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The sea bunny's fluffy white 'ears' are rhinophores chemically reading seawater molecules; its spotted coat broadcasts toxin harvested from the sponges it eats — softness as a warning label.

Dug from a Suffolk garden in 1939, the Sutton Hoo helmet's iron face-mask — with its dragon-eyebrow crest — belonged to a king whose name no one can agree on.

Wii Sports shipped inside every Wii console sold — 82.9 million units — making it the best-selling sports game ever made, played by grandmothers who had never held a controller and eight-year-olds competing at the same level.

Jean Van de Velde stood on the 18th hole of the 1999 Open Championship needing only a double bogey to win, then waded barefoot into the Barry Burn, made a seven, and lost in a playoff.

A segment of new parents encapsulate and swallow their own placenta, citing hormonal benefits; no peer-reviewed evidence supports the claim. One Oregon infant contracted group B streptococcus from a contaminated capsule.

In 1989, KKR bought RJR Nabisco — cigarettes and Oreos under one roof — for $25 billion in a feeding frenzy that spawned a bestselling book and a defining Wall Street myth. Who actually won?

Foucault spent his last years cruising San Francisco bathhouses while dying of AIDS — a fact he reportedly knew. The man who said power invented sexuality lived the argument to its end.

D. B. Cooper hijacked Northwest Orient Flight 305 on November 24, 1971, demanded $200,000 and four parachutes, then jumped into a Pacific Northwest storm at night. Only $5,800 of the ransom ever surfaced — buried in a riverbank.

Christine Jorgensen's 1952 surgery in Copenhagen ran above the fold on the New York Daily News front page, displacing Korean War coverage — a former Army private from the Bronx who became the face of a possibility millions had never heard named.