15+ Unexpected Discoveries People Couldn't Keep To Themselves

Yes, this is a clearance bar designed to keep any vehicles eight feet or taller from entering. My only question is why they would do this in a lot with no ceilings.

This Swedish castle is hundreds of years old and utility workers don't want to mar its beautiful facade with rubbish bins. They got creative and made the bins blend into the wall behind.

Yes, the hills have eyes. That's the whole joke. It's also literally what appears to be going on with this spooky-looking ridge.

I don't like wasps any more than the next guy but at least this blinged-out, chromed-out blue wasp is interesting to look at.

These drinking fountains in the University of Chicago's Bartlett Dining Commons show just how much drinking fountain technology has changed in a hundred years.

There are blueberries and then there's this. I wonder if it's as tart and delicious as its much smaller cousins.

This Highland New Guinean is seen as he laid eyes on white people for the first time in his life. His tribe didn't know there was an outside world until this moment.

Cream cheese doesn't need to be switched on or off because it's cream cheese. Still, this tub made an on/off power icon on the underside of its lid.

These miners in Artigas, Uruguay found something rather unexpected: big honking amethyst geodes, shaped like a perfect heart.

These dead leaves have fallen through the grate below in a way that's sort of satisfying. I mean, they'll probably rot there all winter but it looks cool in the fall.

This is just a field of cabbages. That's it: regular old cabbage. It's totally not a massive spawning ground for facehugger aliens or anything like that.

Do all cans of Spaghetti-O's look like they've just been through a centrifuge, or is it only this one? Also, are they all suspiciously empty?

It was once thought that non-human primates didn't know how to use tools. This pic of an orangutan using a spear to catch fish would certainly suggest otherwise.

Well, it's actually a high four because this tiny frog only has four digits on each hand. Still, this is something that doesn't exactly happen every day.

Putting aside the sadness of seeing a beached sperm whale, check out its mouth. It isn't missing teeth.

Sperm whales only have lower teeth, and have an upper jaw designed to accommodate them.

This house, which looks like a cross between a hobbit house and a Teletubbies house, is a cool find for sure.

In a place like Venice, Italy, where everything is historic, you might come across something like this: a random grocery store that used to be an ornate theater.

The sunlight coming through the curtains looks like an exclamation mark. I think this is what appears over a Metal Gear Solid enemy's head when they spot you.

This house has some random cracks on the side that have somehow come together to form a perfect Van Halen logo.

This square of toilet paper contains, uh, a rubber band. This certainly constitutes a mystery, as I can't fathom how this might happen.