Experts said the animal captured in the footage was likely the long-lost wolf breed.Céline David Desjardins Experts believe the lone wolf captured on camera belongs to the long-lost gray wolf species of Europe.
A European gray wolf may have been spotted in France’s Normandy region in what could be the first appearance of the species in the territory in 100 years.
According to local news outlet Francetvinfo, the extremely rare sighting was captured by a surveillance camera setup a few miles north of the town of Londinières. Read More...
See Francis Frith's pioneering photos of the Middle East of the 19th century. The Great Pyramid and the Great Sphinx of Giza, Egypt, 1858.Wikimedia Commons/Francis Frith Grand Abu Simbel Temple, Nubia, southern Egypt, 1857.The Metropolitan Museum of Art/Francis Frith The pyramids of Sakkara, Egypt, 1858.Wikimedia Commons/Francis Frith The Ramesseum temple at Thebes, Egypt, circa 1858-1859.New York Public Library/Francis Frith Luxor, Egypt, 1862.New York Public Library/Francis Frith Colossi and Sphynx at Wady Saboua, Nubia, southern Egypt, 1857. Read More...
When the headless body was found, experts estimated he died within the last decade. They were off by about half a century.DNA Doe ProjectNo known photograph of Joseph Henry Loveless exists, but researchers created this composite using images of his closest relatives and written descriptions of him.
When the headless corpse of an unknown man was found in the Civil Defense Caves in Dubois, Idaho in 1979, nobody could’ve guessed that it would take 40 years to identify it, much less that it would belong to a notorious criminal. Read More...
