sculpture of a pregnant woman make in 2000

Fertility atung 2000 who impregnate womenThe statue is found in Ivory Coast, West Africa, is shaped pair of 1993 men and women who were holding a baby. Fertility Statues legend begins in 1995. Ripley Museum owner bought a pair of tall wooden totem 1.5 meters each of these to decorate their headquarters in Orlando, Florida. The statues are purchased from the Baule tribe in the Ivory Coast with the price of each U.S. $ 1,000.
In the first year the sculptures on display, eight of the 20 staff Ripley's office to obtain offspring. Female staff Ripley, Kimberly Martin, also suddenly pregnant when she diligently taking birth control pills.
The mystery surrounding the statue was never aired on CNN, Good Morning America!, Unsolved Mysteries (four times the reruns), Primer Impacto in Spain, and a large number of local television programs. According to the museum, since the display at the museum center, Orlando, Florida, USA, already 13 people in a month pregnant woman. The statue has also been exhibited in several cities in the world and more than 2000 women reported pregnant after touching the statue.
This fertility statue quickly became popular and has received coverage from various media throughout the world. The women from various countries who hope soon cradling a baby but can not touch this sculpture direct deposit or send clothes, hand stamp, or any other personal items they touched directly on this statue. Believe it or not.

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