To this day, German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's 18th century epistolary novel is widely recognized as one of the first documented “literary sensations” in Europe.

Since the first supposed sighting of this cryptid in 1933, people have been traveling to Great Britain's largest body of fresh water seeking Nessie out.

This is Rock-Paper-Scissors-Lizard-Spock, a five-gesture expansion of the classic version featuring two additional weapons, the lizard and Spock from Star Trek, to reduce the chance of a session ending in a tie.

Once used by World War II-era politicians to celebrate victory, the iconic hand gesture has since evolved into a sign of peace for the hippies and a stereotype of Asian tourists.

This symbol featuring three rabbits chasing each other has been found in a variety of mediums since as early as the 6th century in cave temples in China.