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RIP Judge Wapner.

There's no standard way to catalog anonymous texts, which makes them incredibly hard to find.

For years, no one knew where a stream of water from the Brule River in Minnesota ended up.

A diverse array of creatures provided comfort and combat.

Stuck in an 8-hour gridlock, the Tacos El Tajin truck made the best of a bad situation.

The four pieces of jewelry date back to the Iron Age.

Gerard Mercator's 16th-century attempt at mapping the Arctic includes such guesses as a giant whirlpool and polar pygmies.

There's video.

A Rockland County, New York, bomb squad eventually cleared the scene.

Only in the mountainous west was lightning a more common cause, a new paper reports.

They had been watching hockey.

In the 16th century, avoiding a sunburn meant being mute and looking super creepy.

This thing is incredibly lifelike.

It was a little bit the worse for wear.

Examining the enthusiasm for interspecies knitwear.

They enclosed a huge area, but for what purpose?

They DO look suspiciously like speed guns.

Since it launched in 2014, Daniel Bacchieri's Street Music Map has recorded the locations of some 1,200 artists spread across 93 countries.