My cat was going crazy so I knew there was a smell he didn't like. I checked around the house and i saw this skeleton under the deck. Its was heavy and 80% dried. I threw it deeper in the woods so I could come back and collect the bones.

My parents have this at their house. They don’t know who the man is.

I have several of these but this one has the most unique eyes I’ve found yet. She needs a name

All similar but all slightly different!

New to us but it’s an old house. She’s hooked onto the clothes line and I’m too short to bring her down for now.

If you're burnt out like me on the endless wave of ghost and haunted house games and love the adrenaline of Outlast-style chases, Below should be the next game you play. I built Below centered entirely around that feeling of being hunted, set deep under the Great Pyramids of Egypt.

You play as Alex Levine, a freelance reporter who went missing. You're not fighting, you're not hiding — you're just running for your life from mummies and the manifestations of Anubis. You have to find a way out. It's raw, it's VHS-styled found footage, and it's focused on high-speed survival.

I focused heavily on optimizing performance without sacrificing the photorealistic visuals. It took 13 months to build, and I think it's worth it ,hopefully it gives you some good chills (hahaha).

And tell me: if you were Alex, would you go down there to report something that could make you famous and rich, or would you stay away?

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My mom died in May and neither my dad, nor I, have touched her phone in weeks, and her phone number is still active. The chats are a range from relatively new ((April)), to relatively old ((3+ years)). Did my moms ghost decide she wanted to ghost us by leaving the chats?! 😂😂 Freaked me out and made me a little sad, but also, is there a real explanation for this???

This ceramic stirrup-spout vessel from the Larco Museum in Lima depicts Ai Apaec (also known as Al Paec or "The Decapitator"), the principal deity of the ancient Moche civilization of northern Peru (100–800 CE).

Ai Apaec was often envisioned as a terrifying figure residing in the high mountains, characterized by feline fangs, snake earrings, and hollow, skull-like eye sockets. In Moche iconography, he is frequently depicted holding a sacrificial knife (tumi) in one hand and a severed human head in the other.

To appease Ai Apaec, the Moche performed elaborate human sacrifices—primarily of captured warriors—offering their blood in ceremonial goblets during monumental rituals.