Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for February 26, 2019

I do not know about communication but I will never eat any because that’s what they smell like.

What was 16th/17th-century England’s views on male piercings?

And I thought Hercules was Greek.

Before he did, did he think “to pierce or not to pierce, that is the question”?

So you can tell them to pull your finger? I wonder how they do it at will.

Take care and may God bless.

Those herring sound like some people I know, talking out their butts.

Let’s not confuse herring with a group of grade school boys…..

Herrings “MAY”…l see, they don’t really KNOW, but they say ‘may’ and people believe them!

People use farts to communicate. When I’m tired of my girlfriend’s company I start farting;/ Nobody disappears faster then she does:)

Giraffes, bears, squid, definitely humans, mice, and birds MAY communicate with farts. You could vary the critter, and make that an entry everyday.

That “Tower of Hercules” looks quite a bit like what the Lighthouse at Alexandria is supposed to look like — round top upon an octagonal middle upon a square base.

A fart by any other name would still make noise…

And he felt so very kewl. Oh so very kewl.

I didn’t realize so many Herring became politicians. Explains a lot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPplyQWf-u4

“May” communicate through farts? First, how does constitute a BION if it might not be true? Secondly, you don’t want to be around herring having an argument about politics.

Heck, my Uncle Gary was able to fart to the tune of the Star Spangled Manner. No disrespect intended!!!!

So-o-o, a herring reciting the Gettysburg Address could blow you out of the water?…

Herrings are not the only ones. As a teacher, I can tell you that teenage males use the same communication methods!

So, herrings come from the planet Tersurus?

I know many people having pierced ears. Why shouldn’t Shakespeare have them?

herrings? hey, we all do :D

So do they or don’t they communicate thru farts?

My former Ecology professor won an IgNoble prize for the “Herring Farts” discovery.