Have you ever been out for a hike in the woods, stopped to rest on a log, and seen something that made you want to get back to hiking at top speed? Or maybe you'be bought a new house and gone exploring in the attic/cellar and found a disturbing scene that begs for an explanation?
Well, that's the sort of thing that happened to these folks — and they got some pics to share with us!
Which is definitely not where teeth are supposed to be.
At least it doesn't look, um, fresh?
I sincerely hope that's just Fruitopia spattered there. As for the greasy hand print on the seat, well, I'm sure this isn't the first theater seat that's happened to. But I wouldn't want to be the poor schmuck who has to clean it up!
Wasps are nature's biggest jerks, and it's terrifying to think that they can build nests onto other animals.
Also, that's a brave person for picking it up.
Absolute best case scenario is that this floated off from shore because it wasn't tied up properly. There are many, many worse scenarios that seem much more likely, however — and sad.
As if the completed animatronics didn't give out enough nightmares to kids, the half-finished ones are horrors.
For the record, someone on Reddit did put the coordinates into Google Earth and it brought up a strange looking spot in Florida.
In fact, the mail carrier who's on that route posted this pic after finding it while delivering a "package of logs." Just in case you had any doubts, "I did not walk it to the door," he said.
Could be mold, could be spider's nest. Either way, you're better off taking them into the yard and setting fire to them.
I mean, the bugs in the age of dinosaurs must have been absolute nightmares, and this prehistoric specimen trapped in amber confirms it.
The only saving grace here is that it's a doll's head and not a real skull.
Starting with why the rubber gloves folks at this workplace have been sharing for months stink of mildew.
Gross.
This could be an attempt at cuteness, but it also wouldn't be out of place as a crucial piece of evidence pointing to the warped upbringing of a serial killer being tracked in an episode of Criminal Minds.
Sometimes their suckers have razor sharp little teeth, too. So, um, yikes.
Further evidence that nature is gross and does gross things, parasitic wasp larvae are using this poor beetle as a host. Yuck.
Sure, I'm just going to stick my arm into a big box of teeth and root around for the good ones. Right.
There are good, sound reasons why I couldn't have been a dentist.
Maybe a bit too real? Like, a Cabbage Patch Kid farmed in the uncanny valley, amirite?
There are other things they need to be scared of, like a certain variety of fungus that will turn them into "zombies."
You want to think that maybe it was a window cleaner or maintenance person who put those there, but you also can't help wondering, right?
Just a bug making a cocoon and stitching itself into the fabric of a lounge chair.
Fun find on a sunny day, right? All part of the joys of getting the summer gear out of winter storage!
If not forever. You'd think gardening would be a safe, skull-free activity, but you'd be wrong.
I don't think it's a huge surprise that we share the roads with complete psychopaths, but rarely do we see it displayed so chillingly.
It's pretty sad that so many final resting spots have been forgotten, and it's also not the sort of place you'd want to go wandering at night.
Apparently it's actually a pic of the person who posted it back in elementary school, playing the Wizard in the school's production of The Wizard of Oz.
It did not age well.
Seriously, having to look a stranger in the eye while you're both trying to do your business is basically a Saw movie, right?
