Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for March 05, 2025

I knew a girl like that squirrel, she was nuts!

who counted them

Japanese history seems to negate any notion that very many of them are bathed in much of a sense of stress free well being.

There is a fossil called Purguratorius(sic) that was a mammal that existed with the dinosaurs and from ankle bones they determined it could climb trees. They believe it is the ancestor of all primates, including us. But maybe it is the ancestor of squirrels?

I just want to know who counted all those hairs

Who got paid to count honeybee and squirrel hairs?

A lady goes to the store to get a hair trimmer for her dog

story has been deleted — I guess ‘Schnauzer’ must be a banned word.

If interested, see full story at Tinyurl.Com/3tawdhv3

Bees have something else in common with squirrels.

You can’t find their nuts.

Considering body area, honeybees are densely packed with hair. I assume honeybee hair is finer than squirrel hair.

Anyone can rotate their ankles backwards, once.

Hard to figure out the angles on them ankles.

The way they cut down trees around here, there’ll be no escape from stress.

Check out today’s “Nancy Classics”! Sluggo counted them!!

In America we call it “skinny dipping” or “the old swimming hole”

For best results, shinrin-yoku should be practiced while naked.

I want to learn Kintsugi.

Since they wouldn’t allow my today’s contribution, I’ll post this one that relates to yesterday’s RBION.

The Whale Shark has an añus which measures 1 meter in diameter, which . . .

makes it the second largest as​shole on the planet!

SHINRIN YOKU IS BEST DONE NAKED

Higher than you might think!

The structural integrity of a well laid concrete floor renders it virtually indestructible towards an incoming egg, even at terminal velocity.