What is a 72-hour backpack? This article covers recommended items from U.S. and European governments, the controversy around the 72h concept, the critical need to carry water in real crises, what happens when you step out with no plan, and the risk of becoming a target

The largest sharks that ever existed. What is known about them and why they became extinct. Can they still exist?

The phenomenon began as radical risk tourism. Today it has become a subculture, the subculture of stalkers. Scavengers, trespassers, adventurers, loners, killers, explorers and robbers

This is what the hacker uncovered inside military and NASA computers; reverse‑engineering UFOs, USSS spacecraft, and non‑terrestrial officers

Yoga as practiced in the Western countries is an invention of the late 19th century, created specifically to be marketed to affluent Westerners. This article explains the genesis of modern yoga, how it spread to the West and "the dark night of the soul", the risks of yoga and meditation

A jungle shortcut road that never was and an abandoned highway bridge in the middle of the jungle sticking out among the treetops, which appears to have been transported by several helicopters and dropped in the middle of nowhere in the tropical forest

Los pilotos de la Luftwaffe se regían por un código de caballerosidad aérea, según el cual se abstenían de ametrallar a aviadores aliados que hubiesen saltado en paracaídas

All about the world's most famous pair of paranormal investigators, the methodology they followed, the museum and the most famous cases including the Amityville horror and the Annabelle doll

Exclusively for col2.com, BadMedium's diaries recounting his psychic and paranormal experiences in first person. In this first installment, an introduction to badmedium

...and on the stationary bikes there were two passengers pedaling to warm up before jumping into the water. The tennis player Norris Williams and his father