It sounds like a made-up word, but a “zonkey” is in fact a real animal. Every few years, you’ll hear about the birth of a rare zonkey, such as that of April 2014, when video surfaced of a zonkey that was born in Mexico. Zonkeys are half zebra and half donkey.

An Arizona reporter was arrested for defecating on a residential front lawn while covering a story.

A self-sustaining egg-shaped capsule was unveiled in mid-2015 with the promise that two people could use it to live anywhere in the world, off-grid. Would you live in an Ecocapsule?

Today we’ll look at an image which has circulated on Facebook for years which shows a key chain being sold in China that contains a live baby turtle. Is this image real or fake?

A creature extinct for millions of years supposedly showed up alive in a Virginia river, as evidenced by a photo circulating online.

A video posted in late 2012 supposedly shows a man who “teleported” into the scene on a bicycle from behind another man on screen. Today we’ll take a look at this video.

In late 2014, reports out of Russia told of a boy who became “magnetic” after receiving an electrical shock. It once again highlighted one of the longest-running hoaxes in history: human magnetism.

It is claimed that Russia is the same size as (or bigger than) Pluto. Today we’ll take a closer look at this claim.

Morgan Freeman is the beloved actor with a velvety voice who has starred in roles ranging from God to a gravedigger, and everything in between. Today we celebrate the iconic actor with a list of lesser-known facts about his life and career.

An image shows a building which looks like a fingerprint when viewed from above. Is this building real or fake?

A story tells of two girls who were buried alive by their father, and saved 15 days later by a mysterious man dressed in white who had wounds on his hands. Is this story real?

Press reports in 1933 claimed that a Chinese man named Li Ching-Yuen had died at the age of either 197 or 256. Is this story real or fake?