Tell me some weird school stories.

In my middle school, there was a rumor that the old janitor's closet was haunted. Some students claimed to have heard strange noises coming from it at night. One brave group decided to go in after school. They found an old radio that had been left on and was making static noises, which was the source of the 'haunting'.

In my high school, there was a boy who was really into bugs. He would collect them during recess and keep them in little containers in his backpack. One time, a beetle escaped and flew around the classroom, causing chaos. But he was just excited to see it flying free.

Well, in my family, my great - aunt once believed that her cat could predict the weather. Every time the cat sat by the window and stared outside for a long time, she would say it was going to rain. And most of the time, she was right. It was really strange.

There was a town where all the street signs were painted with bright neon colors by an anonymous artist overnight. People woke up to a super colorful and really weird sight. It took the local council weeks to figure out who did it and in the meantime, the town became a bit of a tourist attraction for its strange new look.

One weird and true story is about the Axolotl. It's a type of salamander that can regenerate its limbs, spinal cord, heart, and other organs. It looks really strange with its frilly gills and wide head. Another one is that there's a place in Norway called the Hessdalen Light. It's an unexplained light phenomenon that has been occurring in the valley for decades. Scientists still haven't fully figured out what causes it.

There's a story of a deserted old house in the woods. Those who pass by it at night often hear strange noises, like someone moaning or chains rattling. Legend has it that a criminal was locked up there long ago and died a horrible death, and his spirit still haunts the place. Once a group of teenagers went near it and they all felt an unexplainable sense of dread.

There was a family who woke up on Christmas morning to find that all their presents were wrapped in strange, old - fashioned paper that smelled like it had been stored in a damp attic for decades. When they opened the gifts, they were all things that were popular in the 1920s, like flapper dresses and old - fashioned razors. It was as if Christmas had traveled back in time for them. This was really strange as they had no idea where these items came from or who could have sent them.

In a more recent war, a unit reported seeing strange lights in the sky during a night mission. At first, they thought it might be enemy flares or some new weapon. But the lights moved in a very erratic and unexplainable way. They didn't seem to follow any known flight pattern. Some soldiers thought it could be some kind of alien presence, but of course, there was no real evidence for that. It just added to the mystery and weirdness of war.

One weird true story is about the Lake Nyos disaster in Cameroon. In 1986, a large amount of carbon dioxide suddenly erupted from the lake. It silently spread over nearby villages, suffocating about 1,700 people and thousands of livestock. Another one is the Dancing Plague of 1518. In Strasbourg, a woman named Frau Troffea started dancing in the street. She couldn't stop, and within a month, around 400 people joined her in this involuntary and seemingly endless dancing. It was a very strange phenomenon that baffled people at that time.

One weird animal story is about the platypus. It has a duck - like bill, a beaver - like tail, and lays eggs like a reptile. Scientists were really confused when they first discovered it, not knowing whether it was a mammal, bird or something else entirely. Another is the axolotl. It can regenerate its limbs, spinal cord, heart, and other organs. It's like a little aquatic super - healer.