Prepare your mind to be blown away as we uncover the details of this incredible story.Picture this: your family and you are lost in the middle of the ocean with limited resources, the day after Christmas. That's what Pascal, Joel, and their children, embarking on an adventure aboard their catamaran in the Caribbean, had to face in a December 2008. In the night of the 26th, while everyone is asleep and the boat sailing off the coast of the Grenadines, a fierce storm erupts, causing a wave to break the boat's hull. Trapped in the storm, the Bazin family battles the forces of nature but has no choice other than to take refuge on a life raft, in a hostile sea. Left to themselves, they witness the sinking of their catamaran and embark on a deadly adventure with only about a gallon of water, a few distress flares, and a radio they can't get to work.What does fate hold for them in the mysterious depths of the ocean? How will this perilous adventure end?Follow for part 2 and feel free to guess in the comments! In the icy depths of Yup'ik territory, in Alaska, lurk the mischievous little men known as Ircenrraat people. Legend has it they possess eyes that glow like frozen embers, allowing them to see into the souls. Whispers in the dark spoke of their chilling presence, their voices carried by the biting wind. They might be little, but don't let that detail fools you. Those who dare to tresspass and disturb their land are lured off the pathways until they are lost. Then, the Ircenrraat take them to their caves or underground lairs where they undergo atrocious tortures before dying in incredible pain. Some say they are guardians of ancient secrets, while others believe them to be vengeful spirits of the frozen wilderness. One thing is certain: those who encounter the Ircenrraat never return. What about you? Would you dare to venture into the lands of the little men? Follow for more. Did ancient aliens visit Earth? Many people believe that the pyramids in Egypt or Latin America, the statues of Easter Island, Stonehenge, or the Nazca lines were far ahead of their time