Most people in her shoes would enjoy the fruits of their labor and the monumental and unique goal they achieved - but Skipper isn't done.

In her post, she said she even got the raccoon in a headlock and 'could hear bones breaking in his neck,' but still it soldiered on.

Written on a piece of cardboard is the code: 'Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, start.' Does that sound familiar?

The man appeared to be avoiding employees, and after he disappeared they just assumed he left the building.

Over 100 other, more professional treasure hunters have looked for signs of the hoard and have come away empty-handed.

She later shared that this information was 'overwhelming' and she hasn't really been interested in getting to know any of her half-siblings.

Of course, the million-dollar question now is how did these ancient artifacts make their way into the stomach of a giant reptile?

Reports of "tadpoles" kept coming in, so Carter decided to check it out. What she discovered was something much more interesting than toads.

When staff pressed management for an answer, they were told that the cameras were installed in 2015 but have been non-operational for some time.

'I haven’t actually cried about this yet,' homeowner Amber Trucke told an interviewer. 'I think it just hit me.'