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Of all the symbols of American independence, the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia is among the most famous. Its especially famous for its flaw: the large crack that runs up its side. So how did the Liberty Bell crack?

Susan Watts/NY Daily News Archive via Getty ImagesJohn A. Gotti, a.k.a. Junior, stands outside his house in Massapequa, New York in 1995. The son of John Gotti, Junior joined the Gambino family before ultimately leaving the criminal underworld.

Wikimedia CommonsA landslide into the Vajont Dam reservoir in Northern Italy triggered a 13-billion-gallon mega-tsunami that engulfed the region. Those who visit the Piave River Valley in Italy today would never suspect that the area was once subject to a massive and destructive dam disaster.

Like this gallery?Share it: Even in Australia the de facto home of terrifying animal footage and wildlife encounters it's not every day that you see a snake swallow a croc whole. Yet one intrepid photographer recently captured a series of images showing an enormous olive python (Liasis olivaceus) devouring a full-size Johnstone crocodile.

Liberty Libby German and Abigail Abby Williams were best friends who went everywhere together. In February 2017, they were about halfway through the eighth grade and had a day off from school in their small town of Delphi, Indiana.