Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for June 14, 2016

What, not ‘Monster of Lockness’?

Can catnip also affect jaguars, panthers, and ocelots too? (How did they even put braces on such a small mouth?)

Even more amazing is that he worked at an airport for 39 years and kept his sanity.

Obviously, this isn’t THE Alan Freed. Anyone ever hear of “American Hot Wax?”

Catnip affects foxes too.

Remember, this is Believe It or Not! In this case, I choose not.

vanisleson Tell the lock guy to get a life!

Nah, same as for bears: just a slower companion.

Worked at an airport, collected locks, and never grew up enough to wear long pants.

You don’t need to be crazy to work at an airport…..OJT is provided.

So at the beginning of my flight from Reagan National I check my locked baggage and when I arrive at my destination I find the lock missing from my baggage. I thought that the lock then became property of the FAA until the actual property owner could be found. Now I find that it just becomes par of some guys collection. Notice that the description says ‘broken or misplaced’ locks. Broken or misplaced by who?

Reading today’s Believe It or Not, I remember a cartoon where the characters made a ball of yarn out of suspenders to distract tigers. It was yarn instead of catnip, but still I was reminded of the cartoon

I’ve seen footage on zoo cats on ’nip. Pretty cute.

Wow, catnip affecting a cat.

“Zoo cats” makes me think of bobcats.I would expect them to be affected by catnip. Lynxes too.