Unexplained Mysteries top stories of 2020

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Unexplained Mysteries top stories of 2020

We look back at our 10 most viewed stories at the end of what has been a particularly challenging year. Here are the top ten stories from 2020 based on the number of views:

10. Strange creatures filmed in Argentina and Brazil - Two videos have recently emerged showing unidentified creatures lurking around in the darkness.

9. Underground entrances to Area 51 discovered - An eagle-eyed Google Earth user has identified what appear to be several underground tunnel entrances.

8. Man discovers 'UFO crash site' in the woods - A man from Plymouth, England has filmed a peculiar area of flattened trees in the middle of a Devon wood.

7. Mystery stone formation found in Great Lakes - A team of researchers has discovered a mysterious stone formation beneath the Straits of Mackinac.

6. CT scans reveal mummies that aren't human - Two Egyptian sarcophagi dating back 3,000 years have been found to contain something rather unexpected.

5. 'Glitch in the Matrix' as bird hovers motionless - A very strange video clip recently uploaded onto Facebook shows a bird seemingly frozen in mid-air.

4. 'Bigfoot' peers through window in new images - A curious set of photographs have emerged showing an alleged Sasquatch looking in through a man's window.

3. New Loch Ness Monster photographs emerge - A series of images showing some sort of creature emerging from the loch have recently appeared online.

2. 'Tesla was from Venus' claims FBI document - A rather peculiar claim concerning Nikola Tesla has been found in the archives of the FBI's official website.

1. Couple spots 'bus-sized' creature in Loch Ness - Corey Sturrock and his wife had been out for a walk when they spotted something very large in the water.

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What were 2020's most searched mysteries?

A new analysis of Google search data over the last 12 months has revealed some interesting global trends. There is no denying that 2020 has been a very strange year and this analysis of Google search data by student accommodation website Fresh Student Living is no exception.

The results, which show the most frequently searched mysteries and conspiracy theories in countries around the world, show some interesting (and in some cases very unusual) trends.

Unsurprisingly, the idea that we never landed on the Moon topped the results in several countries including the UK, India, the Philippines, Norway, Ireland and Singapore.

In the United States, the mystery over whether or not Bigfoot exists managed to top the charts.

More peculiarly, 'lizard people' was the most searched conspiracy theory in Australia and Canada.

Other popular mysteries such as the Roswell incident proved popular in Germany and Italy, while Greece and Russia were particularly intrigued by the notion that Elvis is still alive.

There were also a lot of people interested in the possibility that certain celebrities are involved in the Illuminati, with France searching for Beyonce and Hong Kong searching for Lady Gaga.

People in Japan, meanwhile, were most interested in finding out more about the Bermuda Triangle.

A more specific breakdown of searches in the UK indicated that the Loch Ness Monster was one of the most popular mysteries along with crop circles and Bigfoot.

Strangely, both the UK and US also seemed to share an interest in the 'lizard people' conspiracy.

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