Virginia couple, Nat Campbell and his wife Peggy discovered an incredible find in the wake of Hurricane Matthew. While on vacation at North Myrtle Beach in South Carolina, the couple found an absolutely massive ancient shark tooth. “We had been there maybe 15 minutes, standing in ankle deep ...

Lindsay Jinnette and her family didn't let flooding from Hurricane Matthew put a stop to their enjoyment of life and the outdoors when water filled the streets of Windsor, North Carolina. Instead of letting the depressing situation take its toll on them and ruining their mood, they decided to go ...

Cannonballs from the Civil War may have been discovered at a South Carolina beach on Sunday after Hurricane Matthew hammered the beach during the weekend. A bomb squad was brought in to handle the retrieval of the explosives. ...

Apparently getting struck by an oncoming car isn't enough to kill America's national bird. That's right, a bald eagle got hit by a car and was only minorly inconvenienced after getting stuck in the vehicles grill. The eagle was discovered in the surprising position in the aftermath of Hurricane ...

Hurricane Matthew may break a lot of records, but the fact that it has spawned the most fake photos and videos of all-time on social media may be it's most unique legacy. First, it was the Daytona International Speedway Flood Photogate that was trending on Facebook (incorrectly), and now it's the ...

The most viral of Hurricane Matthew has nothing to do with storm surge, rain, wind, destruction, or chaos, it has everything to do with this shirtless man waving the American flag in the middle of Hurricane Matthew! See why this video is on the front page of Reddit, has millions and millions of ...

Daytona International Speedway is shut down today because of Hurricane Matthew, which is skirting the Florida coast today, knocking power to hundred of thousands of homes and businesses and causing extensive damage. Some of the images and videos from the Daytona Beach area show just how intense ...

This amazing drone footage of hundreds of utility trucks staging for Hurricane Matthew has gone viral, courtesy of Outdoors360's own Bobby Getzan! DRONE VIEW - READY TO DISPATCH: Utility trucks are at the Columbia County Fairgrounds right now - ready to head out wherever needed.