During the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona was struck and sank. Today, you may visit a floating memorial constructed directly above its remains - that is, if you can brave the eerie phenomena that comes with it. Many have witnessed strange occurences, including floating orbs, sounds of bombing, and the apparition of a badly burnt sailor who wanders the area in eternal agony. Most convincing is the fact oil bubbles will float to the surface in a manner that suggests breathing - and the oil will form faces, like the one pictured above.

Not only did a zombie-like image show up when this girl took a selfie in the women's bathroom at the Lyttelton Arms Hotel, but her father says it looks like his own father. Damn!

At the Apsley House in England, everyone agrees the presence of a former barman has yet to leave the pub. When Paul Morgan took a picture of his hammy friend one night, what showed up only made Apsley House even more famous.

Alcatraz isn't deemed the "most haunted prison" for nothing. Here's just one of the many strange photographs taken there.

This image has gone viral, with some claiming authenticity and others thinking photoshop hoax. What do you think?

This picture shows what some consider to be a convincing ghostly eye. Perhaps it isn't too pleased with those who frequent the bars.

Taken on another regular night at a girl's regular club. Not only does the image suggest something other than her friends were dancing with her, but she claims the pink wisp shows the profile of a face as well.

The mystery of Stonehenge still pervades paranormal discussion circles today. Is it any wonder strange things are caught on camera there?

Right before this guy died, he told his wife he'd appear to her in some way as proof our consciousness goes on after death. Not too long afterward, this image was discovered in his daughter-in-law's sonogram.

This image of a man's face only showed up in the negative.

5 years ago, this picture was taken in Belgium when a family was on vacation. Now, taking the photo out of storage, a girl was aghast at the condition of the older woman's face in the image. It almost looks like it's a mask of some gross, burned thing. Paranormal enthusiasts claim it's proof this woman has been cursed in some way.

Taken on a school bus with a regular old cell phone, these girls were all later horrified to find something showed up between them in the background.

A man claims that this picture is proof of the otherworldly. It shows the hood of one of the company cars employees can use for various trips. But for some reason, this particular car does not "dew" in the morning like all the others do. Instead, it always produces this image.

During a city tour, a woman decided to snap a quick picture with her iPhone. She claims these glowing, human figures are actually "angels".

Although it might seem as nothing more than some dude in a mask, a paranormal team actually entertained this girl's claims that a ghostly stalker has been following her for awhile. Paired with the fact she'd been messing around with a Ouija board, they consider the photo authentic.

Ghostly face caught in the smoke above a community bonfire.

A ghostly apparition was caught at South Eugene High School. The image of a shadowy figure is unmistakable.

The Queen Mary is one of the most haunted ships known anywhere. This photo was taken by a 78-year-old tourist who was simply snapping a photo of the vestibule. What he ended up with would become the best ghostly image ever caught on the QM.

A woman was going through some VERY old photos of family when she found this image. It's of her relatives posing with their child, only in place of the child appears a massive profile of an adult male's face.

A guy with a band took this pic in 1979, of his wife messing around with his bass. In the chair is the unmistakable image of someone sitting. He believes it to be his old guitarist. Due to increased activity in the home, they had to move out shortly afterward.