Mental Floss
The parks offer thrill seekers, ghost hunters, and the brave alike another reason to visit. 
Sharon Feldman|
How well do you know the macabre motifs of Halloween’s favorite writer? Try matching the Edgar Allan Poe quote to the spooky short story.
Kat Long|
The ultra-online Generation Z is still getting hoodwinked by text scams.
CaLea Johnson|
Just because seat belts make cars and planes safer doesn’t mean they’d do the same for trains, which are built differently, move differently, and, most importantly, seat their passengers differently. 
Tim Brinkhof|
See how America’s most-searched pumpkin-flavored items vary by region.
CaLea Johnson|
Take your shindig to even spookier heights with these haunting snacks.
Kaeli Conforti|
This riddle comes from a book published in 1835—can you figure out the answer?
Paul Anthony Jones|
It seems like virtually everything Stephen King has ever written has made it to the screen. As these seven books prove, that's not quite true.
Jake Rossen|
This cinnamon bun apple braid is the perfect fall mashup of warm, gooey, and absolutely delicious.
CaLea Johnson|
Your laundry routine might be outdated.
CaLea Johnson|
This isn‘t your average backyard bird.
CaLea Johnson|
Medicine has evolved dramatically over the last century, but that doesn’t mean unexplainable medical anomalies have disappeared. We’re covering a few of them in the latest episode of The List Show.
Kat Long|
The groundbreaking primatologist changed our understanding of what it means to be human.
Kate Horowitz|
Not all tales of poisoned Halloween candy are mere legend.
Beth Colman|
From ‘Physician Slumber’ to ‘The Foreigner,’ these terms are technically synonyms of Stephen King titles. How many can you get right?
Ellen Gutoskey|
For hikers who crave a little frisson of fear with their outdoor experience, these allegedly haunted trails and footpaths offer more than just crisp air and casual ascents. 
Julie Fogerson|
We give you an obscure word with four definitions—one correct, three made up. Can you identify the correct one?
Ellen Gutoskey|
A lot of evidence from real-life crime scenes does end up being stored inside the same type of container otherwise used to carry home-made lunches. But why?
Tim Brinkhof|
The popular baseball idiom for a rough estimate has been around for decades. But who coined it?
Jake Rossen|
One-episode wonders like ‘Emily’s Reasons Why Not’ and ‘Swamp Thing’ might be blips in TV history, but they’ll always hold a place in our hearts.
Rudie Obias|
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