15+ Surprises That People Probably Never Thought They'd Discover

Starting to think horses might be the superior mode of transportation if they can best this while a car can't.

This feels concerning. Have you ever seen all of your friend's house? Is there perhaps a secret basement housing a lab or a dungeon?

A little more rare than I like my chicken, but to each their own!

Why are all these smart innovations only coming out now? We could have all voided years of germ sharing this way.

A fun new way to still get the message across! Though it seems a little more urgent than needed.

Sometimes you just want to shake things up a little, cause some unruliness just to see what happens.

This really is unfortunate, but on the bright side, I got to learn what the inside of a baseball looks like.

A fun little fact about someone who lived in this house, they probably really liked cars!

If you don't want to wait for the weather to be right, small-scale, handmade rainbows work just as well.

Huh, I never knew that. I have no idea what to do with the information and I don't know if I'm better off for knowing it, but it is new!

I'm glad the tiny library concept is spreading to many corners of society. I want to be able to grab a book wherever I am.

Wasn't that skeleton a few hundred dollars? They're getting their money's worth!

If there's one series that's perfect for a number of headstone quotes, it's this one!

I will be thinking about this cat's puffed-up allergy face for weeks. Thank you so much for this gem.

With the way that oak tree is slanting, it looks properly defeated.

Frankly, I'm surprised they managed to keep this steady enough to make it to the BBQ joint without crashing into it.

After all, I think we could create a more awkward driving experience if we tried.

I guess that depends on how many people throw out recently lit cigarette butts or oily rags like they're just your garden variety trash.

Talk about playing with fire.

It turns out that this is just a display for a store that sells luxury sunglasses. I'm not sure what the ancient Greek-inspired donkey collider has to do with that, but I guess it makes customers curious.

For one thing, it's hard not to feel any other way when you're suddenly confronted by a stretched out face making a weird expression.

But the real kicker is that this was the result of an app merging the faces of the uploader's parents, which is a weird image to contend with at the best of times.

And if you wonder what you should do if you find one of these, the Air Force helpfully tells you on the side of the device.

In addition to saying, "Live munitions, civilians leave in place," it also provides a phone number and a radio frequency to contact authorities.

Apparently, it froze overnight and then broke into this collection of rings that probably don't fit together anymore.

Still, there's something oddly satisfying about them.

When this person received their COVID-19 vaccine, they were warned that it might cause a rash.

However, it turned out that while the vaccine seemed to take to their body relatively smoothly, the same couldn't be said for the adhesive on the bandage.

According to Jalopnik, not only was this Jeep left in gear while the owner towed it with an RV, but it was specifically left in "4-Low."

The manual explicitly warns against going faster than 25 miles per hour at that setting and this picture perfectly explains why.

In this case, it's apparently a large enough window of time for a small bird to decide it wants to hang out right on the edge of the key.

Pets can already be equal parts adorable and in the way, they don't need any help from nature.

They're not kidding with that warning and the attack they're talking about will be a lot more vicious than you might expect.

It starts with a weird hissing noise and ends with some really persistent pecking.

Apparently, a mosquito happened to bite this area after the bruise had formed, which drained the blood from the impact site and reverted part of it back to the original skin color.

Mine usually just gets stuck under a bed or a couch, but I might actually be more impressed than annoyed if it managed to wedge itself under a broken chair leg and shut itself off like this one did.

It already seems pretty unusual for a flower to have two heads, let alone six like this one. I wonder if it's as lucky as a four-leaf clover?

Well, the fact of the matter is that this is actually a door mat that is now hosting life. Apparently, a week of heavy rain was just the ticket to giving them a fighting chance.

We know that they can get pretty long when sunlight hits us from a low enough angle but this seems really extreme even with that in mind.

I'm tempted to think that Mr. Fantastic took this picture.

As we can see, a pretty massive dust devil formed right in front of it to the amazement of everyone around.

And since this happened a day after the spring equinox, the uploader said it apparently led some in the area to believe that the serpent god Kukulkan was about to make a grand return.

The same, however, can not be said at all for whatever this decoration found on the top of a truck is supposed to be.

Seriously, aside from the skull design, is there any part of this that we can even identify, let alone that makes sense?

I'm suddenly reminded of the kinds of cat burglars who are slick enough to get into bank vaults but aren't quite as good at getting back out.

Surrounded by riches but not able to do anything with them.

While it's certainly not able to be kept, it'd be cool to salvage some and frame it! A literal piece of history.

This way, you're always drinking tea with a friend!

They're simply paying homage to one of the best animated cinematic masterpieces created in the past few decades, as they should.

That's definitely a portal situation. Open the door and you'll see that garden is lush and green in an eternal summer on the other side.

A great jacket with a cool story behind it too. You can find anything at thrift stores these days.