Ripley's Believe It or Not Minute

Ritzley! Believe it or not! Puyaga, a Hindu fakir, buried himself in sand with only his arms exposed to extend a begging bowl to people passing by six hours each day for twelve years. Believe it or not. In a moment, I'll tell you how Dunder Rock got its name.

History tells of many great naval battles, but one of the most unusual sea battles that never took place plays happened in Dunder Rock on Lake Champlain near Burlington, Vermont. Dunder Rock so resembles the outline of a gunboat that a Dutch captain mistook it for an enemy vessel and fired a broadside at it. The stone got its name from the captain's exclamation when he discovered

his mistake. Dunder was a blunder, believe it or not.