Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for November 02, 2012
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November 03, 2012
Transcript:
There are more than 1200 species of venomous fish-outnumbering venomous snakes and all other venomous vertebrates combined! Scientists have discovered that two bog mummies buried at Cladah Hallan, Scotland, for 3000 years are actually assembled body parts of six different people! Less than 500 of Madagascar's plowshare tortoises are living in the wild, and some conservationists have started to deface their shells to reduce their value to poachers!
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Puddleglum2 over 11 years ago
The mummies are “from parts unknown”!
alan.gurka over 11 years ago
They used to make combs and brushes, knitting needles and guitar picks out of turtle shell.
alan.gurka over 11 years ago
But how many of those venomous fish can actually attack a human? Unlike snakes with fangs and scorpions with stingers, are they just passive, with poisonous skin or organs, or can they attack and kill their prey?
belldee90 over 11 years ago
Animal rights people have been known to spray baby harp seals with green vegetable dye, to make their skins worthless to poachers, thus saving their lives. I’m hope the turtle shell thing works out too. Whatever works!
James Hopkins over 11 years ago
If only those bones could talk; what stories they’d tell!
Stephen Gilberg over 11 years ago
“Wanna live? Get a tattoo!” Interesting.
Maybe the two mummies were Frankenstein creations.
Oxnate over 11 years ago
It looks like they mixed up ‘Poisonous’ and ‘Venomous’. Someone needs to check a dictionary.
James Hopkins over 11 years ago
That would have been one wild ride lol
potrerokid over 11 years ago
NOT!!
Nighthawks Premium Member over 11 years ago
I say deface (as in remove the face) of the poachers…..slowly