Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 15, 2012
Transcript:
In 1986, 5-year-old Saroo Brierley of Khandusa, India- accidentally boarded the wrong train and could not find his way home. Living in Tasmania 25 years later, he used satellite maps to locate his hometown and reunite with his family! Believe it or not! Starfish can regenerate an entire new body from a single arm! The Champawat Tiger- a wild man eater- killed more than 400 people in India and Nepal before she was killed by a hunter in 1907!
Mike Blake about 12 years ago
There’s a train from India to Tasmania?
Tog about 12 years ago
One tiger killed over 400 people? That’s more than a little difficult to believe. Local folklore perhaps but unlikely to be true. File under bullsh**.
Puddleglum2 about 12 years ago
Saroo had to be ‘trained’ to find his way home.
Puddleglum2 about 12 years ago
@jakebb2, (from yesterday)I hope I don’t get charged with battery for saying it!
Nighthawks Premium Member about 12 years ago
oh yeah? you expect me to believe that?
Packratjohn Premium Member about 12 years ago
He was adopted and taken to Tasmania. Here’s the rest of the story:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2115052/Indian-man-lost-family-begging-finally-finds-home-village-25-years—spotting-Google-Earth.html
ABADABA about 12 years ago
Oyster-men would chop up starfish and throw them back thinking they were killing them but only making more starfish.
CYBret about 12 years ago
I saw this great thing on the Discovery Channel. Turns out if you kill a starfish it’ll just come back to life.
Mostly Water Premium Member about 12 years ago
“If you board the wrong train, it is no use running along the corridor in the other direction.” – Dietrich Bonhoeffer, German theologian
iced tea about 12 years ago
I heard they’re thinking of putting microchips in kids, like they do dogs, to relocate them if they’re lost or abducted. Yes, one can cut a starfish in several pieces and the pieces all grow back into several starfish. They showed us this in films when I was young and in Biology class.
jkhandy about 12 years ago
Which is why they are actually Sea Stars, not fish. No relation to fish whatsoever, so stop calling them fish, you sound ignorant.