5 Most Haunted Places in America


Despite its relatively short history, America’s cruel and violent past has made it a hotbed of ghost sightings and paranormal activity…


Despite its relatively short history, America’s cruel and violent past has made it a hotbed of ghost sightings and paranormal activity…

Presenting the 5 most haunted places in America:
Myrtles Plantation (Wikipedia): http://bit.ly/1htlTU3
The Kehoe House (KehoeHouse.com): http://bit.ly/1j9FSo2
Eastern State Penitentiary (NPR): http://n.pr/O6vt2m
Waverly Hills Sanatorium (Mysterious Universe): http://bit.ly/1eOkdfX
The Whaley House (Weird U.S.): http://bit.ly/1faSxrH

5 Extinct Animals That May Still Roam the Earth

5 mysterious animals thought to be extinct… but are they?

5 mysterious animals thought to be extinct… but are they?

Dig Deeper:

Woolly Mammoth
“Consensus dating of mammoth remains from Wrangel Island”. Radiocarbon, North America. March 2006. http://bit.ly/ZPfW8Y

Thylacine ( Tasmanian Tiger ):
“Tasmania’s Threatened Fauna Handbook”. Threatened Species Unit, Parks and Wildlife Service, Tasmania. 1999. http://bit.ly/144wqKg
“Thylacines”. Grant Museum of Zoology. April 2012. http://bit.ly/11FrXvn

Passenger Pigeon
“The Passenger Pigeon”. Encyclopedia Smithsonian. Smithsonian Institution. March 2001. http://bit.ly/ZPi8xw
“Cloning: Can it resurrect extinct species?”. BBC News. February 2012. http://bit.ly/17MuICD

Honshu Wolf
“Man continues 40-year search for extinct Japanese wolf”. The Asahi Shimbum. January 2013. http://bit.ly/11N1Tl2

Mokele-mbembe
“The hunt for Mokele-mbembe: Congo’s Loch Ness Monster”. BBC News Magazine. December 2011. http://bbc.in/11lhEwI