Some stories you believe instantly, and some you need all the proof to even try and believe. This is when "take pics or it didn't happen" totally comes into play, especially when it's stuff you never thought you'd see in a million years.
So when these kinds of spectacular moments happen, the only option a person has is to share them with the world.
I guess this is what happens when Mother Nature gets a hole in one and then wants to make sure that anyone who ever comes across this hole sees that she pulled it off.
Okay, so I get that it's (probably) not a real Autobot, but it's still really cool. And it's further proof that the Finland tram system beats any form of transportation I've used before.
That's it? Okay, so I might have just let a lot of people down. Because I didn't think that something so cool could actually be something so boring. Who knew?
Snakes don't bug me. Anacondas that are 28 feet long totally do though. And while I get that this is just a skeleton, it still means that at one point, this bad boy was just out there doing its thing. Nope.
This is impressive because it must have taken a really long time since you can't exactly rush nature, but it's also gorgeous and looks like something out of a fairy tale.
Which is both delicious and fascinating. And while I've never seen one of these in person, I certainly need to get my hands on one ASAP.
I want to believe that we don't know the whole story here, because it makes zero sense that this exists.
With just a little bit of help from you, of course. But it's a lot easier than having to carry a bottle opener on you at all times.
I feel like this could either be helpful in a horror movie, or 100% lead to your favorite actor dying. Either way, it's nifty.
Gone are the hygienic and simple days where you left your items outside the washroom. Now you don't have to worry about misplacing...I don't know, your phone? Drink? All gross to me.
Tbh, I think all doors should be equipped with this device.
And really, it might have been. That's seriously how ancient it looks. It's definitely been through a thing or two.
Particularly handy if you're like me and are a really, really slow drinker. All bars should have this.
I am a berry fanatic and this just gets me going. I would feast on that in a heartbeat, preferably when covered in chocolate.
Like, because of science and physics, or whatever. But I will probably die before I ever figure it out.
Soap has to be slippery, but it doesn't have to be hard to hold, thanks to this design. I just really want one because it looks really cool.
I'm not sure if it's even safe for any of the birds involved, but at least they have a place to hang out.
I don't game much at all, but these are apparently the same character, just a decade apart. How does the newer version have better brows than me?
Pure genius if you ask me! A nurse isn't about to let any plant die under their watch.
When you can read the "NO," it's too hot. It's meant for puppies, but it's such a helpful invention for human babies too!
When they're not startling passers-by into thinking new birds are incoming, they seem almost haunting as if they're ghostly images of the birds that passed.
I don't know about you, but I can't recall living next to anyone with the right combination of ambition, engineering know-how, and commitment to pull that off.
Who would have thought there was a way to break a glass that leaves it just intact enough to stand, but just broken enough that it's impossible to use?
You might thinking I'm joking by including this, but the Ontario College of Pharmacists in Canada actually cites overly neat handwriting as a reason to suspect a forged prescription.
Messy handwriting is literally an industry standard in the medical field.
If a spider web happens to be near a house fire, it will absorb the soot that gets released into the air and darken.
In case it's hard to tell, this one is all rind and peel with no actual juicy fruit part.
And that's because they generally can't unless they specifically come from the Mount Kaputar region of Australia.
Apparently, driving through some sleet was all it took for these rims to start growing natural tough guy spikes.
If this catches on, it could become a lot easier to find out what each component comes from and why it's there without a chemistry degree.
Not only did this somehow literally fill a whole river with apples, but the uploader said it devastated the local cider industry.
All my years of watching Arthur and being confused by the headphone placement on those characters have been corrected by this one, beautiful moment.
I want to know why this exists because I can't think of a logical reason for it. Red means stop. Blue means....??????
Like real clams? This little cup of soup is just as fancy as something served at a restaurant. I dig it.
This is the result of a water pipe bursting, and I'm confused as to why I've literally never heard of this happening before.
