I've never once wondered where tumbleweeds come from. I always just accepted them as some kind of desert staple. But actually seeing the plant before it dies and becomes a tuft of brambles blowing along the sand is actually so interesting.

I've seen it, and now I know.

I always love when fruits and vegetables make funny shapes. In this case, it's a blackberry that's shaped like a heart. It would be the perfect decoration to stick on top of a smoothie or a tart, even if the idea of a black heart is kind of sad.

Look, flooding is never good. It always comes with damage that no one wants to deal with. But at least in this case, the flooding attracted a swan, and let's face it, everyone loves swans. So in some ways, this is kind of a win.

It's so funny how some buildings used to be completely different things. I'm sure plenty of stores out there were once other stores, and they just slapped paint on what was already there and called it a day.

But this shows us that this building probably has a lot more history than anyone was expecting.

This is such a cool display. Like, I kind of wish more stores did fun and creative things like this.

It's also a pretty good visual pun, since it makes the items look like they fell out of the back of a truck (hence the low prices, probably).

Here I was thinking that was all intentional, but I don't think it is after all. There's just way too much rust and scuffing for that to be anything other than an accident. But now that boat can never be moved because it's basically art.

That's a pretty neat house, and I would believe that a Disney artist made it. After all, it looks like something straight out of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. I can see why it's a landmark.

On one hand, that's a pretty unique way to reuse animal hide that would otherwise go to waste. On the other hand... that's kind of gross. Hopefully it was washed (more than once) before this person put it on their couch.

Man, imagine if that was the actual sword from the Arthurian legends. That would be so cool. But honestly, it looks like it would come out of that rock pretty easily, so it probably isn't.

Still, what an amazing view. There are some really pretty places out there.

Welp, it's good to know that we can never buy these pens. I guess they're made out of some kind of material that's banned in North America?

The real question though, is: would someone get stopped at the airport for trying to bring one of these pens through?

I never realized that owls could just attack people. Like, obviously they're predators and will attack animals. But people?

Well, either way, at least this sign exists. It won't stop the owls, but it'll remind people to be cautious.

Wait, that's actually so cool. Apart from the one leaf at the bottom of the mirror image, they really do make a continuation of the plant itself. Talk about an optical illusion in real life.

I'm not sure why this chilli pepper is hanging up on a cupboard, but I'm kind of into it. It's just one of those weird, random things that you don't really need to explain, you just need to accept.

This is such a random and specific thing that happens in this particular room to this particular toilet. But wow, it's kind of cool. I'd hate to use the toilet at that time, though.

I wonder if this cat knows it has very long whiskers coming out of its eyebrows. I mean, it's honestly kind of cute, and like, weirdly fashionable? I dunno, but I feel like this cat could start a new eyebrow trend or something.

When you think about it, amethyst (and all the other precious and semi-precious stones out there) are just rocks. And gravel is also rocks. While it's cool that this person lucked out on some pretty stones, it at least makes a little bit of sense that they were there.

At this point, I shouldn't be surprised by the size of plants and vegetables anymore. And yet, I always find myself staring in disbelief when I see something like this ginormous sunflower. I'm staring right at it and it's still hard to believe.

I'm sure that this hole was made by someone. I couldn't have just appeared naturally. It looks way too deliberate for it to just be a product of nature.

So the real question is, why is it there? And how did someone make it?

This car is so strange. Not just because it's impossibly tiny, but because the front looks like it's just as wide as a regular car. It's all just so odd.

I guess, though, it would be easy for anyone to drive it, not matter what side of the road their country uses.

I definitely didn't know that such a thing existed. Sure, there are plenty of slicers for vegetables and fruits. But who would've thought that there was one out there specifically for slicing Spam?

I guess for some people, this would be really handy, though.

I have a feeling this is an elevator in a really fancy building. Like, one that's fancier and more expensive than anything I'll ever be going into. But that's perfectly fine, because we can always dream about the fancy elevator bench.

Seriously, what are the odds of this screw landing like this? Somehow, the little pointy end got stuck in the wood just enough to keep the whole thing from falling over. I'd probably get it off of there before someone walked on that step, though.

I've seen a deer or two out and about during nature walks and stuff. But I've never seen this many deer in one spot before! This is unreal. And definitely the kind of thing no one would believe you about if you didn't have photographic proof.

Now we know what happens when you leave a bunch of pens in your pants while doing laundry. This was probably the last thing I'd ever expect, and yet it doesn't seem all that surprising. In any case, though, it's pretty neat.

There's really not much to this; it's just a bee chilling on some guy's knee. Or you could say, it's the bee's knee now (I'm not sorry).

But look at how harmless this thing is. Bumblebees are such a gift, honestly.

It almost looks like this vending machine is specifically selling Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald cartridges. Which is... actually so cool. If you want to get your retro gaming on (because yes, Gameboy Advance is considered retro now), then this would be a fun way to get a game.

I wish I could explain what's going on here. But beyond knowing it has something to do with water and light and air, I got nothing.

But that's fine. We can just stare at this weird cloud rainbow. No thoughts, head empty.

I don't even know what to say. Did the previous owners know that they had to replace their furnace filter every few months? Because that's pretty gross. Don't be like these people and get it done as often as it needs to be done.

I've never seen a wood ear fungus that wasn't cut up into thin slices and stuck in a bowl of ramen. But hey, I guess it had to have gotten that name from somewhere.

It may be an edible mushroom, but I wouldn't want to eat something that looks like an ear.

It's kind of sad that someone's entire skeleton was sold for $10 in the '80s. Like, I get that it was used (by the person when they were alive), but you'd think it would've been more valuable.