Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 10, 2011

Well, that must have been a wild ride!

That bridge is not a good idea mankind needs to stop testing nature.

I’d hate to be half way across and run out of gas.

I’d hate to be halfway across and run out of bridge…

A half hour later you will want to cross it again.

Where is Batman when you need him?

You could run a marathon race over that bridge.

The penquin was a male and didn’t ask for directions.

using the term ‘washed ashore’ sure sounds like the penguin was a bit dead as opposed to the depiction of him walking ashore like Columbus discovering America*.*well, it IS Coumbus day, y’know

half way any thing is always bad.

That penguin swam over 75 times as far as the Jiaozhou Bay Bridge is long.

Penguin rescue, rehabilitation and releaseIn June 2011, a juvenile Emperor Penguin was found on a beach north of Wellington in New Zealand. He had been consuming 3 kg of sand, which he had mistaken for snow, as well as sticks and stones, and had to undergo a number of operations to remove these and save his life. Following recovery, on 4 September, the juvenile, named “Happy Feet” (after the name of the 2006 film), was fitted with a tracking device and released into the Southern Ocean 80 km north of Campbell Island.707172 However, 8 days later scientists lost contact with the bird, suggesting that the transmitter had fallen off (considered likely) or that he had been eaten by a predator (considered less likely

Courtesy of Wikipedia

I wonder if there is a gas station on that bridge?

I think they tried a railroad bridge like that in the Florida Keys back around 1930. Bits of it still exist, here and there. Maw Nature loves waiting for people to forget about her, then POUNCE!