WEIRD

Soldiers have used the sticky party toy to help scan areas for explosives.

The bones will be gifted to a local museum.

The mind-reading mare could do everything from finding missing children to calling horse races.

Artificial mountains are possible. Controlling the weather … well, that’s a little harder.

Craft beer gets personal.

The human body is full of weird, gross and awe-inspiring stuff as we know it—but for people who lived when ideas were unbound by strict anatomical correctness, it was even more so. Here are 10 things people thought, and in some cases still think, were inh

Scientists at a recent ctenophore conference were astonished to see video of comb jellies pooping through tiny anuses.

Some bizarre laws have managed to stay on the books centuries after they stopped being relevant.

Customers can use cash or credit cards to make their delicious purchase on the fly.

Sure, why not.

Could you imagine rubbing poisonous lead on someone to cure their rectal cancer? Welcome to just one of the remedies in 'The Book of Phisick,' a remarkably legible, handwritten recipe book of natural remedies.