Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for January 09, 2014

That’s quite some fowl play on Claude and Pablo there.

Those pigeons could be smarter than some teenagers.

So that explains why rock hyraxes always have a $#!t-eating grin.

hyraxes aren’t the only ones. rabbits, rats, all rodents do that

A short article on those arrows.

Why on Earth would anyone even want to train a pigeon to tell whether a painting was by either Monet or Picasso? it’s not like the knowledge would do the birds any good. And I can see no scientific necessity for conducting such a study.

The Hyrax is related to the Elephant, and the Manatee and Dugong..\\//_

On a boat, the hyraxes go to the poop deck to eat.

The eating of droppings is not a believe it or not type item, so many animals do it. Horses do it all the time, and one of the best treatments for chronic intestinal conditions is a stool transplant.

So: which painter’s work do the pigeons poo poo?

Young foals all eat poo, and adult horses that have colic do the same; a healthy gut flora is essential for all mammals.

I don’t recall Monet drawing bulls or having a “blue” period.The two artists are pretty dissimilar, I wonder what the birds see in it?

That’s easy, the one that came first!

that’s interesting about the pigeons, eh??!!!!!!!