever known — as long as a school bus and as heavy as a small car — ruled tropical ecosystems only 6 million years after the demise of the fearsome Tyrannosaurus Rex, according to a new discovery published in the journal...

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Pirate Bay is moving into Earth orbit

The founders of one of the most popular sites for multimedia content are planning to relocate their activities outside the reach of the law and literally - by sending equipment into Earth orbit. With the development of unmanned drones which is controlled...

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Flaming flying sphere over Europe?!

 In the town of Kragujevac, Serbia, Marko and Bosko Protic are on Sunday around 6:30 p.m., saw six unidentified flying objects in the sky above the city, which was recorded by Marko's camera. An eyewitness of this unusual event, Bosko Protic,...

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Teresa Fidalgo, Ghost (White Lady)

First and first, what is white lady? Generally, the aspects of this phenomena are that the ghost is female associated with some local legend of tragedy, all blurry and pale, seen along a rural road. White Lady legends are found around the world. So,...

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Mysterious Toyama Bay

For the past 10,000 years, the sea forest has stood just as it is today. This mysterious world is a large bay on the east side of the Noto Peninsula, which projects into the Sea of Japan in west-central Japan. 3,000-meter-high mountains suddenly drop...

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