Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 03, 2023

That’s good to know. Because if I ever get attacked by a Blue Poison Dart Frog, I’m going to want to know: Was that Tibby?? …or was that Hoppy??

I have a family of crows that come to my back lot almost daily. Last week a hawk joined them, didn’t go over well. Hawk left. Yesterday I say a commotion way back and saw a buzzard visited for some reason, bb’s stood aside, not happy but buzzard found a meal and left

Was that a tattoo or a branding? Four S’s would seem more like a branding.

Why would you need to tell one blue poison dart frog ( I almost typed “fart dog”) from another?

Perhaps that explains why Hitchcock decided not to use owls in The Birds.

The bleeding hearys was my late Mom’s favorite flower. I planted two of them in my garden patch for her.

Try playing connect -a-dot one more time on my back and you’re dead meat, mister big shot scientist. And get off my lawn. ~ Blooey Ribbit McRibbit Face

Gesundheit.

So,I’m going out on a limb here,but I’d say owls 1,crows zip since owls are top predators…..

That fact about Blue Poison Dart Frogs is spot-on although, I’m a bit confused as whether the frogs leap or dart?

I wonder what caused the rift betwixt owl and crow?

I’m on the side of the owls.

A group of crows is murder

A group of owls is a hootenanny

If ever offered a ride in the backseat with a fart dog, think twice.

Several times during my now-long life, while taking a walk in rural areas, If I herd a murder of crows cawing and moving about, I waited patiently, and often saw an owl glide by, flying low, in its attempt to elude its tormentors.