Unbelievable news, stories, videos, and more.

Was Paul McCartney Replaced in 1966?

A Florida Professor Is Living Underwater For 100 Days

porthole under the sea

Could ‘The Last Of Us’ Fungus Apocalypse Happen In Real Life?

TV screen playing The Last of Us

Who Is the Hat Man? A Nightmare Shared by Dreamers Around the World

Silhouette of man in suit and hat

Move Over Labs: French Bulldogs Are America’s Top Dog Now

French bulldog

A 92-Year-Old Has Been Tracking the Weather At NOAA for 60 Years

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Headquarters

The Toilet-Shaped Plants That Thrive By Eating Poop

Nepenthes tropical pitcher plants

Surgeons Remove Unexploded Grenade From Ukrainian Soldier’s Chest

Team of Surgeons Operating in the Hospital.

Ripley Cartoons

CARTOON 02-02-2020

Upper-class women in early 19th-century Greece often used empty pistachio shells as artificial fingernails!

John Graziano — February 2, 2020

1. Upper-class women in early 19th-century Greece often used empty pistachio shells as artificial fingernails! 2. In the original stage production of "The Wizard of Oz," Dorothy did not have a dog named Toto, but a faithful cow named Imogene! 3. From September 20-23, 2019, customers snapped up bowls of the world's first piranha ramen at Ninja Cafe & Bar in Tokyo, Japan. 4. Steven Spielberg made his first feature film at the age of 17. It was called "Firelight," and was created on a budget of $500 - it made a single dollar in profit!

Ripley's Believe It or Not!

Sign up for the weekly weird!

Comment Your Reaction

Leave a Reply Cancel reply