Looks can be deceiving, very deceiving, especially when it comes to size. Be it tricky perspectives or simply never having been near something, it can be hard to judge the true size.
This article is here to clear the air a little and show off some real sizable items with everyday things that turned out bigger than we expected.
Many of us are taught the dangers of snapping turtles at one point or another, and while I've always believed them, now I super believe them.
I've never seen a key this thick. Does more width = higher security?
First off, no he's not, this is great. Second, you never realize how big those things are on your face until you're on the outside, huh?
I grew up in the city so I've never been even close to a silo before, so seeing that they tower over houses is frightening.
Putting dip on this bad boy would be like buttering a slice of bread.
You could serve drinks in that thing when you're done with it. Not sure if you should, but you could.
Your lack of details makes me suspicious as to how you got this, but I'll let it slide because it's cool.
That thing would take actual bites to get through. All your daily vitamins and nutrients from one mutant blueberry.
Do they seem bigger now or is it just the residual shame telling us they do?
That's a jellyfish? Not a congealed ball of pasta sauce? That's...troubling, but okay.
Unsurprisingly, this worm was found in Australia. Soon it'll be growing teeth and developing venom, just so it can be another beast that can kill you down under.
I grew up with big dogs, but none quite this big. He seems like a great cuddler.
Hosted outside the Cincinnati Museum Center is this little lodge, a terrifying look at just how big bald eagles can get. Or maybe they just like the extra room.
Is that a deer? I didn't even know they could get that big, let alone look that scary. Not so dainty anymore.
It's hard to imagine not being able to make any sound you want in here. It probably comes out crystal clear!
Much like I've never been near a silo, I've never been near any sort of farm equipment so this is also a terrifying lesson for yours truly.
The chicken looks unimpressed. "Eh, I've seen bigger."
Is the only benefit here that they'll have to empty it less? It seems like a hassle, but if they say it's worth it...
Obviously, I never thought light poles were small, but something about this perspective makes it seem different. More perilous.
With proper care and maintenance, a phone booth probably could be a good fish tank. This one looks well on its way!
