16+ Pictures That Make You Think A Little

It's hard to know the probability of a swatted mosquito filling (and completely filling) just one square of this screen. Really, the important thing is that there's one less mosquito in the world.

Some classic toys stay the same forever. But evidently, at some point in the past 40 years, Fisher Price decided to boldly disrupt the baby toy industry by reversing the colors on its classic ring toy.

This incredible photo captures the microsecond that a bolt of lightning hits the water. But if you'd told me it was some kind of alien abduction beam coming down from the heavens, I'd probably believe you.

It's downright weird how these turtles cast a reflection that looks uncannily like a pirate. It almost looks like Captain Jack Sparrow, or maybe an off-brand Captain Jack, if you squint.

I like this idea. Rather than labeling restrooms by gender, just identify the room's contents. I'd appreciate an even more detailed breakdown of sinks and hand dryers in order to plan an efficient visit.

What you're looking at is two doses of insulin. Neither one looks particularly big, but the spoon on the left contains an appropriate dosage, while the one on the right contains enough to kill a person.

This artist chose to set up some plastic wrap to tag, rather than deface public property. It's a great story if you can ignore the amount of wasted plastic, and the fact that wasted plastic will be our downfall.

It feels like grocery shopping results in a lot of single-use plastics being...single-used. This Asian grocery store uses banana leaves, which are usually thrown away, to wrap produce.

I know a penny is basically worthless, but I've come to expect a certain degree of quality. I certainly expect to see the full one hundred percent of Lincoln's profile.

Eggs are all a little bit different, but this is taking things too far. Spherical eggs? I don't know why eggs are the shape they are, but it's the shape we're used to. It's fine.

If you ever want a pic a dismembered body (for, y'know, reasons), all you need is a couple of good friends. There's no Photoshop and no actual dismemberment required!

This 1982 photo shows a wheat field right in the middle of Manhattan. It's not like Manhattan was really being farmed in 1982 though, as this was part of an art exhibit.

This is enough to make you do a double-take, until you realize it's probably just the result of people walking on the beam back when it was laid on the ground. Probably.

If you've ever wanted to enthusiastically grab something that's pulsing with electricity with both hands, just remember that this poor mouse died to show you why it's such a bad idea.

We're looking at a bunch of different metals, some rubber, fibers, glass and other random materials. If you mix this all together and add some fluids, you'd be able to make a Volkswagen Beetle.

If anyone's ever told you that something can't be done, just remind them that these six dudes were probably told at some point that it's dumb to make a canoe out of duct tape. But here we are.

It's a little bit rude of this frog to leave its full body-prints along this car hood, but compared to the kinds of horrible things birds do to cars, it doesn't seem so bad.

This catchy headline just draws attention to the fact that lemonade stands are illegal in some areas. Don't worry, though — Country Time lemonade was decriminalized years and years ago.

Losing a pet is heartbreaking, but it's part of being a pet owner. This German shepherd has lost a pal, but now they're ready to tutor the next generation of rare puppers.

Two calculators, one equation, two different results. What gives? I'd give the edge to the old-school scientific calculator on the right, just because it seems so much authoritative than a phone app.

Have you ever noticed your fingerprints leave smudges over the numbers that are actually in your passcode? This keypad randomizes where the numbers are every time, so there's no smudges to use as a way to hack in.

The hardest part of mixing slurpee flavors is that you never get a perfect mix. Unless you're this person, of course, who managed to get a perfectly evenly distributed amount of each flavor in his straw.

In Japan, they have train seats that all face outwards so that everyone can see the scenery as the train moves. Every train needs to be like this, stat!

No, not that guy! There's a teeny tiny spider hanging out on the top right corner of the bill, and that little guy is the one responsible for the webbing.

At first glance this just looks like a pipe was painted to match the wall —but that's not all. The pipe was also painted to match the shadows on the wall, so the blue gets darker as it goes up. Cool!

At first you think, "Oh no! That license plate is askew!" But then you realize, "Ohhh. No, that license plate IS askew!"

This thoughtful vandal didn't leave an initial in a way that would be hard to get rid of — he used string to create a 3D illusion on a chain link fence.

This newspaper has a unique way of dealing with businesses that don't pay for their advertising, and it's called public shame.

This library has a table of "anti-staff picks" where the staff can rant about books they don't like and wouldn't recommend. What a fun way to add a little spice to the library!