Strange sightings are not necessarily inexplicable sightings. Sometimes everything can be easily explained. Sometimes, things need to be googled in order to be understood . And then, there are sometimes those sights that truly are inexplicable.
We can’t explain all of these for you, but we can at least show you the photographic proof.
“My dining room table houses a secret spiral staircase.”
I just got a new dining room table a few weeks ago and I was super proud of it…until I saw this pic, at least. This dining room situation makes mine look like trash.
“I have only four fingers on my left hand, and have an index finger instead of my thumb.”
The human body can do some unusual stuff, and here’s one example. If this person’s index finger is their thumb, is the next finger over the one they use to flip people off?
“Sat on a bench outside an office and noticed my reflection in the window perfectly fit in the chair.”
This is a bit spooky to look at, because it looks like a straight-up ghost. I guess it would be a bit less weird if you were the one taking the photo.
“Three girls in the same row, wearing the same color sweater, with the same color hair.”
I don’t believe we’re living in a simulation or anything wild like that, but photos like this give me pause. Are they doppelgangers or cyborgs, or is this just a random coincidence?
“Vending machine at work made an error and distributed everything all at once.”
Why is OP wasting their time photographing and posting this? Just grab the snacks and run before no one notices, you fool!
“The ring mirror in my hotel bathroom reflects differently off my glasses since each eye has its own prescription.”
I’m less impressed by the slightly different reflections owing to different prescriptions, and more impressed by how cartoonish this guy’s glasses look.
“My grandparents have a glassed-over well in their kitchen.”
Some old houses have wells underneath. In most cases, they’re simply bricked over, but I like this treatment, too. It’s a real conversation piece that exists just under their feet.
“I came in my kitchen to find a lizard using a sponge as a raft in the sink (I live in New Mexico).”
This looks like something out of a Pixar movie rather than real life. Can lizards swim? Or are they more inclined to pilot little rafts around?
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“My neighbors are moving their entire house back 200 feet.”
I know that houses can be moved, but it’s a serious undertaking. I wonder what went so wrong that they had to move this 200 feet. It doesn’t really seem worth it.
“This one dude in the crowd in a neon shirt.”
This would be a good way to let your friends easily find you. All you need is a neon shirt, a concert where they use black lights, and a crowd full of non-neon shirts.
“Found an edgepiece in my bag of Goldfish.”
This photo proves that Goldfish come from a giant, cheesy, crackery sheet. The little crackers are great and all, but now I must make it my life’s work to find one of those big sheets.
“My black cat looks like my white cat’s shadow.”
I guess you’d get used to this if you had a black cat and a white cat, but still, the effect is rather striking. I wonder if one is good and the other is evil.
“My friend’s GIANT sunflower.”
Yeah, sunflowers get pretty big, everyone knows that. But usually ‘big’ just means they’re about the height of a person, with a flower the size of someone’s head. This particular sunflower is double sized by both metrics.
“Bathroom at my dentist has a picture of the bathroom at my dentist hanging on the wall.”
I really hope they went the extra mile to have a photo with a pic of the bathroom with a photo with a pic of the bathroom with a…you get the idea.
“Last night my wife’s Uber had a duck in it.”
There are some questions that just can’t be adequately answered, and “Why does the Uber driver have a pet duck who rides shotgun?” is most definitely one of those questions.
“This tree looks like straight up broccoli.”
Lots of trees look at least a little bit like broccoli, but this one looks like the perfect floret. Even the trunk looks like a broccoli stalk. I just want to oven roast it.
“The local blood bank have these signs to show how much blood they have.”
I would imagine Dracula would want something similar in his castle if he was doing renovations. It’s a sleek look, and provides helpful info at a glance.
“My dog destroyed her toy cactus, and there was another sad cactus inside.”
It’s pretty normal to find old plush toys under the surface of newer toys. What I really like here, though, is the fact that the mood is so different on each.
“I saw a triceratops in my city today.”
This is a rare sighting indeed. The last time a human being saw a triceratops would be…well, never, I guess. That is, of course, assuming you don’t believe the events in The Flintstones literally happened.
“I climbed Ben Nevis and discovered this halo effect on my shadow.”
When you climb into the heavens, take a pic of your own shadow and see a halo that’s formed perfectly around your head, it’s understandable if you feel a bit angelic.
