The Making of a Western Legend: Charlie Utter and the Burial of Wild Bill Hickok
In 1877, a poignant photograph captured a moment of solemn tribute in Deadwood, Dakota Territory. Colorado Charlie Utter, a steadfast friend of the legendary Wild …
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In April 1897, six polar Inuits arrived in New York City. Far removed from the home they had known in Greenland, where their Inuit community …
The Children of Auschwitz: A Story of Resilience and Remembrance
On January 27, 1945, as Soviet troops advanced through Poland in the final months of World War II, they arrived at Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest and …
The Memorial to Crazy Horse Has Been Under Construction For Almost 70 Years
But you can still visit the memorial, which is located in South Dakota Oglala Lakota leader Crazy Horse, born on this day in 1849, was …
What US Navy Sailors Do During Their Off Time
Life in the US Navy is demanding, with long hours, intense training, and extended deployments. But when the work day winds down, sailors find creative …
Roald Dahl’s Heartbreaking Letter About Losing his Daughter in 1962
Roald Dahl, the beloved author of my personal favorites Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda and The BFG, lost his eldest daughter, Olivia, to measles in the early 60s. …
Why do Scorpions Glow Under UV light?
By Nicky Bay on 17 December 2011 Many macro shooters have come to know that the scorpion’s exoskeleton glows a bright cyan under Ultra Violet (UV) light. …
The Curious Prophecy of Swift’s Martian Moons
Imagine flipping through a dusty book from 1726, long before telescopes unveiled the finer secrets of our solar system, and stumbling upon a passage that …
Huang Yijun’s Stone Baby: A 61-Year Medical Marvel
In 1948, Huang Yijun, a 31-year-old woman from China, faced a rare and perilous medical condition when she became pregnant with a fetus that developed …
Anna Maria Von Stockhausen: The Undead Witch of Germany
CW: Death, child death, burial traditions. All images have been censored, but can be easily accessed online. Across the more death-centric parts of Twitter, TikTok and …