Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for December 06, 2020

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    Fritzsch  almost 4 years ago

    In the redwood forests of California lives the 8-inch long bright yellow Banana Slug (Ariolimax Californicus). They taste awful!

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    Templo S.U.D.  almost 4 years ago

    where does one find that beetle (when it’s not provoked)?

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    Caldonia  almost 4 years ago

    3 ugly critters today, that’s gotta be a record At least the cactus seems harmless.

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    Aussie Down Under  almost 4 years ago

    They say you learn something new every day. I live in New South Wales in Australia & have never heard of Mount Kaputar, which is in my state.

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    UmmeMoosa  almost 4 years ago

    Oh no, my chili pepper is ALIVE!

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    AZCoyote  almost 4 years ago

    How would they know 1 in 2 million is the ratio?

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    khmo  almost 4 years ago

    Please go away

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    PaulAbbott2  almost 4 years ago

    The blue lobster’s name, Clawde

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    markhughw  almost 4 years ago

    and a tall saguaro is often over 150 years old

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    Huckleberry Hiroshima  almost 4 years ago

    Several bars in a seedy part of L.A. is where those slugs are said to hang out on Friday nights.

    Take care, may Vordt be with you, and gesundheit.

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    ForrestOverin  almost 4 years ago

    And saguaros only grow, like, half an inch per year.

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    DaveQuinn  almost 4 years ago

    Canadians see blue lobsters more often. The best lobster in the world comes from the Bay Of Fundy in New Brunswick, Canada. The biggest “lobster” in the world is in Shediac, New Brunswick

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    poppacapsmokeblower  almost 4 years ago

    So lobsters rarely hook up with blue crabs?

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    poppacapsmokeblower  almost 4 years ago

    Not sure how deep I could dive with a balloon of air tied to my butt.

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    Pickled Pete  almost 4 years ago

    How are they able to weigh the cactus?

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    ncorgbl  almost 4 years ago

    On November 27th we were only teased about the Saguaro Cactus. This>/i> is the rest of the story…

    The Australian slugs are only ‘hot’ to pink slugs.

    Amid many red lobster’s denials, court challenges and recounts, the blue lobster won the election.

    John Lennon had no such escape route.

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    dv1093  almost 4 years ago

    That lobster is even better with melted butter.

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    paranormal  almost 4 years ago

    That hot pink slug looks chili pepper red…

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    Teto85 Premium Member almost 4 years ago

    On the west coast of North America from about Santa Cruz up to the Queen Charlotte Islands there are species of slugs that grow as long as 12 inches and are green and bright yellow. They are called banana slugs. The students of UC Santa Cruz have adopted the name “Slugs” as the unofficial name for their athletic teams and mascot.

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    oakie817  almost 4 years ago

    i dated a hot pink slug….love the blue lobster, but red lobsters lives matter too

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    Craig Westlake  almost 4 years ago

    They figure it will take another 100 years for those slugs to cool off…

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    pbr50138  almost 4 years ago

    A BLUE lobster at a RED Lobster Restaurant? False advertisement. And I surprised it got that far into a restaurant.

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