VANCOUVER 鈥� Shrunken heads, a Rolls Royce made of a million matchsticks, a 鈥淏ug Bistro鈥� and trippy art depicting famous people are some of the attractions at a new exhibit at Science World.

The touring show, called opened Thursday (Jan. 25) and continues at the Vancouver facility until April 22.

A second-floor gallery at Science World is filled with examples of the American collector鈥檚 oddities, anomalies and fantastic feats, in an exhibition presented by Save-On-Foods.

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A 鈥淩adio Replay鈥� section allows visitors to listen to Ripley鈥檚 popular radio show of the 1930s and 鈥�40s.

Some amazingly small sculptures are featured, along with a life-size replica of a giant Titanoboa snake and a mechanical model of Robert Wadlow, the world鈥檚 tallest man.

The highly interactive exhibit also showcases real shrunken heads, the jaw of a giant megalodon shark, body-modification science and old cartoons from the Ripley collection.

For more details about the exhibit, visit .

Shown below are more exhibits featured in the touring show (submitted photos)

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