Introduces an eternal life device that also provides physical immortality.

Presents an inhumane infant confinement device and other electric confinement solutions.

Fictitious advertising campaign created to test the results of advertising in print and online products and to stimulate discussion on a timely environmental topic.

Contains distorted information and reports about dihydrogen monoxide.

Introduces an unproven surgery implant technology.

Features a fictitious canine sanctuary with population statistics, some weather forecasts, and photos.

Accommodates online orders or requests for the creation of a genetically healthy baby.

Supports scientific research into improved brain circulation and function through making openings in the skull. Includes overview, newsletter, and pilot studies.

Offers a simple but accordingly an effective way of removing problem memories.

Information about freshwater inhabiting whales and dolphins. With photos.

Introduces a handy tool that is said to be capable of performing the same surgical operation that the expensive LASIK surgery does.

Advertises a bio-hazard countering device that detects microscopic levels of dangerous organisms and fatal substances.

Discusses coconut production in the state, growing information, fun facts, and contacts.

The only purpose of this foundation is to resolve the egg and chicken controversy by building a body of scientific evidence about the age-old question of which came first.

Calls for the salvaging of the "endangered" tree octopus - a non-existent creature.

Online retailer of petroleum products claims to offer much lower pump prices.

Documents the alleged conceiving of Mr. Lee Mingwei. With hoax real-time monitoring of Mr. Mingwei's health.

Claims to present the "miracles" of modern medicine - the Nanodocs, Genochoice, male pregnancy, and Clyve - all of which are unproven medical technologies.