16+ Rare Pics That People Were Incredibly Lucky To Capture

Well, as we can see, this person proved they could when they embedded their dart into the shaft of one of the other ones on the board.

But as impressive as this feat is, I wouldn't recommend trying it at an official darts tournament. Apparently, you don't get any points for this as the tip of your dart didn't touch the board.

The sheriff must've written that rule.

Instead, we're seeing the result of someone trying to photograph a lightning storm happening outside. As we can see, it sort of worked as the lightning ended up illuminating half of their picture.

As you may have noticed, the uploader's daughter managed to break the mug in a completely symmetrical way. This is almost the definition of "oddly satisfying."

And no, I don't have an answer for how that tire managed to bounce over a dozen feet up before it looped around that pole.

Unless it bounced between multiple vehicles like a pinball and one of those vehicles was really tall, I'm stumped.

All they could tell us was that whatever was wrapped in palm leaves was tied to a fence by that rope while two discarded car batteries stood near it.

Unfortunately, we don't even know what's in there because the uploader wasn't about to undo those palm leaves. Again, that's understandable.

As the uploader pointed out, this one is shaped a lot like the big mastodons you would normally see modeled in a natural history museum.

It's got tusks and a trunk and everything.

However, that makes it all the more bizarrely perfect that the copy of Unbreakable inside managed to sustain whatever happened here.

That's right, despite looking a lot like a CD, this thing was rectangular.

Apparently, it was supposed to serve as a kind of digital business card that professionals treated as a kind of portfolio.

However, any other picture I've seen where this happened didn't feature one as large or as sharply defined as this. It's the only one that seems appropriate for such loud punctuation.

You know, just taking the dog out for a walk and stumbling upon a vertebrae belonging to a 65 million-year-old dinosaur. Pretty average stuff, really.

Apparently, this person opened a Twix bar only to discover that it didn't actually come with any chocolate.

Just a vaguely chocolate-kissed cookie bar with some caramel on it. What a rip-off.

As the Cornell Lab of Orinthology explained, this allows them to scoop up ants and insect larvae from trees after they're finished pecking.

However, that knowledge doesn't make it any less incredible that someone managed to catch this famously agile bird. Apparently, it was trying to score some corn in the uploader's duck cage.

That's not because of some fancy design but rather because of the fact that the ice ball the uploader put in here happened to create a strong enough seal to keep the liquid sequestered above it.

I don't believe I've ever had that happen.

Honestly, take a guess as to what we're looking at here.

Because while it's a reasonable guess to think we're looking at some bizarre sea life or a bowl of moldy soup, there's no life in here at all.

That's because it's apparently what it looks like when colorant is added to separated paint.

That wouldn't be such an unusual sight in an old, abandoned house or something, but it's certainly a worrying one in a store that expects you to buy this.

I don't know about you but I'd find it pretty hard to trust this place.

And as far as his role in it goes, that's exactly what it is. But this is an infamous basketball card for reasons not related to the player.

If you look to the left of Mr. Jackson, you'll see two young men seated next to each other. As The Washington Post tentatively confirmed, these are Lyle and Erik Menendez, who apparently secured front row seats to this game in the days between murdering their parents in 1989 and being arrested for the crime in 1990.

They remain incarcerated to this day.

As you can see, it bears a very clear resemblance to a lower case E.

I'm guessing it's not just one example on somebody's alphabet plant because that probably would have come up in the uploader's post.

Apparently, the uploader's pilot dad got to keep the chute after he ejected from a fighter plane in 1991. Details are sparse on what happened but it was undoubtedly a tense situation.

This is an example of polydactylism, a genetic mutation that can leave people and animals with extra digits.

As KWTX reported, it's most commonly expressed on the front paws but it's particularly rare to have all four paws look like this. Since we can't see Daisy's back paws, we don't really know how rare her condition is.

However, we do know that cats with extra digits tend to be more dexterous and therefore, better at hunting and climbing. The only downside is that their nails are harder to trim.

However, the irony in the story behind it reveals that while the sign itself isn't unusual, the circumstances of how the uploader came to own it are.

As they said, "I bought this from a door-to-door salesman." Apparently, a pretty smart one who also hates all of his colleagues.