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Pop Culture
When Muhammad Ali Tried to Reunite the Beatles
The heavyweight boxer was a confessed Beatles fan!
Get curious!
Dive into a rabbit hole by searching for a specific topic.
Animals
Introducing Golden Rae, the One-Eared Unicorn Dog!
Against all odds, little Rae pulled through and went on to make a full recovery – albeit, with one unique feature.
Places
The City Built Atop a Crater and Riddled with Diamonds
The city’s church alone contains about 5,000 carats worth of diamonds.
People
The Curse of Ötzi the Iceman
Ötzi the Iceman is one of the oldest and greatest mummy specimens in the world. So well preserved, perhaps, that he is still making his mark on the lives of those trying to tell his story…
Animals
The Savage Tsavo Man-Eaters and the Man Who Stopped Them
They were believed to have eaten up to 135 people.
Places
All About Muang Boran, the World's Largest Open-Air Museum
The world's largest outdoor museum occupies 300 acres just outside Bangkok – and in case you're wondering, that's about 227 football fields put together!
Animals
Could Alligators Survive in the Sewers of New York City?
The city sewer commissioner once staged a gator hunt.
Places
The Deserted Kingdom of Burj al Babas
The luxury residential town that never was.
Sports
Hairculese, The Man Who Pulls Cars With His Hair
Let him know the next time your car breaks down!
Animals
Are Black Panthers Really A Separate Species?
It’s time to separate the hype from biology.
Daily cartoons
Ripley’s daily fun facts cartoon started in 1918 by Robert Ripley. Stories so bizarre it can only be called “Believe It or Not”
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Sunday Cartoon! - February 2, 2025
Cartoon of the Day
Robert Ripley began the Believe It or Not! cartoon in 1918. Today, Kieran Castaño is the eighth artist to continue the legacy of illustrating the world's longest-running syndicated cartoon!