Ripley's Weird News

The reader is challenged to correctly rearrange the pages, which were printed “in an entirely haphazard and incorrect order.” There are 32 million possible combinations!

There are no cell phones, cordless phones, Wi-Fi, microwaves, or even wireless speakers allowed in West Virginia’s National Radio Quiet Zone, home to the largest fully steerable radio telescope on Earth.

The Cuvier’s beaked whale can hold its breath for more than 3 hours at a time!

This year’s Ig Nobel Prize Awards winners include upside-down rhinos, beards taking a hit, and just how germy sidewalk gum really is.

Let’s dive a little deeper into the magic of suspended animation and the species of brine shrimp known as Artemia salina.

He creates artwork using both hands at the same time, his right and left hands working independently throughout the remarkable process.

For some celebs, a star on the Walk of Fame isn’t close enough to the cosmos; they’d rather experience the real thing — space!

When diehard fans of 19th-century ballet dancer Marie Taglioni got their hands on a pair of her shoes, they did what any true fan would do: eat them.

The first version of this bejeweled book sunk with the Titanic, while the second was destroyed in a Blitz attack on London during World War II.

Just how much blood did these over-the-counter supplements contain? A minimum of five percent cow’s blood.