175K views · 5.6K reactions | On July 30, 1945, the USS Indianapolis was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine. Over 800 sailors were stranded on the open sea, facing devastating conditions and hungry sharks. Only 316 sailors were rescued. The final resting place of the Indianapolis was a mystery - until 70 years later when new technology and research led to a breakthrough, in this episode of History’s Greatest Mysteries: Solved, a new History digital original series. | HISTORY | Facebook

566K views · 601 reactions | Have you heard of the Eskaya tribe of Bohol? This mysterious tribe’s history can be traced back to biblical times. It is believed that the Eskaya originated from a butterfly called Pinya Paypay Ping. The butterfly interacted with a lion and lioness which conceived a monkey that gave birth to the humans. Join Jaime Dempsey in her #Eskaya101 class to learn about the Eskaya people's unique alphabet, modeled after human body parts! | HISTORY | Facebook

8.4M views · 671 reactions | "Woah! That is quite literally shocking..." In our latest YouTube video, Dan Snow steps into the shoes of a gunner in Nelson's Navy and fires an 18th century cannon. This is one of the few replica cannons in the world capable of firing real cannon balls. We took full advantage. Check it out the full video here: https://youtu.be/WSXaCkQ9sF8 | History Hit | Facebook