While most of us are bogged down in the less pleasant aspects of life around us, we often forget about the incredible beauty that surrounds us on a daily basis.
The great thing about the internet is that snapshots of this natural eye candy can reach anywhere in the world, becoming viral.
Here's a bunch of viral eye candy for your viewing pleasure!
Why is this tiny glue glob tower so appealing? I honestly can't explain it, but I'm in love.
This perfectly coiled snake took the internet by storm and it's obvious why. Beautiful.
"Christmas lights encased in snow after today's snowstorm in Chicago," wrote alikeannoyance.
So simple, yet satisfying at the same time. Even the way the weight of the paper clip distorts the reflection of those lines is amazing.
It's basically the whole "sign your cast" thing but way cooler. I would have some chalk ready at all times!
It's amazing that the grass grew that much even with the obstructed sunlight. Reminds me of troll hair a little bit.
Can anyone tell me what city this is in? Leave a comment on Facebook! Other than this being Europe, I have no idea.
Why did it take me so long to find out where the climber was in this photo? Anyway, contacts seem more appropriate for climbing...
It totally looks like a painting. I need to figure out how to do this — pronto.
I definitely wouldn't do this for coins valued any higher than 10 cents, just saying.
The order is just so satisfying. This would be the best to have on your own property — plenty of space to camp and walk through the trees.
"Found an almost perfectly spherical rock at the beach," wrote Aura_Void.
You have the three stripe pattern and everything. I agree this should be their new flag.
You can see why people couldn't stop sharing this rare image.
The vibrant amber and the realization that all those tiny bees actually made this thing hit me all at once. I could look at this for days.
As the pastiest man alive, I should take one of these wherever I go in the summer.
You never know when the perfectly coincidental alignment of a few random objects can turn into the coolest picture ever. That man probably has no idea that he's been seen by millions of people online.
"The view skydiving over Venice, Italy," wrote ImABarnacle. It could be green screen, but I'm going to trust that this incredible shot is real.
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