The polio vaccine was announced to the world on April 12, 1955. Less than two months later, conspiracy theorists were already promoting sinister theories about the vaccine. Here is a look at some of the more popular conspiracy theories regarding the polio vaccine over the years.
Is it unsafe to drink from plastic water bottles, particularly those which have been frozen or left in a hot car?
In 2013, rumors swirled about a testicle-eating fish which appeared off the coasts of Denmark and Sweden, prompting warnings for male swimmers to avoid skinny dipping.
A video circulating this week shows a worm which is apparently trying to eat a person’s hand by spitting out a tentacled structure.
U.S. Customer and Border Protection offers busted a Jamaican man at JFK airport with about $19,000 of cocaine stashed in his underwear.
A photo shows three men holding a massive fish in the ocean. Is this photo real or fake?
Pope Francis wanted to call Franco Rabuffi when he heard of the man’s illness. When he made the call, however, Rabuffi hung up on the pope – twice.
In 2013, a Chinese Zoo was accused of cheating park visitors by trying to pass off “substitute” animals as the real thing – such as presenting a Tibetan mastiff dog as an African Lion.
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