Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for June 22, 2023

Blind mole rats really live up to their name. Their eyes are completely nonfunctional, and have a flat layer of skin covering them instead of openable eyelids.

Like other types of mole rats, they have front teeth outside of their lips, so they can use them to dig without opening their mouths.

Actually, the normal oxygen level is 20.9% but gas monitors don’t go into alarm above 19.5% or below 23%. So much for today’s trivial contribution.

Not to confused with a chemist’s mole = 6.02214076×10^23.

That explains why one is Kim Possible’s pet.

Send a molerat down after that submersible.

I must not have many mites….anymore……….

Friend of mine got a bone marrow transplant from his son; he inherited his son’s allergies.

So I guess if we split the difference a blind human rat would need about 9% oxygen to survive a sneeze from a demodex mite. ~ Science drop out Todd Setters, hey I proudly left my science studies when I saw how science was spelled, now I’ve got theories about everything

May the board be with you as it is with Professor E. And gesundheit.

“And those mites are the size depicted, above!”

Why would they even test the oxygen thing?

I wonder if lice combs work for mites

How detrimental are those mites?

Every disgusting thing you might want to know about Demodex Mites: Male and female mites usually mate inside a follicle opening. They lay eggs inside your hair follicles and oil glands. Larvae hatch within 3-4 days and reach adulthood after 7 days. The mites live about 2 weeks. They usually come out at night to feast on dead skin cells before retreating to their hiding spots to lay eggs. When they die, they break down inside your hair follicles and sebaceous glands.

i’ve named my demodex mites…let’s see there’s george and ruth and jack and mable…

great, someone’s marrow and allgeries

And also co star with Kim Possible.