Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 22, 2015
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Transcript:
A University of Chicago study suggests losing your sense of smell predicts death! Hey!!! Cockroaches can live for days- even weeks- after decapitation! Wild about turkeys! Barbara Orr Ehrhart's 1948 Far West Turkey Show wedding included gobblers on and off the menu- her dress featured 37,500 turkey feathers!
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Templo S.U.D. almost 10 years ago
Sometimes I wonder how does a decapitated cockroach feed itself.
charliefarmrhere almost 10 years ago
So who exactly, counted all of those 37,500 feathers? Inquiring minds want to know!
comixbomix almost 10 years ago
…well that stinks!
tuslog64 almost 10 years ago
How long can a cockroach live after being pressed under an 9W shoe?
spaced man spliff almost 10 years ago
Natural sulfur smelling like rotten eggs comes out of a cliff along a stream. We called it Sulfur Springs.-That’s hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg), you’re smelling. H2S. When you light a match, that’s sulfur dioxide, SO2, and that smell ain’t too bad. But H2S is VERY toxic. Pure sulfur is a yellow solid with no intrinsic odor of its own.
francisrossi almost 10 years ago
Could also be a cold. I’ve yet to die after losing my sense of smell due to a blocked nose.
landsky almost 10 years ago
What if you lost your sense of smell due to decapitation?
Casper almost 10 years ago
Isn’t death pretty much a sure thing? Oh my, you lost your smell. You will probably die. In the next 80 years or so, give or take 20.