Woman gives birth to a rabbit and other stories Stranger than Fiction (<>..<>)

These are some stories I found on a paranormal website (the paranormal section of about.com), they are so unbelievable I decided to title this "Stranger than fiction" because even the most imaginative authors haven't thought of things this weird. Well I'm not saying they are true, you got to doubt some a little, I mean woman gives birth the bunnies?!? Although you have to wonder if these aren't true...then why on Earth would someone make such a thing up? In the words of Lavar Burton from Reading Rainbow "don't take my word for it" read these and tell me what you think.

Bunny Babies? In 1726, Mary Toft was a 25-year-old married woman in Tazalming, England who had most unusual pregnancies. In August, after the miscarriage of a normal four-month-old fetus, Mary still seemed to show signs of being pregnant. A month later, she "gave birth" to what appeared to be the guts of a pig. Wait, it gets weirder. In October, so goes the story, she gave birth to a rabbit "with cats paws and head" Thereafter, she gave birth to one rabbit after another - 12 in all. There is a drawing of her ------> http://paranormal.about.com/library/weekly/aa091498.htm

(comment- What? After the pig guts I would have stopped trying for kids? And my other comment I probably shouldn't even say LOL)

The Disappearing Man? On September 23, 1880, David Lang disappeared from the face of the earth - and this was witnessed by five people. Lang had just stepped out of his house with his wife. His two children were playing in the front yard. Two neighbors were walking up the lane and could clearly see Lang. He started to cross a pasture to tend to some horses when he inexplicably vanished into thin air. An extensive search was made of the field for holes or some other explanation. But no trace of Lang was ever found. He simply ceased to exist.

Where did they all go? In November of 1930, all 30 inhabitants of an Eskimo village outside of Churchill, Canada disappeared without a trace. The village was left intact complete with dogs, food, guns, and even a needlework project in progress.

Humans with horns? Within an ancient burial mound near the town of Sayre in Bradford County, Pennsylvania, skeletons measuring approximately 7 feet in length were discovered in the 1800s. But the most remarkable feature of these tall skeletons was not their height, but the strange horn-like protrusions above the brow region on their skulls. It was estimated that they were buried around 1200 AD. According to some sources, the skeletons were sent to the "American Investigating Museum" in Philadelphia, and vanished.

About to Croak? A toad estimated to be over 6000 years old was freed from it's stony prison in 1865, by excavators in Durham, England. The live toad was found in a block of limestone 25 feet underground. Its eyes were reported to be especially bright, its hind claws were particularly long and the claws of its forefeet were turned in. It grew darker in color, from a pale color matching the stone it was found in to a darker olive brown. It appeared to have difficulty breathing as it made a barking sound from its nostrils.

Alien (<>..<>)

I don't know.

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