These remarkable looking flowers, described as 'cat's eye dazzle', are as fake as can be.
A zebra is currently on the loose somewhere in the Cascade Mountains and nobody has been able to catch it.
Ohio-based company Throwflame is now selling its terrifying 'Thermonator' robot, complete with flamethrower.
A woman in Brazil has been arrested after attempting to commit a bizarre and disturbing type of fraud.
In this vintage clip, BBC astronomer Sir Patrick Moore speaks to a man who says he can speak 'Venusian'.
The 80-year-old had been attempting to create enormous hybrid animals for hunters to shoot on his property.
Clive Palmer has announced his intention to fund the construction of a new Titanic for the second time in 10 years.
Paul Alexander was forced to live almost his entire life inside the metal capsule after contracting polio as a young child.
So far nobody has been able to prove Bigfoot exists, let alone capture one, so how would an AI approach the problem ?
The stunt, which has gone viral, has been slammed by health care professionals, but why hasn't the raw meat made him ill ?
The grisly and unnerving discovery left local authorities scratching their heads.
The authorities were alerted after the owner of the missile attempted to donate it to a military museum.
The world-famous rodent was at the center of this year's Groundhog Day celebrations in Pennsylvania.
NASA's decade-old rover recently spotted something rather familiar while trundling across the surface of the Red Planet.
If you think you are having a bad day, spare a thought for this guy...
The man had dreamt that there was gold underneath his kitchen and then spent over a year digging straight down.
One resident of Apopka, Florida was dismayed to discover that someone had made off with her driveway.
Here we take a look back at the most outrageous, peculiar and downright bizarre stories from the last twelve months.
Physicist Prof Kenneth Ohm is one of a growing number of people hoping to have their remains sent to the Moon when they die.
The box, which saw the victim scammed out of $400,000, was said to provide great fortune and good luck.