Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for March 10, 2020

How did Miss Clark pull off that feat? (Also, didn’t Andrew Zimmern once eat beaver in his Tavel Channel “Bizarre foods” show? He’s Jewish, not Catholic, by the way.)

Leila sure doesn’t look 340 years old!

Everywhere Daddy, Daddy, hair!

Hmmmmmmmm … Interesting! Just wondering if Catholic sharks gave up eating humans during Lent.

I’d like to know what year she sold all those cookies. I’m guessing it’s recent enough that she used the power of the internet.

As a Catholic, I circumvented lent by abandoning Catholicism :D A lot tastier than beaver meat!

I always heard that was capybaras, not beavers.

How often do you wash them ?

Leila, was the hair apparent of the museum.

Am I the only one creeped out by the Hair Museum? I think I’m beginning to itch.

Oh those silly Catholics.

Did Rory go to the people, or just set up a table in an airport and ask which State her buyers were from? ;)

In Japan a long time ago Buddhists frowned on eating the meat of four-footed animals. So many of them hunted monkeys. Nowadays, sometimes eating the meat of four-footed animals is still considered unlucky, but nobody would eat monkey meat.

How do you like your fish; pink or no pink?

I’ve seen several examples of the old hair art. Aside from the oddity of it, the art can be quite beautiful. I’ve even seen one that surprised me it was made of hair!

Yeah, beavers aren’t cold-blooded, so definitely not a fish. When I asked why we’re allowed to eat fish, shrimp, lobster, etc., when technically, those are also meat (as in the animal’s flesh) I was told that we’re not to eat the flesh of any warm-blooded animals. I had a co-worker try to argue that I could have chicken because they thought poultry wasn’t meat.

I presume the Hair Museum is human hair… it it included other mammals’ hair, it wouldn’t be that unique.

I’m not Catholic, but I’ve eaten a few beavers in my life…