Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for August 14, 2024

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    wooleys2001  3 months ago

    I believe all three.

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    Leroy  3 months ago

    “So, babe, a quiet dinner at home tonight?”

    “Luna you know we don’t have mouths..So Yeah!!"

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    Pickled Pete  3 months ago

    A farmer separated the bulls and cows to prepare them for the mating season a few days later. He had built a wall with barbed wires on top.

    A young bull could not resist his temptations and wanted to mate a cow.

    Other bulls told him there was one veteran consultant bull amongst them that could help.

    The bull went to him and asked how to cross the wall to the cows.

    The consultant bull explained: “First of all.. stand 60 feet away from the wall. Then run at 60mph. Then jump at a 60° angle. Do what you want and then come back the same way.”

    The bull asked: “But what if I mess up with the calculations and lose my jewels in the barbed wires?”

    The consultant bull said: “Then, you become a consultant.”

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    tremaine53  3 months ago

    Pretty sure I’ve heard the word ‘dewlap’ before, but it wasn’t in THIS context.

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    6turtle9  3 months ago

    The Fonz is jealous of that thumb.

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    Gameguy49 Premium Member 3 months ago

    I can see where having a triphalangeal thumb would be good for hitchhiking but, to keep with today’s theme, what does it have to do with mating?

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    Huckleberry Hiroshima  3 months ago

    Moths apparently from the Moon. I like that.

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    kaycstamper  3 months ago

    Funny, it reminds me of when I raised carrier pigeons. The male would strut and puff up to attract the female.

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    GojusJoe  3 months ago

    The entire life cycle of the Luna Moth is about 7-8 weeks. In the caterpillar stage, it has a mouth and eats leaves.

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    oish  3 months ago

    I have green anole lizards that can change colors to tan / dark grey that like to hang out on the deck. I find if I wiggle my eyebrow up and down, they will start to bob their heads up and down and display their red dewlaps – they’re less skittish than the five lined skinks that just run and hide but the juveniles have bright blue tails

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    alkabelis Premium Member 3 months ago

    Regina Phalange?

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    Jayalexander  3 months ago

    Luna Moths sound like frat material.

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  3 months ago

    But it doesn’t improve your hitch-hiking ability

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    Angry Indeed Premium Member 3 months ago

    That thumb could come in “handy” when you’re all thumbs.

    A longer reaching thumb could be a game changer for those who find themselve sitting on the hands. “Oh, the depth they’ll reach!”

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    oakie817  3 months ago

    that’s what my multicolored dewlap is for too

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    ekke  3 months ago

    Well, mating would be purposeless unless it lives long enough to lay eggs. Jus’ sayin’.

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    JohnShirley1  3 months ago

    I’m developing a dewlap too which I now plan to paint in three colors

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    gmu328  3 months ago

    I wonder if the triphalangeal thumb has any advantages

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  3 months ago

    There are never any Mayfly College Reunions

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