Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for July 26, 2011

You counted them?

Some people have twice a many air molecules, look at their size, I know I am using more in the last few years. Back to the tread mill.

Don’t forget the Suger glider.

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I didn’t know that air came in molecules. Nitrogen, Oxygen, Argon, Carbon Dioxide and other trace gases make the mixture of air.

The flying lemur has no living relatives. That eliminates them from consideration as the ‘missing link’.

I don’t like rare birds; I prefer them well-done!

That rare red-crowned crane is craning his neck trying to find a mate.

Those red-crowned cranes are rare because they can’t find enough food to fill the bill.

That continuous bombardment of air molecules is enough to wear you down, after a while!

That bombardment of Puddleglum2 puns is enough to wear you down, also.

@dkram,Sugar Gliders are dying out too, …unless they are just playing possum!

Mine fields are great places for cranes – they only weigh around twenty pounds or so, and that’s not heavy enough to set them off.

If they don’t this or aint that, then what are they?

I need to save myself from bombardment. I’m going swimming.

It says “every single inch.” Shouldn’t it be every square inch?