Not only does it seem rare for dark clouds to form such recognizable shapes, but this one definitely looks like some kind of evil Pac Man.

Maybe we're seeing him from the perspective of the ghosts?

Not only are two very similar birds perched in the shadows of two cars parked next to each other, but those cars are the exact same model and color.

The Mexican show is called Plaza Sésamo and the giant, colorful parrot standing next to Big Bird is named Abelardo.

Normally, one of the flood lights may not be the most striking subject for a photo, but that changes a lot when a rainbow just happens to drape around it like this.

What a golden opportunity.

In reality, this is a nursing home made to look like an indoor town with a pub and a movie theater. And that should explain why the theater's playing John Wayne movies.

If you've heard of the capsule hotels in Japan, this takes a similar concept on the road and lets visitors check out remote areas that otherwise wouldn't have any place to stay.

After all, it would take a pretty thorough investigation to understand exactly what happened here.

Two cars ending up on their sides is unusual, but understandable. I'm not sure we'll ever explain how that third vehicle ended up on top of them, though.

While it's hard to imagine how many we would need to block out the sun, the fact that enough gathered here to turn the sky into TV static is still pretty mind-blowing.

There's no way those cars will be able to get through this unsullied, though. The car washes were probably busy that day.

Their truck doesn't have any air conditioning, which meant on particularly hot days, the inside of their truck became unbearable enough to cook a steak within an hour and a half.

Moreover, that steak has to be at least medium well.

It's unclear how well this thing turns, why the rider needs to wear this clear plastic suit, or why it exists in the first place, but it definitely makes an impression.

Apparently, the light happened to come through the window at such an angle that it formed the circle around this table leg.

That's because this particular gecko managed to get itself stuck like this about 54 million years ago.

It's unclear exactly what it covered up to make Moth Day, however, since Mother's Day isn't usually celebrated anywhere near May 20.

So this was already a pretty unusual occurrence without the added twist of landing so close to the dragonfly tattoo.

Aww, maybe it thought it found a buddy.

For those who can't tell, she hasn't taped a balloon to the end of her toothbrush.

Instead, she's managed to brush her teeth and spin a basketball on the tip of the brush's handle at the same time.

It turns out that there just happened to be a lens flare that put red, flesh-colored, and blue sections in exactly the right places.

It had the side effect of giving Cartman three eyes, but the likeness is legitimately incredible other than that.

For those who haven't had the pleasure of enjoying one of the coolest rides Disney World has to offer, this was taken at the Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin in Tomorrowland.

Even though the cans haven't been opened and there were no obvious holes in the bottom of any of them, they're all empty.

If the can bottoms rusted out, they did it in a very subtle way.

The doctors in this office are obstetricians who specialize in high-risk pregnancies, so the window is shaped like a pregnant woman's body.

This is a good time to remember that being the first to do something isn't always so rewarding, especially when you start thinking about how much a new phone will cost.

It's certainly possible to balance a chess piece like this, but it usually takes deliberate effort and more time than it's worth. This time, it just happened.

At this point, their only hope of not being doomed to a fate of hurting entire flocks of birds is for this to normally be a much sunnier climate.

Next time, just turn the other chair around and let it help prop this thing up, you're freaking us all out.

I suppose that we do need a reminder to brush our teeth sometimes and these two just confirmed that they're perfect for the job.

Still, what actually happened is about as intense. Apparently, a section of this parking garage collapsed under the truck and it lined up just perfectly enough that the truck didn't fall with it.

Instead, it seems that the material on this chair built up enough static electricity that the pillow clung to it.

However, it's still pretty amazing that the glass not only landed without shattering like this, but at just the right angle to keep the water from spilling.

Yup, right as this person took their shot, a lightning bolt flashed across the sky and they just happened to get it as well.

Fortunately, nobody expected passengers to fly like this, as CNN reported that the airline, EasyJet, disallowed passengers from sitting here and moved the passenger pictured to another seat before takeoff.

That might seem a little tricky to get used to, but these kinds of unique body features usually show up at birth, so that provides a lot of practice time.