Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 24, 2021

With today’s factoids, one could have a very colorful dinner.

Well, the colors for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish are blue and gold.

So the avian Sesame Street character of Carroll Spinney (1933-2019) was xenochromatic?

Dang, they couldn’t have come up with a fourth fact about unusually coloured animals?

Must be a lot of those frogs where J. K. Rowling lives.

So was Litoria mira discovered post HP publication or has it been renamed?

Well Crunchy Frog first showed up on Monty Python. It’s coated with chocolate, using only "the finest baby frogs, dew picked and flown from Iraq, cleansed in finest quality spring water, lightly killed, and then sealed in a succulent Swiss quintuple smooth treble cream milk chocolate envelope and lovingly frosted with glucose.

At least it’s not known as “Crunchy Frog.”

Chocolate is good for you. It has restorative powers and other stuff. I hear it’s even good for muggles.

No word on why the official color of St. Patrick’s Day was changed from blue to green?!? Gawd, the suspense is excruciating!

So was the largemouth bass caught and released by Josh Rogers affected by Xanthochromism? Or is there some other rare genetic condition that can produce the same results?

A German man visiting the Netherlands recently caught a bright yellow catfish.

My brother would’ve loved this panel – because blue is his favorite color just as purple is mine alongside our late parents’ own of red & green (shifted to blue in her later years)!!

When I vote green, it just means I’m supporting people with one of those rare genetic mutations

I always wondered why I felt blue around St Patrick’s day. Colors are believable even if you are colorblind.

Crunchy Frog?!?!