Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 20, 2016

What’s bizarre is that somebody would let him cut their hair while paragliding.

How does one cut someone’s hair while up in the air while holding onto the paraglider AND the scissors and comb (as well as spray bottle and other hair care equipment)?

Dengding also did one in pine – it’s in Ripley’s Believe It or Knot…

That lion must be beautiful! So big!

If you look up “Denis Yushin” there are a lot of cool pictures of him cutting hair underwater, on a parasail, and other cool stuff!

A wood carving of a huge lion, called " Lion Oriental " is the newest sensation in the square Fortune Plaza Times Square in Wuhan, capital of Hubei province, China. The huge animal was carved from a single trunk giant sequoia by renowned sculptor Dending Rui Yao and a team of twenty sculptors. The sculpture was made ​​in Burma, and took three years to get ready, and then was transported by nearly 5,000 kilometers to the square in China, arriving in December 2015.

It says “cut hair” …means he just cut one.

I never knew that redwoods and giant sequoia trees grew anywhere other than in California. So, both kinds of wood are fine for carving. Now you’ve got me wondering if eucalyptus wood is suitable for it; eucalyptus trees in Australia are right up there with California’s redwood and giant sequoia trees when it comes to height.