Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Alaska lies a mysterious and foreboding place known as the Alaska Triangle, where people and planes vanish without a trace, and unexplainable phenomena abound.

Soldiers stationed at OP Rock have witnessed bizarre occurrences: eerie lights, chilling static on the radio, fluctuating temperatures, and haunting whispers in the night, accompanied by an unexplained stench of death.

In 1775, a ghost ship named Octavius was discovered stranded off the coast of Greenland, with the frozen remains of all 28 crew members found below deck.

The Hathor Temple is an ancient Egyptian temple located within the Dendera Temple complex in Egypt. Strangely, some of the temples solid granite stairs appear to have melted.

The Sky Stone, a striking bluish rock, is thought to be a piece of a meteorite that fell to Earth. This unique stone was found in Africa and is said to contain a high concentration of oxygen.

In August 1942, the L-8 came back from its patrol of the California coast to search for Japanese submarines, but its two-person crew was no where to be seen.

On the evening of the 18th April 2023, a strange pillar of light has been seen by hundreds of people in the sky over Detroit. What is going on?

Chaneque are legendary creatures from Mexican folklore that are said to look like children with the face of an old person.

Some researchers believe that an archaeological site unearthed in Tennessee may have been created by ancient Egyptians.

In 1983, Loren Coleman coined the term "Bridgewater Triangle" to refer to an area located between Abington, Rehoboth, and Freetown in Massachusetts. This area seems to be a focal point for strange phenomena in the United States.

Hockomock Swamp has been the centre of a number of paranormal sightings over the last hundred years including the likes of Bigfoot, UFOs and wandering spirits.

Eben Byers was a wealthy man from Pittsburgh who drank radium for years until it made his jaw fall off. He eventually died from cancer.

The native Winnebago people spoke of a sunken village in Rock Lake, Wisconsin. This was dismissed as a legend until two duck hunters spotted pyramids under the water during a drought in the early 1900s.

The Kashmir Giants were two extremely tall men captured in photos during the Durbar festival in Delhi in 1903.

Since the 1700s residents of the Gormanston Castle in County Meath, Ireland have reported that when the head of the Gormanston family is about to die, all of the foxes of the area make their way to the castle doorway to hold vigil.

Legend has it that there is a mysterious race of people living in a hidden city beneath Mt Shasta, California.

Cossart Road in Chadds Ford, PA, has a reputation as a dark and evil place. Legends claim that the DuPont family disposed of unwanted babies in the area and their ghosts still roam the surrounding woods.

In 1993, six hikers were trekking at Khamar Daban in the Soviet Union when they were suddenly overcome with horrific symptoms.

The director and lead actor of the 2004 film “The Passion of the Christ” were both struck by lightning during the filming of the movie. This has lead to some believing the movie was cursed or being punished by God.

Alice Elizabeth Doherty was a woman from the Midwest United States who was famous for her unusually long and thick facial hair that covered her entire face.