Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 27, 2012
September 26, 2012
September 28, 2012
Transcript:
Bloody good! Jordan Eagles of New York City uses blood collected from slaughterhouses as paint to make art! Bereznki, Russia, was built on top of a mining complex and through the years, collapsing mine shafts have caused sinkholes as deep as 780 feet- 50 stories down! Leatherback sea turtles eat jellyfish almost exclusively, even though they are mostly water and a poor source of nutrients, the turtles can still grow to weigh up to a ton!
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rf_eq about 12 years ago
one ton? talk about water weight gain!
goalgo about 12 years ago
blood probrobly holds the canvas better that Santeen Duralux
randymi about 12 years ago
The Russian place, now that’s what I call a “sinking feeling”! ;)
Red_Fez about 12 years ago
I bet the flies are Jordan’s biggest fans.
James Hopkins about 12 years ago
New Orleans was built on a swamp, Phoenix in the middle of a desert, and now hearing this about Berezniki, It amazes me wonder how foolish some people are when picking the locations for establishing cities.
roscoedog55 about 12 years ago
I’m not an expert on nutrition. However, somebodys got it wrong if the turtles eat almost exclusively a non nutritional jelly fish how can they gain wait and live so long?? Somethings not right.
comicnut4636 about 12 years ago
All of Jordan’s exhibits are held outdoors.
Stephen Gilberg about 12 years ago
Should’ve put that blood into goth comic book ink.The last sentence is a run-on. One of those commas should be a period.
Puddleglum2 about 12 years ago
@Stephen Gilberg,You’re right! That’s not punctuated equilibrium!
Mostly Water Premium Member about 12 years ago
Sort of like agar painting.
tuslog64 about 12 years ago
At least something is getting rid of the jellyfish.
tuslog64 about 12 years ago
The western part of Springfield, Illinois is also dealing with cracking foundations due to abandoned underground mines abandoned a century or so ago.
Sky_Shachaq about 12 years ago
In the ’70’s the rock group Kiss mixed their blood with the ink of a Kiss comic book.