One of the most haunted places in the world is Alcatraz Island. Mainly because of the prison located the island. Before the prison was even built paranormal activities occurred. The island has a history of being thought as evil. Before the prison was built the natives that used the island for isolation viewed the island as having a mist of evil cast upon it. After the construction of the prison more bizarre happenings came about (Spring). Whether or not the island is really haunted is still a mystery. Nobody can really say whether or not the island is really haunted. It’s really based on one’s opinions if they believe in the paranormal or not.

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1. Easter Island

Off the coast of Chile, Easter Island doesn’t boast any stories of people disappearing or black magic. It is, however, the home of these wicked warrior statues, some up to 50 feet high. The real question about this island is who carved them and how they got there. What mysterious force do you think made them appear? I guess the only thing to do is to go ask one of the 200 native people living on the island. My bet, though, is that communicating with them might prove fruitless considering there is virtually no knowledge of who they are originally.

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The bizarre-looking body of an unidentified sea creature washed up on the shores of a Spanish beach last week, setting off wild speculation that a sea monster from the deep had been discovered.

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Move over, Jaws. There's a new monster from the deep. A mysterious "sea monster" carcass washed ashore in New Zealand, puzzling the public and fueling speculation about the existence of dinosaurs and monsters, according to Fox News.

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Many are familiar with the Loch Ness Monster myth -- an ancient sea monster supposedly blurks beneath the surface of Scotland's Loch Ness. In fact, legend even claims that the appearance of the Loch Ness monster is often accompanied by alarming tremors that shake the earth. Many also believe that the Loch Ness monster is a surviving prehistoric Plesiosaur that calls the Loch Ness its home.

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