Curious Ant

The Great Serpent Mound in Ohio is more than a 1,300-foot earthwork—
it’s a message from a civilization long gone,
its meaning still locked beneath centuries of silence.

#Folklore #AncientMysteries #Podcast

In Hell Divers, humanity survives in airships high above a ruined Earth… but when the brave few dive to the surface, they’re not just fighting for supplies — they’re fighting to live long enough to climb back up.

#PostApocalyptic

The Midnight Game began as a cruel pagan ritual, a punishment for those who defied the gods. By inviting the Midnight Man into your home, you’re not just playing—you’re surviving. Once the candle goes out, he’s near, and your only hope is to keep moving until 3:33 a.m.
#StorytellingSaturday

I’m rereading Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment and it’s still as chaotic, wild, and genetically winged as I remember.
✨ Mutant bird kids ✔️
✨ Secret labs ✔️
✨ Found family chaos ✔️
✨ FANG. Just… Fang.

#BookTalkTuesday #MaximumRide #CuriosityCrew #YAThrowback

The Mapinguari is said to roam the Amazon—over 7 feet tall, reeking of death, and covered in red fur.
Some believe it’s a surviving giant sloth with a second mouth on its stomach.
Its cries echo through the trees… just before it appears.
#Cryptids #Mapinguari #JungleMysteries

In 2013, Elisa Lam was found inside a sealed rooftop water tank at LA’s notorious Cecil Hotel. Security footage showed her behaving erratically in an elevator shortly before her death.
The tank was locked. The roof was alarmed.
The mystery remains unsolved.
#MysteryMonday #ElisaLam #CecilHotel

Finished The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham.
Imagine waking up blind… and the plants are moving and killing!
If you’re into slow-creeping dread and nature turning against us, it’s a must-read.
#AmReading #Triffids #PostApocalypticReads

The Antikythera Mechanism was found in a Roman-era shipwreck over 100 years ago. It’s an ancient Greek device with gears so precise, some call it the world’s first computer.
It tracked the stars, predicted eclipses… and its true purpose is still debated. #AncientMysteries #HistoryIsWeird

In 2013, a man in China woke up at his own funeral after being declared dead.
He told family he’d just been “resting.” 😳
The weird part? His body had no pulse for over 20 hours.

Explain that, science.

#WeirdWednesday #CuriositiesAndMysteries #WeirdFacts

Yes I heard about how one of the daughter might have been sleeping with the dad

In 1922, six people were murdered at Hinterkaifeck Farm.
Days before, they heard attic footsteps.
Their keys vanished. A newspaper appeared that no one bought.
After the murders…
The killer stayed. Ate their food. Fed their animals. Slept in their beds.
They were never found.
#TrueCrime #Paranormal

Ötzi the Iceman was frozen in ice for over 5,000 years—with an arrow in his back and secrets still buried in the Alps.
Since his discovery, several people linked to him have died under strange and sudden circumstances.
The curse lives on.

#MysteryMonday #IcemanCurse #TrueCrime #HistoryMystery

In 1974, a man claimed he survived inside a giant whale shark for 3 days after being swallowed near the Philippines.

He emerged, covered in mucus, and said he “saw nothing but darkness.”
#FactOrFictionFriday

In 1930, an entire Inuit village vanished from the shores of Lake Anjikuni in Canada.

Fires were still burning. Meals half-eaten. Dogs found starved and frozen.

No footprints. No signs of struggle. Just silence.

The RCMP never solved it.

#MysteryMonday #CuriosityCrew

In 1901, two women visiting Versailles claimed they slipped through time and saw Marie Antoinette sketching in the gardens. Their descriptions matched 18th-century details lost to history. Historians call it “The Moberly–Jourdain Incident.”
#MysteryMonday #TimeSlip #CuriosityCrew #HistoricalMystery

In 1948, an unidentified man was found dead on Somerton Beach in Australia. No wounds. No ID. Just a cryptic note in his pocket: “Tamam Shud.” To this day, no one knows who he was—or how he died.

#MysteryMonday #UnsolvedMystery #TrueCrime #CuriosityCrew #SomertonMan

A friend once told me: if you hear a knock at 3:33 AM, don’t answer. Not the door. Not the window. Just breathe. And wait. Because sometimes it’s not about who’s knocking—it’s about what might get in if you open anything.
#UrbanLegends #MidnightLore #SpookyThreads #CreepyChronicles

Some call it the Bennington Triangle—where hikers vanish without a trace in Vermont’s Green Mountains. Between 1945 and 1950, five people disappeared. No bodies. No clues. Just forest silence. #BenningtonTriangle #MysteryMonday #Unsolved #VermontMystery

Disappearances. Government coverups. And a book that blurs the line between science and conspiracy. This week, we’re spotlighting The Atlantis Gene by A.G. Riddle—a high-stakes thriller with ancient secrets buried beneath our DNA.
#BookTalkTuesday #TheAtlantisGene #ThrillerBooks #ConspiracyFiction

In 1971, a man known as D.B. Cooper hijacked a plane, demanded $200,000, and parachuted into the night—never to be seen again.
Despite one of the largest manhunts in history, his identity and fate remain unknown.
#MysteryMonday #UnsolvedMystery #CuriosityCrew

You’re traveling abroad. A loved one falls ill. You return with help—only to find the hotel room gone. No record. No trace. Just an empty hallway.
The chilling legend of the vanishing hotel room haunts travelers across the world.
#UrbanLegends #MissingHotelRoom #CuriosityCrew #UnsolvedMysteries

Some believe Easter’s roots trace back to ancient fertility festivals honoring goddesses like Ēostre—long before chocolate bunnies and egg hunts. And in a twist of fate, today’s also 4/20. Divine alignment or just a wild calendar day?
#CuriosityCrew #StrangeFactSunday #EasterMysteries #420

In 2010, Tokyo officials discovered that Sogen Kato, believed to be the city’s oldest man at 111, had actually died around 1978. His mummified body was found in his home, where his family had concealed his death for over 30 years to continue collecting his pension.
#MysteryMonday #TrueCrime #Japan

Ember and Stone by Megan O’Russell kicks off a gripping fantasy series packed with elemental magic, secret societies, and a heroine who won’t quit.
A fast-paced, magical rebellion that’s perfect for fans of danger, defiance, and destiny.
#BookTalkTuesday #EmberAndStone #FantasyReads

Have you ever heard someone say:
“They better never darken my door again.”
Old-timey insults just hit different.
You’re not just banned—you’re a shadow I never wanna see again. 🤣
#ThrowbackThursday #EerieIdioms #FolkloreVibes

In the 1960s, a winged creature with glowing red eyes haunted Point Pleasant, WV. Dubbed the Mothman, it was linked to eerie sightings, strange encounters, and even the tragic collapse of the Silver Bridge in 1967. A legend that still lingers. 🦇🔴 #MysteryMonday #Mothman

Legend has it that famous Latin actor Roberto Gómez Bolaños (El Chavo del 8) believed in mermaids so much that he built a house by the ocean just to spot one. It is said you can hear laughter in the house to this day. 😳😱 #WeirdWednesday #MermaidMystery

Ollantaytambo
This ancient Incan site has 50-ton stones transported across a river and up a mountain—with no wheels or modern tools! Some suggest the Incas used a lost plant-based acid to soften stone, while others believe they had advanced engineering techniques.
#StrangeFactSunday #Ollantaytambo

Finished Crawlerz: Book 1 by R.S. Merritt, and wow! The mix of fast-paced action, underground survival, and a terrifying new take on zombies had me hooked from page one. If you love post-apocalyptic thrillers where danger lurks around every corner, this one’s a must-read.🧟‍♂️🔥 #AmReading #Crawlerz

There’s a mysterious island in the Pacific that appears on maps but vanishes when explorers search for it. Some say it’s a cartographer’s mistake, others blame ancient curses.

Real or made-up? What do you think? 🌊🗺️ #CuriosityCrew #FactOrFictionFriday”