It’s possible to exist entirely within your comfort zone for hours, or days, or weeks. But it just takes one weird experience or sight to jolt you right out. So if you’re cruising along in your comfort zone right now, be warned: these pics might change things up a bit.
I’m blue, da-ba-dee da-ba-dah.
This is a legit breed of rabbit, known as (no kidding), the blue American rabbit. The guy who developed this breed never revealed what breeds went into the distinctive blue color.
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Harvest those floaty bois.
It’ll never stop blowing my mind that cranberry harvesting works this way. Like, they literally turn a whole field into a shallow pool, then scoop out the berries.
It’s electrifying.
If you’re ever wondering why it’s a good idea to stay away from fallen electrical lines, just look at this pic. The electricity has made short work of the grass and soil underneath.
Work from home.
This guy, Glenn Weiss, is directing an entire live television event from the comfort of his home. In previous years, it would be weird to see. In 2020, it’s par for the course.
Cranes for days.
This is like an infinite regression picture in real life. A crane is lifting a crane which is lifting a crane which is lifting a crane.
Fine sewer dining.
Normally the sight of these big concrete sewer pipes means there’s an infrastructure project going on nearby, but in this case, it just means it’s time to have a meal.
Just wrong.
This conveys the same message as any stop sign. But somehow, rendering the letters in lowercase (with serifs to boot) makes the whole picture look like it was taken in an alternate universe.
A+ for branding.
The Igloo factory, which makes those distinctive coolers, has a massive version outside. It serves as a security building and an excellent, gigantic proof of concept.
Gold in these hills.
Well, not gold, exactly. But this pile of random rocks is hiding cores of pure iron. This makes me want to go outside and smash rocks to find the treasures within.
Dazzling.
Most deer have brown coats to help them blend into the surroundings. But albino deer don’t have this luxury, and as a result, they really stand out.
Capuporcupinno.
This person poured instant coffee over an Americano (why, I have no idea). But the end result, which looked distinctly like a friendly porcupine, was clearly worth it.
Same to you, buddy.
I love cats, but I don’t know how I’d feel about caring for a cat whose forehead was constantly flipping the bird. I know cats can be rude, but this just seems excessive.
Teeth for days.
It’s not like squids are cuddly creatures, but the fact that each one of their suckers has a full set of teeth inside just makes me that much more squeamish.
Clear enough to drink.
Just kidding, it’s probably not a good idea to drink the water. Still, this flood in the Philippines has the clearest floodwater I’ve ever seen.
Perfection.
The masonry on this Incan wall is something to behold. The stone in the middle seems to be randomly shaped, but the surrounding stones fit perfectly flush against its twelve sides.
No thanks.
I used to think that it didn’t matter what a kettle looked like, so long as it could effectively boil water. Then I saw this kettle that looks like a pair of butt cheeks.
Don’t try this at home.
This vintage photo proves that newborn babies can use one hand to support their entire weight on a chin-up bar. Also, newborn babies are way stronger than I am, apparently.
Feels bad, man.
This Swedish museum has a display showcasing “disgusting food.” This is awkward, but these are basically all of my favorites: Pop Tarts and Twinkies. I should rethink my life decisions.
Red tide.
It’s always weird to see an open body of water where the different sections of water just don’t want to blend. The rusty hue of the water on the right looks ominous.
I remember.
This remote controller isn’t terribly old, but it’s old enough to feature America’s number one beloved, defunct company: Blockbuster Video. I mean, I love Netflix and all, but I still pine for Blockbuster.
