5 weird museums of the world one must visit in a lifetime!

College students from around the world would thank Momofuku Ando, creator of Cup Noodles, for the meal that kept them alive for four years. The museum, dedicated to Ando, also includes an instant ramen workshop where visitors can make their own noodles. (Image credits: greatarchaeology)

Cryptozoology is literally “the study of hidden animals” like the Yeti or Bigfoot. This museum’s collection includes specimens and artifacts purportedly related to these types of mythical, unverified creatures. (Image credits: mashable)

Yes, there’s an entire museum dedicated to barbed wire. It features more than 2,400 varieties and explores the role barbed wire played in the settlement of the United States. (Image credits: mapio)

This museum traces the history of the toilet for the past 4,500 years. From simple chamber pots to elaborate decorated Victorian toilet seats, there is all. There’s even a toilet disguised as a bookcase.

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