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.

Examples seem especially in tune with the world in a way that humans can't begin to comprehend.

In 2010, a nursing home made headlines when the cat it kept on its premises was believed

to have successfully predicted the deaths of 50 patients simply by sitting with them

in their final hours.

Scientists were baffled, but it was clear that the cat knew something nobody else did.

Such occurrences sound far-fetched, but they're actually quite common.

Scientists and dogs have been able to detect pregnancies, illnesses, and severe weather

all before their humans ever realize what's going on, and perhaps the greatest evidence

of such intuition happened in China in 1975.

The City of High Kings, one million citizens, had never experienced a major environmental

event.

It was your average city, with a dynamic skyline filled with buildings of all shapes and

sizes, shops, restaurants, offices, apartments, all within walking distance of the Aodong Bay.

Sysmologists had threatened the possibility of an earthquake over the previous few months,

but it had never materialized, so when they came back with another dire warning, no one

cared, like the villagers who heard the boy cry wolf the city's people had stopped listening.

Then in February of 1975, residents noticed something bizarre going on around the city.

It had been a particularly cold winter that year, and large bodies of water had frozen

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