The first exhibit is of Eric Sparague, otherwise known as Lizard Man. Described as ‘the world’s most unusual man’, the waxwork details his transformation from regular human to the worlds only Lizard Man. His skin is covered in green scales, a result of no less than 1000 hours of tattooing over a ten year period. Not stopping at lizard like skin, he has further transformed his appearance thanks to Teflon implants under his skin and spitting his tongue down the middle. This coupled with his sharpened teeth and a upcoming tail implant make the Lizard Man a perfect addition to the museum.

The second exhibit joining the promenade attraction is a wax model of J.T. Taylors, a ‘girner’. For those not in the know, girning is the act of extending your bottom lip and being able to completely cover your nose.

Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum has long attracted weird and wonderful artefacts from around the world, displayed across two floors of exhibits and interactive displays.
The museum of oddities now boasts a brand new display in the form of a Peel Trident – the world’s smallest production car!

A shrunken head is a severed and specially prepared human head that is used for trophy, ritual, or trade purposes. Come see a genuine one!

In Africa, witch doctors use voodoo paraphernalia like this “kondes” to hex their enemies.Every nail driven into this wooden “hate” god represents a prayer that hard luck or even a painful death will fall upon a rival!

The heavy weight of the brass rings doesn’t stretch the neck, it compresses the body, and if they removed them the head would collapse.