15+ Strange Pics That Let Us In On A Few Of The World's Secrets

This Dory nightlight might make kids a little less afraid of the dark, but that will only be because they'd rather look at a shadowy void than this.

They also might not be too keen on watching Finding Nemo anymore.

Whether the people involved intended to be there or not, it seems as though America's caves are full of tragic mysteries.

Apparently, the uploader's grandmother has been using this same spoon to stir her coffee for 45 years and the end of it has been filed down into a straight edge as a result.

That's because we're looking at balls of heavily compressed lint that this person found while they were taking a dryer apart.

Based on the sharp definition of the wing imprints compared to the rest of the bird, it seems as though we can tell which areas hit the window the hardest.

But thanks to a very bored uploader, you know know how to write "Wasup Fam" in Morse Code if you're ever so inclined.

In fact, we're looking at 14 different wind turbines installed in a surprisingly straight line.

Some more experienced hikers may not be so surprised to see how close we are in size to black bears, but it's kind of weirding me out to learn that I'm as tall as one.

I, for one, would probably have some difficulty taking this photo without flinching at the feeling of their little legs brushing against my hands.

As we can see here, that was a time when people thought nothing of throwing their garbage out the window as they drove around.

I can only imagine the cleanup efforts it took to get rid of this stuff.

As confirmed by the Library of Congress, this was originally supposed to depict politician John C. Calhoun, but Lincoln's head was later superimposed over his body.

Even in the 19th century, there were ways to mess around with photos.

Fortunately, the uploader let us know that although they just received new shoes, the brass fittings on them have already turned green.

Commenters suggested this patina was intentionally brought about for stylistic reasons.

Obviously, it depicts the right address, but I also mean that it's composed of five pieces of driftwood.

It's possible that Allied forces tested it to see how much shelling it could take after it was captured.

Although it remained standing, those missing pieces may well have struck anyone perched inside during combat. It's not as safe as it looks.

If you give up, I'll tell you that the little white dog next to the chihuahua in the middle has a little wheelchair.

And he looks pretty excited about it.

For instance, this show was supposedly entertaining for children in Lithuania, but I'd expect it to terrify kids from a lot of other places.

That's because this area has this orange hue thanks to the wildfires that are currently ravaging parts of Australia. Of course, an ominous glow still beats being in the thick of it.

Instead, it was essentially slammed into this position by an avalanche. Although we already know how deadly they can be, it's still odd to see the aftermath of their sheer power.

Although any run-ins we've had with our own dead skin does a lot to show our skin's impermanence, it's still weird to see that how true that is when you go deep enough and see a supposedly permanent tattoo wear away.

That's because it is apparently covered in mold, which makes it seem almost alien and probably inadvisable to touch.