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On this day in 1912 the Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg, resulting in the deaths of 1,517 people. I mentioned a few days back, on the anniversary of the ship’s departure from Southampton, about the less than true tale of the mummy’s curse but that is far from the only tale that has been invented to claim that the disaster had paranormal causes. One story holds that the Titanic’s hull number was 360604 and had been written in a sloppy manner so that when held up to a mirror it read ‘no pope.’ The fact that the real hull number of the Titanic was 401 is conveniently ignored by the originators of this myth. There is also a myth that a riveter was trapped in the hull during construction and his vengeful spirit cursed the vessel, but as that is said about almost any steel ship that has a run of bad luck, that again is probably best taken with a pinch of salt.
And now, the news:
Blue Stork Finds True Love in Spite of Curious Color
Spot the unusual pony
Beauty and the Beast
The new faces of Royal Animail: New stamp collection featuring Britain's at-risk mammals is released
Bittern booming at RSPB Leighton Moss
Mum’s terror as a scorpion joins her on the family sofa
"The defendant does not have a stable address..."
Elephant kills trainer at Pennsylvania circus
Mammals feature on new Royal Mail stamps
International post can be sent by air mammal.
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