There are some truly strange , creepy, and borderline disturbing things out there. Like, the kinds of things that would give you the shivers if you looked at them for a bit too long.
Don’t worry, nothing on this list is over the top. But there are still plenty of things in here that might creep you out. Just a little bit.
“A queen bee landed on my neighbors car…”

No, not the bees! Anything but that!
Imagine going to your car, only to find that it’s covered in, like, 500 bees? I’d probably pass out on the spot. Or start crying. Or both, somehow. It’s pretty much a nightmare scenario come to life.
These creepy dolls that someone left in an abandoned mall.

Abandoned mall? Check. Creepy lighting? Check. A bunch of intentionally-placed porcelain dolls? Check, check, check. The vibe here is not good. Let’s just hope this was someone’s idea of a prank and not some kind of weird demonic doll ritual.
Maybe pigeon shoes are more your style.

Those flesh shoes just weren’t your style? Well, here are some pigeon shoes, which are sure to creep you out even more.
Seriously, though, I wonder why people actually think making footwear like this could ever be a good idea. They’re just plain wrong.
The way this collection of towels and clothes make the shape of a robed figure.

Now that’s the last thing I’d ever want to see when I wake up first thing in the morning. The fact that the clothes piled on the hook make a body shape is bad enough, but the shirt over the door making the head is, like, the icing on the cake.
Yeah, I can’t really explain this one.

What has the head of a Five Nights at Freddy’s character, the body of half a mannequin, and a reflective vest for some reason? This thing, I guess. I don’t know what it’s supposed to be, but it’s here. And it’s pretty creepy, too.
“This Texan children’s menu from the 50s.”

Oh yeah, because this is what every kid would want. Yeah, no thanks.
Even as an adult, I can’t help but be creeped out by this weird little clown. How did people in the ’50s go through their days with these kinds of things and not be scarred for life?
The way the inside and outside of this Furby have been separated.

When you really think about it, a Furby is just a miniature animatronic. Like, look. It even has a creepy fur outer coat, and an even creepier endoskeleton inside. Jeez, no wonder these things creeped me out as a kid.
This spider web that’s completely covered in ice.

On one hand, this is actually kind of pretty. Ice always has a way of making things, like, 10 times more beautiful.
But on the other hand, I’m now thinking about ice spiders. Thank goodness they don’t exist, because they’d be the most terrifying thing out there.
“The dripping doll heads of a toy factory, circa 1900.”

I think I’m going to use this picture as a reference whenever people ask me why I think dolls are so creepy. Even the way they’re made is creepy. In fact, this picture seems a little cursed to me. Nothing good could’ve come from it.
These gross feet shoes.

Ever wanted to wear a pair of shoes that looked like feet? No? How about a pair of shoes that looked like gross, fleshy feet? No? Well too bad, because here they are!
They even have flesh heels and everything. So creepy and just strange.
This cat-shaped birdhouse has a little surprise inside!

The surprise is hornets. Isn’t that fun? Oh, who am I kidding. This is probably more of a nightmare scenario than the bees on the car.
The cat head itself is kind of creepy too, though, not gonna lie. It’s all around a pretty bad situation.
This odd dog relief statue.

You know that saying, “don’t bite the hand that feeds you?” Yeah, I don’t think this cute little pup got the memo…
Seriously, though, why would someone make something like this? It’s so unsettling on so many different levels. Hopefully it isn’t based off real life…
Mold? Fungi? Weird, hideous monsters?

Doesn’t this stuff look kind of gross? Well, it’s nothing sinister. It’s literally just sheep’s wool, taken fresh off the livestock. Once it gets spun into yarn and made into comfortable clothes and blankets, it’ll look a lot less like something out of an alien movie.
“This prototype concept unification Chuck E. Cheese bot.”

Nope, I don’t like this one bit. Chuck E. Cheese is already kind of creepy if you ask me, but this is going a little overboard. I feel like he’s staring into my soul, and he isn’t even looking directly at the camera. So creepy!
Did Bumblebee always look this creepy?

I’m not going to lie, I don’t really remember the Michael Bay Transformers movies that well (it’s been a while), but I seriously don’t remember getting the creeps from Bumblebee.
But looking at his face now…yeah, he’s a little weird-looking to be a mascot character.
“Imagine seeing this cat bed in a stranger’s house at night.”

This cat bed is such an odd thing. Good thing that cat does not seem to care in the slightest. Still, it wouldn’t be worth the 800 heart attacks a night you’d be having if you had that in your house.
“Raccoons saddle breaking feral hogs and riding them into battle against the possums.”

There’s a lot going on here. And while I understand zero percent of it, it still makes me glad that I never leave my house at night. Would not want to stumble upon something like this happening right in front of my face.
“Went on thispersondoesntexist.com and saw what ever that is in the background.”

Honestly, even if the nightmare-inducing face wasn’t hanging out in the background there, this picture would creep me out. It’s AI generated, after all, so there’s a bit of uncanny valley going on here. Like, it looks like a real person, but it also doesn’t.
“I’ve never gotten this error before.”

I’ve also never gotten this error before. What the error could actually be saying, I have no idea. But the phrasing is super strange and kind of unsettling. It may be time to just go out and buy a new computer rather than deal with this.
Do you think they made this ad so creepy on purpose?

I can’t imagine someone would’ve come up with this ad, gotten it to print, and circulated it all without knowing it was so creepy. Like, they had to be in the know. In a way, I’m kind of impressed, even if I’m a bit creeped out now.