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Eu acreditava que quando uma pessoa era mordida por uma tartaruga, só conseguia se soltar dela se desse um trovão na hora.

Também acreditava que se fizéssemos "careta", e um vento forte passasse na hora, a cara da gente ficava igual à da "careta" pra sempre.

Babi

i used to believe that bambi lived under my bed and at night he would fight a big deer

Holden batt

one of my younger brother askes at onces that when a rabit become elder it would became a kangro

wish

i use to belive that killer whailes where where acshually killer whailes hahahha

dumbb!!

A friend of mine told me that if cows or horses were crossing a river and the water reached their anus, they would drown. I learned this when I was a sophomore in college, so until senior year I thought this true until I met my fiance's friend. He's a cow farmer and told me otherwise... but then again I'm not very convinced about this not drowning bussiness.

Jessica

I used to believe that every baboon i saw accidentally sat on a burning stove and his butt turned red after that.

Lecia

I belived that unicorns where real :)

Heather

I used to believe that dandelions could turn into lions and vice versa and that this was how zoos got lions. This was due to the old "King of the Jungle" and I thought lions could kills anything.

Anon

I used to believe that when toads got old they would turn into toadstools. Thanks a bunch to the show Toad Troop or something like that...

Evan

Up untill I was 13, I was convinced that a Haggis was a small, DVD box-sized sandy coloured creature with four legs native to Scotland. Its two left legs were shorter than its right, which made it run around the Scottish mountains in circles.
For those of you who don't know, a haggis is in fact a Scottish meat thing (that you eat)

Zanny

When my dad was little his older siblings convinced him that there were flocks of flying turtles.

Anonymous

I thought that hippos were baby elephants

Gerna

when i was little, i didn't understand about bulls, and mares; i thought that all cows were female and all horses were male, and that they somehow mated (which i also didn't "understand")

"Pete"

when i was little i saw on the tv a turtle laying tiny eggs and to me these eggs looked like grapes, so i always thought grapes came from turtles. i was only corrected when one day i (feeling quite clever) told my mum that grapes came from turtles, "i saw it on the tv!"

oops.

Anon

When I was 4 or 5, my cousins had me absolutely convinced that if you touched a fish's eye with your finger, the eyeball would explode.

J