16+ Trending Pics That Prove You Haven't Seen It All

What we're looking at here is the tar melting off a roof and flowing down the drain pipe because that's just how hot it got around here.

You may know they come from Switzerland, but they're specifically named after Mount Toblerone near the town of Zermatt.

Someone recently made the trip to line one of the bars up with its namesake.

One can only wonder if this is what happens to Marge's hair when she doesn't go to the salon for long enough.

As for what happens to the pee after the dog drops it off, the likely answer is that the astroturf here is permeable enough to let it through and it travels down a drain underneath.

One is the original work, while the other is a "touchable" version that gives blind people a chance to experience what the artist was doing.

Not only was someone able to get the sprinkler rainbow on camera, but they were able to make this little girl look like she conjured it out of thin air.

Yes, it actually has a secret room behind a bookcase like they're spending their vacation in Dracula's castle.

Sadly, there isn't a hidden treasure trove behind it. The room was apparently empty.

These pipes are supposed to collect air rushing past the car outside, which makes the interior cooler.

The question, however, is whether this does anything that couldn't be accomplished simply by opening the window.

Given that photographer Louisa Seton told CNN that AK-47s weren't a rare sight among the area's Suri tribe, we're likely looking at a member of them right now.

Both the Suri and the neighboring Mursi tribes are facing displacement as a result of the Gibe III hydroelectric dam's construction.

For instance, here we have a brightly colorful albino turtle.

It's just as sensitive to light as its counterparts in other species, but it's hard to have white hair when your species is generally bald.

Instead of picking up garbage at the side of the road, this person decided to remove a bunch of old fishing lines and nets off the coast of Muscat, Oman.

Although the cases of the Siberian Maldives and the California superbloom prove that selfie stars aren't always good at heeding these types of warnings, we can only hope they'll appreciate why it's best to take this one seriously.

Here we see Sahnish Tribal Council Chairman George Gillette crying as he signs over ancestral land for the construction of the Garrison Dam in North Dakota.

In case the picture doesn't make it clear enough, he was coerced into doing this.

When this ship raised its anchor, the crew discovered that they had also picked up an unexploded torpedo. Yikes.

That's because this was the result of a fire at what is likely a chemical plant judging by the uploader's assertion that the air around them now has chlorine in it.

It could be smelled for miles, but it really shouldn't be.

This would be a cute little one even if it weren't clear just how little it is, but that certainly helps.

The Pride colors on the house on the left should be obvious, but the house on the right features the colors shown on the Transgender Pride Flag.

It's hard to tell whether this would attract more or less unwanted attention from the anti-LGBTQIAA+ group, though.

Vivian Boyack and Alice Dubes of Iowa finally had the legal backing to marry each other once the state allowed same-sex marriage in 2009 and they officially tied the knot five years later.

However, somebody indeed managed to get a cow into the backseat of their car. It's ill-advised and very unlikely to be all that comfortable for the cow, but they did it.

And what we're looking at is a baby hummingbird. The beak was always pretty clearly defined, but the rest of it looks more like it crashed through a whole botanical garden.