Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for May 16, 2023

… but no one comes out to get a book because he only whispers “hee-haw.”

Poor Burro is going to tip over!

Clams (and other sessile ocean life) can be much more precise and sensitive than most manmade water-monitoring technology. The only problem is that you need a species that can survive in the water in the first place, and a way to detect their warning signs.

I feel sorry for the burro that has to handle the old Russian novels.

I wish they’d quit using that black background. It makes it very hard to read. My eyes aren’t as young as my mind.

I’m a member of Hoosier Riverwatch, a volunteer organization which monitors water quality of rivers and streams. One sign of a healthy stream is the presence of aquatic life, especially clams.

“Yes, that’s it, these are just books, not a clever way to deliver naughty stuff.” ~ Enrique Cartelord, just kidding

Take care, may Polish anti-gruba shamer Bertha “Yes Each Side Of My Butt Does Have It’s Own Postal Code But Still I Do Keep The Planets Orbiting Properly” O’Bloppord be with you, and gesundheit.

donde esta la biblioteca

Probably really RURAL Colombia.

And ever since the donkey read BLACK BEAUTY,it’s been acting really snobbish

Must be well read burros …….. :)

One of the Biblioborro’s most borrowed books is Donkey-hotey!

Then the fateful day occurred in Poland when a few hungry diners showed up at the water pumping station with tartar sauce…

Now in Columbia, Pablo Escovar’s hippos are delivering books, when they aren’t destroying the environment

Who knew it only costs 8 clams to monitor water quality?

Within one hour, one clam can filter and thus analyze the quality of 1.5 liters of water. They live only in completely clean waters and shut their shells immediately if they sense any impurity. After completing their acclimatization process, clams are placed in a specially designed flow tank. Now you know.

How can it look like something that doesn’t exist? It would be the opposite, mystical dragons look like real snakes and lizards.

I like it when the Churro Burro comes down the street!

Biblioburro is quite the bookmobile, isn’t it?