Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 15, 2017

Why couldn’t the Finnish fact be printed on the day before yesterday?

Is the red transformation of the salmon Nature’s way of making it easier for the bears to catch them?

Where the Hell did the 3,000 figure come from? I read a report that said they ate 50,000 every evening. Seeing how it about impossible to tell how many were consumed, I contacted a professor at the local university. He said no one knows how many are consumed. Best check your facts a bit better.

Now who in the world would be able to follow a bat around and count every insect they ate?

Once they get to the freshwater location where they hatched, the salmon spawn and then die. So red isn’t a good color for them. It’s like in Logan’s Run when the marker light activates.

Is every person named Fergoli?

Not if it is a fruit eating bat.

Say goodbye to the Sockeye, gold mine is more important!

So if a bat would eat 50,000 bugs a night then it would have to eat at least 3,000 first so what the heck makes a difference at least they are eating them and leaving us alone!!

So, what does a person with Fregoli delusion think when they encounter a group of people? Do they think everyone in the group is the same person?

Sockeye salmon fish? Opposed to what, the sockeye salmon bird? C’mon guys.