Is That Gum I Swallowed 7 Years Ago Still In My Stomach?
The theory more than likely stemmed from the fact that many companies used to label their gum as “indigestible.” Which is technically true.
In today’s world many misconceptions have been perpetuated—becoming modern day “facts”—when, in reality, myths and hearsay have taken over. Sorry to burst your bubble, but in this weekly column, Ripley’s puts those delusions to the test, turning your world upside down, because you can’t always…Believe It!
The theory more than likely stemmed from the fact that many companies used to label their gum as “indigestible.” Which is technically true.
Many of us enjoy kisses from our pups safe in the belief that dogs’ mouths have fewer germs than our own. But how does canine oral cleanliness really stack up to that of humans?
Rumors of after-meal cramping have been greatly exaggerated.
Apparently, nobody had a craving for freeze-dried chicken and crab meat entrees created by a company best known for mint-flavored toothpaste.
Despite what you have seen on TV, the device known as an automated external defibrillator (AED) is not meant to restart a heart that has completely stopped.
Animals have devised fascinating ways to rest while on the go, maintaining enough alertness to evade predators trying to surprise them during a snooze fest.
Figuring out the human equivalent of a dog’s age is as simple as multiplying how old they are by seven, right? Turns out, it’s not that simple.
This urban myth proves you shouldn’t believe everything you read on the internet.
Despite the hype, stars don’t depart this vale of tears in triplets.
Kites with keys aside, people have known about electricity for centuries.