In her revenge, Boudica and her army cut people up, impaled them on skewers, and crucified and hanged them.

After John Callahan was paralyzed following a drunken car crash, he learned to draw cartoons with both hands, went to rehab, and had is politically incorrect cartoons published in dozens of magazines and newspapers.

Comfort women were women and girls taken from occupied territories by Japan's Imperial Army during World War II and used as sex slaves in what were called comfort stations. Their struggle didn't come to light until decades later.

A team of scientists worked together to reconstruct the face of a teenager using a 9,000-year-old skull found in Greece.

Bicycle Day is known as the day Albert Hofmann took a ride on a bike and made a groundbreaking discovery at the same time.

The Black Swallower shouldn't be judged by its size: it can swallow fish over twice its size in a single bite.

Are you experiencing black death symptoms? The Bubonic Plague isn't nearly as prevalent as it used to be, but it's not completely eradicated.

A scientist was able to capture a photo of a single atom without the use of a microscope.

Researchers found bones and skulls from 8,000 years ago in a burial ritual that they don't understand themselves.

Though rhino poaching is historically more common in this region, the man was found in what is considered lion territory.

Harold Holt was prime minister of Australia for less than two years before he went for a swim and never came back.