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10. The Giant Ground Sloth
You’ve probably, at some point, been caught up by the cuteness of sloths!! I mean, you can’t help but like them, all they do is climb through trees, and spend most of their lives sleeping- but their ancestors were entirely different beasts altogether.

9. Cave Bears
Cave bears lived across Europe and Asia until about 24,000 years ago. As the name would suggest, they are thought to have spent most of their lives in caves- but no-one knows this for sure. They got their name because the majority of their fossils have been found in caves. They were distant relatives of the brown bear and were a similar size- weighing up to 2,200 pounds. Imagine a sloth and a bear weighing the same thing!

8. Aurochs
Aurochs were one of the earliest species of cow, but they were nothing like the ones we see today. They were as tall as elephants, were incredibly powerful, and had giant horns that made them a significant threat. They were, for many thousands of years, the largest land mammals in Europe!! Unfortunately for them, increasing populations of humans who hunted them for food meant the end of the Auroch.

7. The Megalania
The Megalania prisca was a huge and deadly monitor lizard that lived in Australia until about 40,000 years ago. They grew to up to 30 feet long, and their name literally means ‘Ancient Giant Butcher’…. It was one of the dominant predators on the continent, and they were extremely venomous. But did they actually go extinct all those years ago?

6. Mastodon
Mastodons were large elephant-like animals that lived across North and Central America until about 10,000 years ago. Their herds roamed through forests, where they grazed on the vegetation. Remains of at least 4 different species of Mastodon have been found, with the American Mastodon being both the most famous, and last surviving type.

5. Arctic Ground Squirrel
Arctic Ground squirrels first came to prominence during the last ice age, with nests having been found that are more than 90,000 years old! Remember from the movie ICE AGE? That little squirrel was nutty but he could survive everything!!

4. The Short Faced Bear
The giant short-faced bear prowled across North America until about 11,000 years ago. It lived at a time when there was tough competition from animals like the dire wolf and American lion, but most would have stayed out of the way of this bear…

3. The Moa
New Zealand is famous for its unusual wildlife- because of its isolation and because of the lack of many different types of predators that are common in other places. Because of this, many species of birds flourished before humans began to hunt them, and one of the strangest ones was known as the Moa.

2. Sabre Tooth Cat
Sabre Tooth Cats were another species that lived worldwide until around 11,000 years ago. The name is actually misleading, because they weren’t related to modern cats, and actually have closer links to marsupials. They were very large creatures, with bear-like bodies, and the recognisable curved canine teeth that protruded from their mouths.

1. The Woolly Mammoth
Probably the most famous of ice age animals, there have been some mysterious encounters with the supposedly extinct woolly mammoth. In the 1500s until about the 1800s explorers in Alaska and Siberia reported seeing giant, hairy elephants roaming around. Native tribes would report there were hairy beasts that slept against trees but were very rare.

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9. Flamethrower Gauntlets
Fire is often a superpower that many people want to have despite its destructive capabilities. Usually, the problem with literal firepower is control. So for inventor Allan Pan, he wanted to give himself, and potentially others, a gadget that would ensure that the person would have control over the fire that they "make". So, he made punch-activated flamethrowers that would only work when certain criteria were met.

8. Bulletproof Armor
In this day and age there are many items that can make you "bulletproof" to a certain extent. However, most things, including Kevlar, SWAT shields, and more only protect a certain part of your body. The ideal scenario would be where “bullet proof” meant that our whole body could be protected from bullets. Former Mythbuster and grand inventor Adam Savage took on the challenge of making a literal suit of armor that would be bulletproof. But more specifically, he decided to make the Iron Man Mark II armor.

7. Electronics Control
Many tech companies have implemented strategies that are meant to allow users of various electronic devices to control them with simpler methods, including face recognition software or using voice commands. But, one company decided that they wanted to take that a step further and make it even easier. So they made the Thalmic Labs’ Myo Armband.

6. Super Strength
All of us have adrenaline and when it kicks in, it can give us a rush of extra strength needed to do incredible things. However, it's not constant, and will burn out, so many companies, including the military, have been working on a way to give soldiers constant superstrength in the field, and while it isn’t adrenaline, the solution is pretty cool. Exoskeletons!

5. Sticky Gloves
For the character Spider-Man, one of his important powers is that his skin (and by extension his suit) allows him to cling to just about anything (for the most part). Though believed to be fictional outside of certain animals, many companies, including the military have been working on making gloves that can do just that.

4. Thermal Cameras
A more basic superpower, but one that is still very useful, is the ability to use "super vision" to see inside a building to determine who or what is inside before you penetrate it. This can come in many forms, including X-Ray vision and even a radar sense like Daredevil. However, one that is actually in use by many law enforcement agencies today, is Thermal Vision cameras.

3. Flight
Flight continues to be one of the biggest things that humans want in terms of super powers. Mainly because even though we can fly in planes and helicopters, we can't just spread our wings and fly ourselves. Or at least, not yet. But over the many decades, the military and several private investors have tried to make their own jetpack, hovercraft, flying machines, and more.

2. Enhanced Hearing
Any enhancement of one of the five main senses can be considered a superpower, and to that end, enhanced hearing is something that is not only available, it's used regularly by many people in the form of hearing aids. In fact, there are some who use hearing aids to such effect that they feel they hear better than they ever heard before. Super hero gadgets are already at work!

1. Invisibility
Invisibility is right up there with flying for one of the top super powers that people want. While it may be seen as a pretty sneaky power, since why do you want to be invisible anyway? But, as you know it is a great way to hide if someone is after you or if you want to disappear in a crowd! I mean, I don’t know who is after you, but it was very useful for Harry Potter!

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10. Disappearance of Frederick Valentich
Fred Valentich was a young Australian pilot who was aiming to fly across the Bass Strait, a stretch of sea between the Aussie coast and the island state of Tasmania in 1978. Over the course of 5 minutes he described being followed at a distance of 4,500 ft (1372 m) by some sort of strange aircraft made of metal, that had 4 bright lights plus one green light on the exterior.

9. Red Rain of Kerala
If blood suddenly started raining down from the sky, you might think you’d walked into a horror movie. Well if you live in the Indian state of Kerala that kind of thing happens a lot. But don’t worry, it’s not actually blood!! Not blood as such, but red-coloured rain that has become the subject of much speculation since it was first officially noticed in 2001.

8. Jeannie Saffin Combustion
Doctors know a lot about how the human body works, but there are still many things that happen which are an outright mystery. One of those is spontaneous human combustion, a dramatic phenomena where allegedly people can just catch on fire without warning.

7. Man in the Iron Mask
Oh yes, he’s back! You remember him, from the movie with Di Caprio! Well if you thought that it was just a story, prepare to be surprised because the image of a poor guy locked up with a mask stuck on him was taken from real historical events! The top priority prisoner was held in the Parisian fortress known as the Bastille between 1669 and 1703.

6. Sonic Attacks
We seem to live in an increasingly unstable world, and this was underlined late last year when some weird attacks took place against American diplomats in Cuba. People complained of having hearing problems, dizziness and disorientation among other symptoms at the US Embassy in Havana.

5. Vile Vortices
Areas like the Bermuda Triangle are famous as locations where boats and planes mysteriously vanish, never to be seen again. However this isn’t the only place where bizarre disappearances take place. There’s also the South Atlantic Anomaly and the Dragon’s Triangle. What is it about weird stuff and triangles? Question for another time perhaps…!

4. Who was Kaspar Hauser?
Kaspar Hauser was a teenager found wandering around Nuremberg, Germany in 1828. He was about 16 years old and seemed muddled and confused and he barely knew how to speak. This kid became known as the Wild Child of Europe and he became extremely famous!

3. Oak Island Money Pit
The Canadian land mass of Oak Island, which is found off Nova Scotia, is said to be the site of a fabled treasure believed to date back to the days of piracy. In the late 18th century, a teenager noticed lights on Oak Island and so the next day, he and some friends went to investigate who might have been there.

2. Finding Noah’s Ark
We all know the story of Noah’s Ark, where Noah was warned that a flood was coming, and built a large boat (the Ark) to save himself and his family and all the animals that went in two by two. There’s also that Russell Crowe movie but that’s a little crazy. Let’s focus on the traditional story, which seemed to be backed by scientific evidence in 2007 after a discovery in Turkey!

1. The Wow! Signal
The Wow Signal is probably the most appropriately-named radio signal from the stars in history! Astronomers working at the famous Big Ear telescope based at Ohio State University in 1977 recorded a very strange sound from space! It was a 72 second burst of radio waves and on the reading, the astronomer wrote Wow! Next to it in red pen!

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10. The Star With 7 Earths
The search for exoplanets in other star systems, for the past decade, has revealed thousands of other worlds, but there’s one star with a particularly unusual setup. Known as the Trappist-1 system, named for the telescope in Chile that first detected 2 of the planets, there are a total of 7 Earth-sized planets orbiting the star. They are made of rock, are all closer to their star than the earth is to the sun, and could even be home to large volumes of water.

9. Moon Stripes
As we explore our own solar system in greater detail than ever before, researchers are continually discovering mysterious features in the most unlikely of places. NASA’s Cassini probe orbited Saturn between 2004 and 2017, where it studied both the planet itself and its moons. Images that were sent back of one of the moons, Dione, showed a series of long, narrow, bright stripes across the surface.

8. The ‘Egg’ Rock
As one of our closest neighbors, Mars has fascinated civilizations since its first discovery and, other than our own planet, it is the most explored place in our Solar System. While the search for life on the red planet has so far been a fruitless endeavor, NASA's Curiosity rover discovered something very unusual in 2016. Known as the ‘egg’ rock, this dark and smooth object stands out from the Martian landscape. It was found on the slope of Mount Sharp and, at first, was a complete mystery.

7. Hypervelocity Stars
The structure of the Universe, as we know it, relies on certain principles. One of which is that planets orbit around stars, and stars orbit around large central structures, that are thought to be supermassive black holes, to form what we call galaxies. There are some places where things don’t quite make sense, though. In the farther reaches of the Milky Way, for example, there are stars that move at a high enough speed to escape the gravitational pull of the galaxy.

6. Dust Moons
How many moons are there around the Earth? The obvious one, of course, is the one that’s responsible for the oceanic tides and illuminating the night sky, but the interaction of the gravitational forces between the moon and the earth causes something strange to happen. The moon and earth are constantly tugging at each other, but there are 5 points in space where their gravitational forces balance each other out.

5. Titan’s Magic Island
The largest of Saturn's moons is Titan- so big, in fact, that it's larger than the planet Mercury. It's been a source of interest for researchers and a focal point of the Cassini probe that recently investigated Saturn and its moons. Titan has large oceans that are made up of liquid methane and ethane, something that's possible because of the extreme temperatures there. It rarely gets above -290°F. (-179°C)

4. An Exomoon
The Kepler telescope changed the face of deep space exploration by discovering thousands of exoplanets before going out of service just last month, in October of 2018. While planets were discoverable by the effect their orbit has on the strength of light that’s seen from their star, there remain other objects that scientists wanted to be able to detect that don’t have such a noticeable effect- namely moons.

3. Gravitational Waves
Gravitational waves are the ripples in the fabric of space-time that are caused by some of the most powerful processes in the Universe. They were first theorized by Albert Einstein in 1916, but it would take almost 100 years for the waves to actually be seen. They were first identified in February of 2016 by a team of scientists who were looking at the merging of two black holes.

2. Oumuamua
Of all the space rocks that continually pass by our planet, one of the most interesting is Oumuamua or, to give it its official title, 1l/2017 U1. This cigar-shaped object was first discovered when it was 21 million miles away from Earth, and moving away from the sun.

1. ‘Nemesis’
Our solar system is made up of the sun at the center, and a number of planets, asteroids, and various rocks and pieces of debris orbiting it… while it may seem like that’s the way it has been and always will be that’s not actually the case.

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8. Flying Tiger Line Flight 739
On March 14, 1962, a Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation Propliner departed from Travis Air Force Base in California with 93 US Army Rangers, three South Vietnamese soldiers, and nine civilian flight crew members aboard. Charter flight 739 was operated by Flying Tiger Line on behalf of the Military Air Transport Service.

7. The Zanetti Ghost Train
On July 14, 1911, three newly-built Zanetti train cars carrying 100 passengers and six crew members departed from Rome, Italy. The first anticipated landmark was a recently constructed, one-kilometer-long tunnel that cut through the Lombard mountains. The train entered, but never exited, the tunnel.

6. Vanishing Truck & Trailer
One night in 2012, an Australian man known only as “Mike” met with a friend in the Melbourne suburb of Clayton. He headed home around midnight. There were no other cars on the road. As Mike approached a shopping district, he noticed a vehicle fast approaching in his rear view mirror.

5. The Witchcraft
In December 1967, a 23-foot luxury yacht named Witchcraft lived up to its name by vanishing off the Miami coast, near the edge of the notorious Bermuda Triangle. At the helm was hotel owner and experienced yachtman Dan Burack, joined by his friend, Father Patrick Horgan. The pair planned to view the holiday lights of the Miami shoreline.

4. The Luanda 727
On May 25, 2003, a decommissioned Boeing 727-223 aircraft began taxiing erratically down the runway at Quatro de Fevereiro Airport in Luanda, Angola, with its lights and transponder off and no communication between its operators and air traffic control. It took off without clearance, headed southwest toward the Atlantic Ocean, and was never seen again.

3. Wagon 107462
In November 2014, a company called Indian Potash Limited booked a cargo train parcel to transport compost from Andhra Pradesh to Uttar Pradesh. When the wagon failed to reach its destination, the owner of its contents contacted the railways. However, the public transporter was unable to track down the coach.

2. SS Baychimo
After a brief stint as a German trading vessel and being given to Great Britain as a World War I reparation, the SS Baychimo fell under the ownership of the Hudson Bay Company. It voyaged regularly across the Atlantic between Scotland and Canada, trading with Inuit tribes.

1. Disappearing Silver Car
The phenomenon of cars vanishing into thin air seems surprisingly common, as evidenced by the tales of various Reddit users. One user, who goes by “pixelpants,” noticed a silver car with a female driver pull into their driveway as he or she was putting dishes away. This baffled the individual, who lives at an end with nowhere to turn around.

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8. BATTERSEA POWER STATION, LONDON
There are two identical decommissioned coal power generating stations at the Battersea Power Station in south London, which is located along the Thames River. The first station, known as Battersea A Power Station, was built in the 1930’s; the second, Battersea B Power Station, was constructed during the 1950’s.

7. WOLA GASWORKS, POLAND
The abandoned Warsaw Gasworks, also known as the Wola Gas Company, is one of Europe’s, and perhaps the world’s, most pristine examples of late 19th and early 20th century industrial architecture. You know, if you're into that sort of thing. The neoclassical structures that make up the complex were built in 1888. They were destroyed during World War II, in 1939, and were thereafter immobilized.

6. PATAREI PRISON, ESTONIA
On the outskirts of the Old Town of Tallinn on the north coast of Estonia lies Patarei Prison. It was originally built as a sea fortress in 1820, but was used as a high-security prison facility by the Soviets during their occupation of the country from 1944 to 1991, and was considered one of the scariest places in Estonia.

5. ARGENTIERA, SARDINIA, ITALY
Argentiera was a silver- and lead-mining town on the Italian island of Sardinia that thrived into the 1940’s. Silver had been mined here since the ancient era of the Romans and Phoenicians, and was an important commodity within the Roman economy.

4. GEAMANA, APUSENI MOUNTAINS, ROMANIA
Located near Geamana, the Rosia Poieni mine was once Europe’s second-largest copper mine and employed around 500 people. During the 1970’s, copper was discovered in the hills above the Romanian village of Geamana. In the spring of 1977, the villagers’ lives were turned upside-down, as representatives and prospectors working for the then-dictator Nicolae Ceausescu arrived and essentially told them to pack up and prepare to move elsewhere.

3. BURLINGTON BUNKER, ENGLAND
This 35-acre underground property in England was kept a complete secret from the public until it was decommissioned in 2004. Unbeknownst to even the local population, it was located 100 feet underneath the churches, homes, and cobblestone streets of Corsham, a quaint market town in Wiltshire. The already-existing set of limestone caves underneath the small city made it an ideal location for the bunker.

2. CIUDAD REAL CENTRAL AIRPORT, SPAIN
When you think of creepy abandoned places, one of the first things that probably comes to mind is an old, decrepit building. However, that’s not always the case. Located 120 miles (200 km) south of Madrid, Spain, the Ciudad Real Central Airport was in operation for just three years before it closed in 2012.

1. CZESTOCHOWA TRAIN GRAVEYARD, Poland
In the city of Czestochowa (Ches-to-kova) in Poland, there’s an abandoned train depot that was once a bustling transportation hub that connected the Warsaw-Vienna railway with the rest of Europe. The railway opened in 1846 and is one of the reasons the city became one of Russian Poland’s leading industrial centers.

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10. Violet Sabrewing
One of the most abundant species of hummingbird in the Americas, the Violet Sabrewing, can be found in mountainous forests from southern Mexico all the way south to western Panama. While most people associate the word “hummingbird” with a tiny and dainty specimen, the Violet, is in actual fact, a large and spectacular birdie reaching the approximate size of a sparrow.

9. Iridescent Shark
If you’re wondering why you may have never heard of this shark before, it’s probably because it isn’t really a shark. It’s a species of shark catfish but looks kind of like a shark to some degree. They are native to rivers of Southeast Asia and are bred for their meat known as swai. They have been spreading around the world and environmental groups have begun to find them in rivers in Colombia, South America and they are very worried it could become a threat to endangered species.

8. Blue Morpho Butterfly
These winged beauties are labeled as one of the most emblematic and beloved of all the butterfly species because of their size and vivid blue coloring. These shimmering wings reflect the light making the Blue Morpho butterfly easy to spot in the Amazon Rainforest. They are found in forests throughout Central and South America, and at six inches long with a wingspan of about 20 centimeters, they are recognized as one of the largest butterflies in the world.

7. Sea Sapphire
These tiny critters look like gemstones flashing in the sun! Known as the Sapphirina copepod, they are also called the rice of the sea since they are at the bottom of the food chain! Some people think they are the most beautiful ocean creature in the world.

6. Cuckoo Wasp
Also known as emerald wasps, these guys definitely grab your attention, even though they are no larger than the average housefly. It moves fast and has a beautiful iridescent blue-green color. Unfortunately, the Cuckoo Wasp is actually a parasite, and just like the Cuckoo bird, they lay their eggs in the nests of other species, usually bees and other wasps. Hence the name.

5. Sunbeam Snake
Sunbeam snakes prefer humidity and dampness, and usually live in damp, loose soil near water, and are mostly found in Southeast Asia. These snakes are known for their highly iridescent scales, and while the head scales are made up of larger plates, the ventral scales are slightly smaller. They usually emerge at dusk to feast on amphibians, snakes, rodents, and carrion (so basically everything).

4. Peacock
If we are going to be technical, the correct terminology here would actually be Peafowl – where the male is the Peacock, and the female is called a Peahen. (But I wouldn’t really worry about that, because no one goes around saying “peafowl” anyway!

3. Paua Snail (Abalone)
Paua is a Maori name that is appointed to three species of edible sea snails. These sea slugs are most commonly found in shallow coastal waters along the rocky shorelines in New Zealand, Australia, Japan, the west coast of the US, and South Africa. The massive sea snails feed on seaweed and survive the strong ocean tides by clinging to rocks, using their large muscular foot.

2. Jewel Beetle
Jewel Beetles have been prized for their beauty since ancient times, especially in Asia. Their iridescence is their trademark, and these critters come in varying shades of red, blue, orange, green, yellow, and black. The beetle sheds its exoskeleton when it molts, revealing a brand new, sparkly outer plate!

1. Blue-ringed Octopus
Found in the coral reefs of the Indian and Pacific and oceans, from Japan all the way to Australia, the Blue-ringed Octopus may be tiny, but this little guy is one of the most venomous animals in the world!!
They can range from the size of a golf ball to the size of a human hand, and their brownish-yellow coloring helps them blend into their surroundings.

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9. Life-Sized Decoys
A species of orb spider found living off the coast of Taiwan builds life-sized replica models of themselves to act as decoys for predators. These spiders decorate their webs with material such as parts of plants or the remains of their prey that is similar to their own coloring and make these strange-looking ornaments.

8. Cartwheeling Spider
It might not seem that a species of spider native to the sand dunes of the Namib Desert in southern Africa would have much to worry about. But the Golden Wheel Spider has had to adapt to protect itself from its predators, namely spider wasps. Because this species of spiders builds burrows below the surface of sand dunes and wanders around the desert in search of insects, they are more susceptible to being preyed upon.

7. Spitting Spiders
With 239 species that span across the globe, spitting spiders do not sit and wait for predators to come for them. Armed with a venomous silk spray, these spiders have similar coloring and long delicate legs that resemble the more dangerous brown recluse spider.

6. The Brazilian Wandering Spider
Known as the world's deadliest spider, the Brazilian Wandering Spider is similar to the Golden Wheel Spider in that it doesn't build a web but instead walks the jungle floor at night looking for prey.

5. The Bolas Spider
The Bolas Spider might just be one of the most remarkable we've ever discovered. One of its superpowers is the ability to lure moth species by mimicking the pheromones they give off. Even more incredible is the fact that the spiders are able to change the blend of pheromone through the night as a way to attract the species that are active at different times. Pretty advanced, don’t you think?

4. The Funnel Web Spider
The Funnel Web Spider can be found in Australia, and as most animals from there, it is anything but average. At least, its lair isn’t. If you happen to be in the humid forest regions of the east coast and highlands of Australia or maybe even in the drier open forests of the Western Slopes, be sure to look down.

3. The Goliath Bird-Eating Tarantula
With a leg span about the size of a dinner plate, (more than 12 inches), the Goliath Bird Eating Spider is the second largest spider in the world, after the giant huntsman. These brown spiders have a lot of special hairs called urticating hair covering their bodies which are extremely irritating. They will off these microscopic barbed hairs and aim straight for the eye which is great for defense.

2. The Green Lynx Spider
The Green Lynx spider is one of the largest native species of spiders found in the United States. The adult spiders can spit venom up to eight times its body length. The spray tastes bitter and irritates the human eye, as people have shared from experience. When a World War II era soldier described seeing one of these spiders, it actually sprayed him in the eyes and cause impaired vision.

1. Fringed Jumping Spider
The Fringed Jumping Spider is a skilled hunter from Australia with several superpowers. For one, they are able to leap up to 50 times their own body length! Found in habitats ranging from the Savannah Woodland to the rain forest, these spiders make their webs among rocks, in bark or foliage.

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