Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 28, 2020

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    flashdrive1988  about 4 years ago

    Some ambitious caught a 6.5 ft, 550 lb, Bluefin Tuna? Yeah, right! Was there anything like a rope and tree attached to the hook? Let me guess — they were fishing from Noah’s Ark … or was it a Bass boat? I believe it … not.

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    jpayne4040  about 4 years ago

    At 99-years old? Well, that’s one way to beat Pandemic boredom!

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    J Short  about 4 years ago

    When you live in Greenland, it just seems like 500 years.

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    J Short  about 4 years ago

    When I see a name like Robina, I figure the parents anticipated the kid was going to be a male and thought, heck just add ina to Rob and be done with it.

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    J Short  about 4 years ago

    Is the .9 supposed to make the hook size more believable? I mean, are they setting these up for Jasonsnake?

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    Huckleberry Hiroshima  about 4 years ago

    That’s an astounding fact about those sharks. Some of them may be older than Betty White.

    Take care and gesundheit.

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    Nighthawks Premium Member about 4 years ago

    she may be extremely competent as a pilot instructor……but to be in the same airplane with her at the controls

    is the same as attending a MAGA rally without a mask.

    survival odds for both are not all that strong

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    comixbomix  about 4 years ago

    I wonder what Neolithic Fishermen used?

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    h.v.greenman  about 4 years ago

    I have never seen an Atlantic blue fin tuna, only the Pacific albacores. Although I have caught a few of those in the 100 – 125 pound range even those have become rare

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    Gent  about 4 years ago

    What? 500 years? Really?

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    ncorgbl  about 4 years ago

    Robert Asti knew that women lived longer than men in the U.S. https://www.aerotime.aero/kristina.kirkliauskaite/25599-world-s-oldest-flight-instructor-and-active-pilot-robina-asti

    While out fishing, the Neolithic’s wives made 35 pound Knekkebrød.

    Native Hawaiians, Kanaka Maoli, have long maintained that sharks are the biggest liars in the seas.

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    heathcliff2  about 4 years ago

    I wonder what the Greenland sharks know about shipping during those centuries. Would they tattle on the living secrets in and under the sea? Would they know of secrets better left to future centuries? Interesting they can live in a realm said to be and seen as barren.

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    NatureBatsLast  about 4 years ago

    Are the sharks enjoying all the nice fresh water coming off Greenland?

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    Attwater's prairie chicken  about 4 years ago

    on this day in history on September 28th 1958 France ratifies a new constitution.

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    Stephen Gilberg  about 4 years ago

    That’s the length of a Phoenix cycle between rebirths.

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    JDP_Huntington Beach  about 4 years ago

    You know, what kind of WEASEL worded crap is that?

    Greenland sharks MAY live up to 500 years.

    My aunt Petunia may live up to 500 years, too, nothing’s stopping her! (Except Biology)

    If it said SOME Greenland sharks live up to 500 years, or something more definitive, then sure, there’s something to think about…but what’s this MAY crap?

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    craigwestlake  about 4 years ago

    The sharks only live 10 years, but without cable it seems like 500…

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