China Baby Born with a Penis on the Back Shock the World

The tot was born to farmer dad Li Jun, 30, and his unnamed wife, who live in Hejian city in central China's Henan province.

Surgery

But he was rushed to Tianjin Childrens' Hospital on May 27 for surgery to remove his extra manhood.


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The rare condition, the first for Tianjin Childrens' Hospital, is called fetus in fetu (FIF).

Doctors, who spent over three hours removing the extra penis on June 6, said he was fine following surgery.

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Grieving Relatives Discover 'Dead' Man's Heart Still Beating

2010-01-12
CHENGDU: Medics at a hospital in Neijiang, Sichuan province, have come under fire after declaring the victim of a traffic accident dead and sending the man's body to a funeral home when his heart was still beating.

However, Zhang Houming, a construction worker, died about an hour after relatives discovered the error at the funeral home last Friday. He was 46.



Zhang was pronounced dead the first time after his motorcycle collided with a bus as he returned home with his 23-year-old son Zhang Haibo, at about 2:30 pm that day. The son, who worked with his father at the same construction site in Lingjia town, was knocked unconscious in the collision.

An ambulance arrived at the scene about two hours later, and its driver blamed traffic for the delay.

Zhang's colleague surnamed You said it took him less than an hour to get to the work site from his house, which is located in the city center, and using his electric bike.

"I can't believe an ambulance drives slower than my bike," he said...

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Russian Priests Battle Out with Demonic Hordes

This video is featured in our article on the exorcisms being conducted in Russian Orthodox Churches across Russia. The video includes excerpts of actual exorcisms conducted by Russian priests.

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Mongolian Death Worm, Real or Fake?

Many have wonder if they exists. this video explains it to you and you form your own conclusion

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Cryptozoology-Flower found in Vietnam

The ornamental apricot tree of Mr Dinh Tho in Da Nang City is now in bloom. The strange thing is that all the flowers on the tree have more than 100 petals, while other apricot flowers have 6-9 petals only.

The apricot flowers with 100 petals in Dinh Tho’s garden
Mr Tho said that this is a ha hong diep – a kind of apricot. The tree has been flowering for three years, and the flowers have 90-100 petals, and sometimes they have 120 petals.



The tree-trunk of the apricot tree looks normal, like other apricot trees in Mr Tho’s garden, which consists of 60 trees. All the apricot flowers in his garden are big and consist of many petals, making them look like daisies.

Vo Van Tien, former director of the city department of agriculture and rural development, also said that he had never seen flowers with as many petals as Mr Tho’s. He said that every apricot flower just has 6-7 or nine petals at maximum.

First published vietnamnet.vn on 04/01/2007
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Travelers, beware the Philippines Tikbalang (Horse Demon)

The male version of this Horse Demon is known as Tikbalang or Tigbalang is a half-man and half-horse creature. It has a horse's head, the body of a human but with the feet of the horse. It travels at night to rape female mortals. The raped women will then give birth to more Tikbalang or Anggitay.



Anggitay is the female counterpart of Tikbalang. Anggitay is a female centaur, sometimes also said to have a unicorn horn in the middle of her forehead. They fancy precious gemstones, and jewelries just like any other women. Anggitay always appear during rains where the sky is clear.

They cause travelers to lose their way particularly in mountainous or forest areas. In northern regions, the Tikbalang is considered a nuisance but generally harmless. Travelers can easily stop the pranks by turning their own shirt inside out and asking the Tikbalang to stop bothering them.

The stories of Tikbalang from southern regions paint the creature as a much more sinister monster. When angered (and he angers easily), the Tikbalang will stamp you to death. To tame the beast, the person must pluck the one of three unusually long hairs found in its mane. After that, the Tikbalang is your slave.

Tikbalangs are very playful with people, and they usually make a person imagine things that aren't real. Sometimes a Tikbalang will drive a person crazy. Legends say that when rain falls while the sun is shining, pair of Tikbalangs is being wed. (Tikibalang and Anggitay)

Since horses only arrived in the Philippine archipelago during the Spanish invasion (thus, the borrowed term 'Kabayo'), there is a theory that the image of a half-horse, half-man creature was propagated by the conquistadors to keep the natives afraid of the night. There are stories claiming that the Tikbalang are actually half-bird, half-man creatures, much like the Japanese Tengu.

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Asia's Lost Treasure of WW2 is in Philippines

During the Japanese occupation of Asia of world war 2 whereby Japan was conquering much lands of asia as part of their empire led by general Yamashita, much of the treasures across of asia that was found was being send to one particular place for keeping.



This place eventually became the place whereby any treasures that the Japanese has found would be send to this common point of storage for the Japanese empire. This place was located in the Philippines in a certain very remote forest. There was a guardian or a so called protector of this place. This keeper guarded and protected theses treasures with his life for many years and had very little contact with people of outside.

When the war was over, this keeper was still unaware of it and still continued to guard and protect the treasures. One fine day when reports of people being unknowingly and mysteriously killed in a certain particular place was told, this resulted in people who went to find out what was going on?

When they came to know of the existance of the person behind and the reason why, it brought about many treasure seekers and hunters and eventually this Japanese soldier was finally being brought out to the outside world. He was too shocked and could not belived that war was lost. It was something unaccpetable to him.

Although he no longer return to the forest anymore after learnning what has happened after so many years, the secrets of the hidden treasures of asia was not being revealed. It was even said that he commited suiside to join his fellow comrades.

After this incident, the local government send batches of well trained and experienced commandos and gurellias as well as scouts together with many other people of various professions and expertists to find the treasures. However, after much efforts and long durations of finding, it still remained unknown till today.

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Western and Chinese Vampire comparison

what we know of the western vampire is very common but how about Chinese vampire? here is one that compares.

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Orel Region Father Valdimir Russia Exorcism

Source: Paranormal.about.com

Is the world becoming more evil? Does Satan have a firmer grip on humanity today than he ever has? Many people believe the answer is yes, which may explain the dramatic rise in exorcisms being performed in countries all around the world and Russia.



Father Valdimir in the Orel region of Russia depicts an exorcism being performed on a man in his early twenties for about 5½ hours in Moscow. The young man had been plagued by disembodied voices and depression. His family sought help from a psychiatrist, to no effect, and then an occultist, which may have made matters worse.

Then the young man's aunt brought him to a deliverance ceremony, in which the clergy seeks to rid congregation members of any demonic influence. During this ceremony, as the priest read off the names of various demons, the young man apparently responded to the "Spirit of Death" name – or rather, it is believed that the demon inside of him responded. The attempted exorcism then performed is seen in the following video.



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Tiyanak - The Terrifying Philippines Ghost Lurking in the Forest

Tiyanak or Impakto is another mythical creature in the Philippine Mythology similar to Greek mythological siren that lures prey with its voice. People get drawn into the deep woods to rescue the baby when they heard the sounds of baby cries. Some stories say the person wanders aimlessly in search for the baby and becomes hopelessly lost. Other stories claim that the person eventually finds a baby in the middle of the woods. The baby suddenly transform into a hideous monster with large pointed teeth when being found. It then eats the person and transforms back to a baby to await its next victim. With either version, the story ends with “… and he was never found again.”



Tiyanak are babies who died before receiving baptism rites. After death, they go to a place known as Limbo, a chamber of Hell where non baptized dead people fall into, and transformed into evil spirits. These phantasms return into the mortal realm in the form of goblins to eat living victims. The Tiyanak can also be the offspring between a demon and a human.

The Tiyanak can also be the offspring of a woman and a demon. It can also be the aborted fetus, which comes to life to take revenge on its mother. Tiyanak are very vengeful creatures. Most Tiyanaks are said to live in forests. If they see a human, they transform into what looks like a normal baby. When the person notices the Tiyanak and comes near to take a look at it, that's when the Tiyanak changes back to its true form and eats its prey.

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Cambodia’s Khmer Magic War With Thailand

Author: Moeun Chhean Nariddh
News backdate: 12 August, 2008

The Nation newspaper in Bangkok reported that many Thai residents in Si Sa Ket province which borders Cambodia wore yellow to help protect Thailand from black-magic spells cast by Khmer “wizards” who met at Preah Vihear Temple during the solar eclipse early this month.

On August 1, Bun Rany, the wife of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, led Buddhist monks and soldiers to the ancient Hindu temple to call upon their ancestors to protect the temple.

The Nation wrote that Thai media reports said that the mysterious black-magic spells by Khmer wizards would not only protect the temple but also weaken Thailand. Meanwhile, some Thai astrologers were reported to have urged local people to wear yellow to deflect the spells.

Whether the Thai astrologers considered the solemnly organized prayer at the temple Cambodia’s cast of magic spells on Thailand, the use of magic by Cambodians has prevailed for centuries.

According to the Khmer-language book “The Tale of Ancient History,” in 1502 under the reign of King Chan Raja there was a Khmer warrior named Moeung who fearlessly fought against Siam, as Thailand was known in the past.

Unable to bear Siamese colonial dominance, the Khmer king ordered his men to kill the Siamese king’s son who was controlling Cambodia. The Siamese king found out and sent troops to arrest King Chan Raja and his court. But Chan Raja’s lady-in-waiting, Pen, escaped with army chief Moeung, his wife and four children.
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Japanese World War II ship shelled pterosaur caves

by R.K.

Three days ago, I received an email from R.K. (anonymous), of the Manus Island area of Papua New Guinea. (We starting communicating earlier this month.) The nocturnal flying creatures that he described to me–I believe they are ropens–were common and were dangerous to local fishermen previous to the early 1940’s, when their numbers declined. In these northern islands, the creature is called “kor.”

Here is part of R.K.’s account of the Japanese retaliation against the creatures that had attacked them:

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