A 2022 urbex video showed human-shaped objects in a basement pool. A 2026 lead points to a former Changchun hospital, but neither the site nor the objects have been verified.
In 1973, an Illinois man reported a three-legged creature outside his home. A later sociological study examined how the Enfield Horror became an enduring cryptid legend.
David Choque covered his El Alto home with horned sculptures tied to Andean mining traditions. Neighbors feared occult activity, but the allegations were never substantiated.
Bamboo, an escaped eight-foot Asian water monitor, spent more than two months loose around homes in Davie, Florida, before wildlife officers captured it.
Three people reported attacks by an unidentified animal near Lebanon, New Hampshire. Police suspected a gray fox or fisher, but rabies was never confirmed.
Two rabies-positive raccoons appeared in Westlake Village within weeks. Six workers were referred for exposure follow-up as officials investigate a bat-linked variant.
In 2017, the Koshe landfill collapsed onto homes in Addis Ababa. Survivor accounts and later reports reveal the human cost and disputed toll.
A burning garbage dump in Hyderabad concealed human remains. Police investigated a suspicious death, but early reports conflicted on key details.
A 2019 garbage disposal surprise went viral and reopened a strange chapter of New York City plumbing history.
At Yukon's Caribou Hotel, restoration workers reported lights without utility power, empty-staircase footsteps, and camera glitches. The haunting remains unverified.
From New York's African Burial Ground to Philadelphia, Tampa, and San Francisco, construction uncovered graves hidden beneath modern development.
A 2005 Eldon House boiler repair led to reports of sudden physical sensations and vanishing shoes. The alleged diary connection remains unverified.