Some truly creepy footage has captured Reddit's attention today.
The parents who posted it reckon it shows their kid interacting with a ghost or a spirit on a nanny cam - and it has left the internet feeling spooked.
Whether or not you believe in ghosts is a divisive issue.
But whether you do or don't, there's no denying that there's some compelling and creepy ghostly footage out there.
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One such video, shared on Reddit's aptly named 'Ghosts' forum, has caused quite a stir this week.
It appears to show a child interacting with an invisible figure, and the parents are asking for the internet's opinion on the frightening footage.
The OP writes: "We believe our 2 y/o has been seeing our friendly spirit.
"Ever since we moved in, we’ve felt that we had a spirit roaming our house.
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"Our cat would stare into the ceiling/corners.
"When our son was born, he would laugh randomly into the air.
"But we also just brushed it off as cats being cats, and babies being babies."
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She then revealed she'd placed a nanny cam in her child's room to help see what was going on in there.
She continued: "The first few days of November, he’s been just laughing at what seems like nothing or our friendly spirit.
"One night it was 3 mins straight of him laughing (only recorded the last half before I ended up grabbing him).
"Another night was him laughing and saying 'no' a handful of times."
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The mom had taken to ask others to look at her footage and see what they think of it.
She continued: "And as of lately, he’s just been refusing or trying to avoid naps and bed time.
"I can’t help but think if he’s talking to our spirit.
"I have a few screen recordings."
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In the unsettling video, we see her son lying in bed and laughing uproariously.
There are also orbs visible on screen - although the mom concedes they could be dust motes.
The video has gained mixed reaction online, with people undecided on what exactly they're seeing.
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One Redditor wrote: "Could be, might be, maybe not. I have a baby his age who also babbles and laughs to himself as he winds down for bed."
Another added: "As a full grown adult I still do this sometimes, if the thing I’m thinking of is funny enough, I’ll giggle myself to sleep."
While a third theorized: "Seems like he could just not enjoy bed time alone, so he’s trying to entertain himself using his imagination."
What do you think of the footage?
Annie Walton