Today in history, the illegitimate son of King Henry VIII dies at 17 years old, Ford sells its first car, and Amy Winehouse dies of alcohol poisoning.

Sometimes, our best travels happen after we die. These famous corpses exemplify just that.

The "shoot-on-sight" policy at India's Kaziranga national park saw more poachers killed by guards than rhinos killed by poachers in 2015.

American actress, known for roles in La La Land, Happy Day and TV series Mary + Jane. In Issue Magazine she wrote down "Height: 5'4, Weight: Perfect...

Nikolai Dzhumagaliev earned his nickname "Metal Fang" after being fitted with an unusual set of white metal dentures.

Gretchen Harrington was killed while walking to Bible camp in 1975. Now, the pastor of a church running the camp has been charged with her murder.

More people get bit by New Yorkers than sharks every year, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't fear nature's greatest predator.

On her YouTube and MySpace profiles, 15-year-old Alyssa Bustamante listed her hobbies as "killing people" and "cutting."

The zoo reported that "experts believe she is the only solid-colored reticulated giraffe living anywhere on the planet."

The tomb contained a number of grave goods, including beads, necklaces, and a golden myrtle wreath.