Provoking controversy for a little over four decades, Piltdown Man was one of the most prodigious hoaxes ever unloaded on the scientific community.

A popular myth claims that ostriches bury their heads in the sand in order to avoid conflict.

Miles Freeman was an outstanding student and a physically healthy, talented athlete. But an illness which began with a simple cough and mild, flu-like symptoms, degraded into a frantic visit to the emergency room, collapsed lungs, and multiple surgeries. After a brief struggle for life, 14-year-old Miles Freeman was gone.

A photograph allegedly shows an 11-pound bullfrog captured in Louisiana. Is this photo real or fake?

A photo which has circulated online for several years shows what appears to be a man being burned at the stake. It has been suggested that the man was burned as part of Islamic Law (Shariah). Is it real or fake?

News of the death of 19 year old basketball player Lauren Hill has confused some fans of singer Lauryn Hill into believing that star has died.

Almost immediately after the announcement that Paul Walker had died, conspiracy theorists claimed that “proof” existed that the actor actually faked his death.

Social media has lit up with a rumor that there will be a Five Nights at Freddy’s movie. Is this true or false?