Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for December 16, 2017

Mr. Craig must’ve be in the uncredited credits. (I wonder what big-shot actor of these days is in “The Last Jedi.” Perhaps Brandon Routh?)

Great. As if we didn’t already have enough to worry about, now we have meat-eating caterpillars.

I was in a snow thunderstorm, stranded for the night around tree line on Longs Peak in Colorado, with just a little tarp for shelter. It was pretty frightening!

Yes, I’ve experienced snow-thunder once or twice myself.

Craig is an actor. He did a gig as an extra. Extras are not credited. What’s the point? Where’s the secret? An interesting fact could be he being a real James Bond and doing that as part of his mission to investigate an evil corporation. In this case, Disney being the evil corporation… Oh… wait… (/&%/$%/ Modem failure /)/&(%$$&/%( Transmission interrupted

I didn’t realize Thundersnow storms were rare, they seem to be fairly common in the north Texas area

What meat does this carnivorous caterpillar eat?

I once saw the opposite of a snow thunderstorm – snow falling from a clear blue cloudless sky. And yes, I am sure it was not just blowing; there was no wind and I was riding a bicycle for two miles with no buildings or trees close by.

They eat vegan caterpillars.

Thundersnow can’t be that rare. Everywhere I have lived has had thunder with at least 1 out of 3 snow storms. Even here in Alabama we have thundersnow.

Thundersnow happens wherever there are strong updrafts. Basically, if it can hail, it can thundersnow.