This Headless Chicken is Alive!

At Kunming, Yunan Province, China, a headless chicken weighing 2kg can be seen wandering around a grass patch next to a road on 30 July. Although, the head along with the eyes, mouth and face were missing, it is still able to move around as if looking for food. And it is constantly moving its neck from time to time to peck on the feathers on its body. The head was cut off leaving behind part of the brain and ears so it is still able to hear. Whenever any noise is heard, it would look in the direction of where the sound is coming from. Looking at this headless chicken is pretty scary for passer-bys. Even the dogs were scared off by the smell of blood, pulling their owners away from the scene. This chicken managed to survive for a couple of hours.

Toyol

THE TOYOL IS KNOWN TOE SHORT AND SMALL WITH A BULGING STOMACH,WIDE-EYED,AND WITH BIG POINTED EARS AND CHILDISH NATURE.TO DETER THE TOYL,LIVE CRABS ARE PLACED NEAR THE HOUSE.THE TOYOL IS BELIEVED TO BE FOND OF PAYING WITH THE CRABS UNTIL DAWN AND THUS NOT BE ABLE TO STEAL ANY MONEY.THERE AE SOME SLIGHT DIFFERENCES IN TOYOL FOLKLORE OF THE REGION,SUCH AS THAILAND,INDONESIA,THE PHILIPPINES OR BRUNEI HANTU YANG MENYERUPAI TOYOL MENGIKUT PERSPEKTIF BARAT.KELAKUANNYA SAMA,IAITU NAKAL,SUKA BERMAIN DAN BERSIFAT KEBODOH-BODOHAN. SOME WESTER GHOST RESEMBLES THE MALAY TOYOL.THEIR CHARACTER ARE IDENTICAL;MISCHIEVOUS,PLAYFUL AND

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Faces Of The Human Past

Judging from their astonishing paintings and engraved images of animals on the walls of European caves, people have been making pictures for at least thirty millennia.

In contrast, attempts by scientists and artists of our own day to make credible likenesses of the cave painters and their more remote evolutionary antecedents go back a mere 150 years. In fact, scientific evidence for prehistoric humans was not generally recognized much before then. Artists and scientists work to recreate Faces of the Human Past. [link]

Do Fairies Live At The Bottom Of Your Garden?

Don’t be silly! Of course they don’t! Or, do they?

What appears to be the mummified remains of a fairy have been discovered in the Derbyshire countryside… The remains were discovered by a local man, who wishes to remain anonymous, while walking his dog along an old Roman road situated between the villages of Duffield and Belper.

The remains, complete with wings, skin, teeth and flowing red hair have been examined by anthropologists and forensic experts who can confirm that the body is genuine. [link]