At museums in DC, Indianapolis, New York, and across the world, this artist’s sculptures bring prehistoric creatures back to life. | Ripley's Believe It or Not!

This cable once held up the weight of a global icon. 🌉 The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most iconic pieces of architecture of all time, but its designer was almost completely forgotten. Believe It or Not!, Charles Ellis worked tirelessly to perfect the designs of the bridge, only to be dismissed by project manager Joseph Strauss. When the bridge opened in 1937, Ellis wasn’t invited to the celebration, and it wasn’t until years later that he was finally recognized for his work. Dive into the

On Dec 19, 1918, the cartoon that started it all was published. It was a slow sports news day, and with a lack of ready material, Ripley got the idea to pull together some previously drawn cartoons of unusual sports feats he had not published. He submitted it to his editors, and the rest, as they say, is history. The cartoon ran with the title "Champs and Chumps." It wasn’t until the publication of the next such cartoon that the famous title Believe It or Not! was first used. The cartoon became

The tallest man that ever lived is part of the most weird and wonderful museum collection you will ever find 😱✨ Visit Ripley’s Museum Believe it or Not in Amsterdam and found out everything about Robert Wadlow and many more unique exhibits gathered from all around the world 👀🌍 Book your tickets now via the link in bio 🔗 #musuem #ripleys #amsterdam #tallestman #worldrecords | Ripley's Believe It or Not - Amsterdam