Have you ever encountered a rare or unusual find? Of course you have. We all have. But often, all we're able to take away from the experience is a memory.
If you think to snap a photo of your find, though, you'll be able to share the weirdness with the entire internet, just like the folks below did. And it's a good thing to get a pic, because otherwise, people might not believe what you found!
Plants can be pretty resilient, finding ways to grow in unexpected places. Is there much future for these flowers in this wall? Perhaps not, but it's a fun sight while it lasts.
If you're old like me, you'll remember VCR remotes like this. They were incredibly, needlessly complicated. There were so many buttons you'd never use because you had no idea what they did.
I don't want to be that guy who calls this out as weird, but then again, this is only happening because someone decided to be that guy who hangs out in a dog cage.
We're not used to seeing steps that look like this, but it's actually a fairly elegant solution considering how those doors open. You'd just need to be careful coming downstairs.
This label is a tad dramatic. I doubt the spinning basket is guaranteed to rip your arm off like the label implies. Still, the graphic warning has probably been pretty effective.
It's pretty rare to see something in nature that looks like a pair of Vans, but here we are. On closer inspection, the checked pattern is kind of blobby, but from a distance it's pretty cool.
It's interesting to see two pieces of tech, manufactured decades apart, using the same basic profile. The only difference is that the modern printer doesn't have a convenient carry handle.
I'm sure elevator technicians find all sorts of weird stuff at the bottom of elevator shafts, but even this must be fairly rare. What's the story here? Should this technician be concerned?
Deer have a way of multiplying quickly if they've found a comfortable spot to live, and these rare white deer are clearly no exception.
Are these patterns just abstract randomness or are they actually supposed to look like skulls? Either way, I'm sure this variety of moth has been freaking people out for many generations.
The Canadian two-dollar coin, the toonie, consists of a smaller coin embedded in a ring. Whatever they use to keep the metal attached clearly didn't work here. I wonder what the value of the separated coin might be.
This seems like kind of a passive-aggressive way to shame people for buying candy, but it isn't like the sign is wrong. It would also make me think twice before picking up that big bag of Skittles.
Is this thing even a cloud at all? It looks almost like a puff of smoke from somewhere. It's either a case of someone blowing smoke rings, or perhaps a vampire de-materializing.
The idea of manufacturing a shirt and then leaving it up to the consumer whether they'd like a pocket or not is an intriguing one. For those who can't sew, though, it's a non-starter.
This is such a fun real-life glitch. I guess the letters aren't attached to a larger label, which causes them to break free like this.
On one hand, it's cool to know that your dog's shadow looks just like Scooby-Doo. On the other hand, no dog owner wants all the stuff that would come with owning Scooby-Doo.
We don't often get to see such an up-close view of baby birds. In fact, I think this is the first time I've ever seen a baby hummingbird.
It's fascinating to see how things have evolved. Even though the video game tech in this cabinet is downright primitive, the overall design of the cabinet hasn't changed much.
On a nice, sunny day, this is just an unusual sight. On a dark, stormy night this would be just about the most terrifying thing you could see.
It was nice of the bird to bequeath these keys to a new owner, but it's hard not to feel badly for Dan. No one will believe him when he tells them a bird stole his keys.
