Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

There's a reason so many people have searched the world for the Holy Grail, a cup from which

Jesus drank at the last supper.

To sit from the cup is to gain eternal life, they say.

Other legends of immortality have been passed down through the ages as well.

The ancient Greeks wrote about a special water in Africa belonging to a people known as

the Macrobians.

The water was said to allow these Macrobians to live well beyond 100 years of age.

We know that story better today thanks to Conquistador Ponce de Leon, who famously went

in search of it during the mid 1500s.

Because of his expedition, the concept of a fountain of youth has spread throughout

the world as something of a common legend.

However, Ponce de Leon looked for the fountain of youth on an island off the coast of Florida

when he should have been searching the kingdom of Tonga.

The Polynesian sovereign state, 1100 miles off the coast of New Zealand, was once home to

a great king.

Tui Malila came to power in 1777.

It was at that time when he met James Cook, a British captain of the Royal Navy, who was

the first European explorer to have ever set foot on the shores of such exotic places

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