Strange Tales

A new video allegedly filmed over Nellis Air Force Base on April 19, 2026 is spreading fast across UFO channels. Here is what the clip shows and why it is dividing viewers.

A TikTok video showing what appeared to be a skinwalker figure near an Ohio school at night went viral in February 2026, then spread to Twitter by April. We break down what the video shows, why believers are convinced, and what the debate looks like now.

A new Alberta clip credited to Mystcam shows a tall figure striding through an open valley, and cryptid feeds are treating the footage like the kind of daylight Bigfoot moment that almost never arrives.

An Oklahoma animal attack turned into the latest Dogman obsession after cryptid watchers flooded the case with theories. Here is what happened, why the story exploded, and what the DNA results changed.

Buried beneath the Gobi, red as blood and lethal on contact: the Mongolian death worm remains one of those cryptids that sounds too pulp-perfect to survive and somehow never disappears.

A white orb said to plunge into the ocean off Kuwait and rise back out again has become one of those modern UFO legends that keeps returning whenever underwater UAP talk surges back into public view.

Netflix’s Trust Me: The False Prophet has pushed Samuel Bateman back into the spotlight, but the deeper reason the story lingers is that he turned splintered prophecy into a fresh nightmare inside the FLDS world.

An 1891 Texas newspaper story claimed a fallen meteorite gave off poisonous effects and left people sick. More than a century later, the tale still survives through clippings, reposts, and retellings.

The 2007 Costa Rica UFO sighting keeps resurfacing because the Motorola Razr footage still feels like one of those clips that should have been solved by now.

A close look at the viral three-photo sequence from Antoine’s Restaurant in New Orleans, what commenters think they see, and the ordinary camera effects that may explain the figure.

The Kola Superdeep Borehole did not record literal screams from hell, but the real science behind the deepest hole ever drilled is strange enough on its own.