Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for November 21, 2012
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Transcript:
Hitchin' a ride! While observing dolphins near Kalamos, Greece, in June 2012, researchers photographed an octopus writing on the belly of a dolphin as it leapt from the water! Sika deer on Japan's Yakushima Island find food but use dropping on the calls of feeding monkeys! Japanese artist Motoi Yamamoto creates sprawling, two-dimensional mazes entirely out of table salt poured out and intricate patterns!
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jgarrott almost 12 years ago
Actually, “shika” means “deer.” (Sometimes the “h” is left out when writing Japanese in the Roman alphabet.)
Tog almost 12 years ago
I wonder if Motoi would like to try making a maze out of pepper.
roscoedog55 almost 12 years ago
Ah Choooo
williamh31980 almost 12 years ago
Great show! Glad Castiel is back…
Scott S almost 12 years ago
Someone has way too much idle time on his hands.
Stephen Gilberg almost 12 years ago
Even for animals, it pays to be bilingual.
Puddleglum2 almost 12 years ago
“Hitching a Ride” – Vanity Fair
aman28 almost 12 years ago
cool!
Masterius almost 12 years ago
According to the article I’d read about this, the scientists who had taken the footage believed that the dolphin had been preying on, and had attempted to catch, the octopus . . . who took umbrage and fastened itself to the dolphin . . . and in a particularly ‘sensitive’ area at that.