Believe It or Not (Second Series) #12

This installment presents a variety of unusual attractions, including a group in the Philippines moving a house by carrying it on their backs. It also features a one-armed boat builder who demonstrates innovative watercraft designed for his disability, alongside a treadmill-propelled junk from China.

In Japan, viewers encounter dwarf trees that are over 700 years old and chickens with tail feathers up to twenty-five feet long. The documentary highlights the world's largest sun dial in Manila and documents a unique ritual dance performed by churchgoers in Luxembourg aimed at promoting good health.

The film also showcases livestock with rare physical traits, tree limbs in Tacoma, Washington that form an alphabet, and the world's largest collection of the smallest books. Notably, it concludes with a display of celebrity footprints outside Grauman's Chinese Theater. This blend of curiosities makes the film a fascinating piece for collectors of documentary cinema.