This amazing story of world-famous statues are said to cause pregnancies of 2,000 women who have merely touched the statues and they became pregnant. These statues are now displayed at the Ripley’s Believe it or Not Museum in Wisconsin Dells. Online poker-poker news.

Thousands of women around the world who have a strong belief on the power of the statues to induce pregnancy to women have visited the statues over the past many years. Many women who want to bear children have come from far away places just to touch the statues which are famous worldwide to have fertility power.

Some of the women believed that by not touching the statues and just staring at them will cause pregnancy.

These wooden statues with a height of 5 feet were brought from West Africa and were displayed in the hall of Ripley Entertainment’s building in Orlando. After several months, 13 women comprising staffers and visitors got pregnant.

Based on the account in the Wall Street Journal in December 1995, the mystical power of the statues became sensational around the world. In the following years, the statues traveled 3 times around the globe making stop-over at Believe It or Not Museums and allowed millions of people free entry to touch the statues.

They were placed permanently in the Ripley yard but due to rising public clamor, they were stationed at the Ripley office in Orlando where numerous women trouped to the site every month. Thus, it became a pilgrimage each month from ladies coming from different places just to stare and touch the statues.

However, volume of requests from foreign lands flooded the management of the museum to bring the statues to their homeland. Because of this, the statues were made to tour these people again.

After staying sometime in Wisconsin Dells, they will stay for a month at the Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum in San Francisco, California.

At this point in time, no one can really determine if the statues are hoax or not. Many women who got pregnant are willing to testify the truth about the mystery. Even scientists and religious sectors have nothing to say about the statues. They are on a wait-and-see status awaiting negative comments from various women who have already witnessed the stunning event.

If this is a myth or so, you have to find it out yourself. If you want, you can gather some information with a mother who had a close encounter with the statues and became pregnant after touching the statues. You can contact her at: Tim O’Brien@ripleys.com.