ZestVib

This Prehistoric Toothless Eel May Be Humans' Earliest Known Ancestor

When the fossilized remains of a tiny, eel-like creature were first discovered in Caithness, Scotland in 1890, scientists didnt know what to make of them. They clearly belonged to some sort of prehistoric fish, but where exactly it sat in the evolutionary tree of vertebrates remained unclear for more than a century until now.

What Happened On August 14th

Wellcome Library, LondonA depiction of Mary Blandys execution. Francis Blandy of Henley-on-Thames, England, falls into a coma and dies after his daughter Mary poisons him with arsenic. Francis had disapproved of Marys relationship with William Cranstoun, a married man from Scotland, and Mary claimed that she believed the arsenic was a love potion that would

10 Astonishing Sunken Ships From Around The World

Science ChannelMarine biologist and underwater archaeologist Michael Barnette inspects the Cotopaxi to confirm its measurements. The Bermuda Triangle has confounded generations of sailors and conspirators as countless planes and ships have gone missing in its mysterious stretch between Puerto Rico, Bermuda, and Miami. And according to Fox News, the merchant ship SS Cotopaxi was no

11 American Serial Killers Whose Crimes Are Almost Too Awful To Be Believed

MurderpediaPortrait of Belle Gunness. Last on the American serial killers list: one of the very first Black Widow American serial killers, Belle Gunness. She used cunning and deception to make a lot of money through insurance fraud. She also left a trail of nearly 40 bodies in her wake.

14 Historical Fashion Trends Best Left In The Past

The relentless human desire to be en vogue is not rooted in the 21st century; it is, in fact, a need that weve expressed throughout the millennia. These 14 bizarre fashion trends will make you look and think twice about how far people will go to be a fashion icon of their day.