34 Things People Saw and Wanted to Share

turismo20 Published 10/07/2021 in ftw

The world is a strange and amazing place, full of all kinds of interesting and weird stuff. Check out this batch of odd and fascinating photos of unusual things that people saw and had to share with someone.

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1.
St. Pancras skeleton in armor.
2.
Solar-powered lasers are installed in the Saudi desert to help guide the lost to water sources.
3.
Triple-necked acoustic used by Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones.
4.
Silverback Gorilla Undergoing a Medical Procedure At The Miami Zoo.
5.
Oldest known full deck of playing cards, circa 1470-1480.
6.
Marie Antoinette’s watch, took 40 years to produce, it was only finished 30 years after her execution.
7.
The Jeweled Skeleton of St. Konstantius in Rorschach, Switzerland.
8.
A Colt 38 revolver from 1938 that automatically takes a photo each time the guns trigger is pulled.
9.
A Megalodon tooth found in a dry river bed.
10.
The perfect mirror doesn't exis....
11.
Wood ear fungus that really looks like an ear.
12.
This is a close-up of a turtle’s skin.
13.
This is how they sign documents in China.
14.
This is how woodpeckers eat walnuts.
15.
The way they lay brick streets.
16.
Japanese stairs in Tokyo show you how many calories you are burning.
17.
I was today years old when I learned this is how peanuts grow.
18.
This is how Canadian Mounties transport their big hats to make sure they don’t get damaged.
19.
This is a chameleon’s foot.
20.
This toilet in Japan has a place to put your child.
21.
Number 4 is bad luck in China so they changed floor 44 to 43A in this building.
22.
This is what Coca-Cola looks like in China.
23.
A tiny brick flat in London.
24.
The hotel I’m staying at has a frame on the mirror so you can’t see the reflection while you take a pee.
25.
An anonymous person put tar patches between the road and the sidewalk so that cyclists have a smoother passage when crossing a street.
26.
This salt flavored toothpaste in Thailand.
27.
This whole wall is made of bowls.
28.
A cone I picked up over a year ago will open and close with the weather.
29.
At this airport, they have a machine that will print off free short stories for you to read while you wait!
30.
I found a really cool looking pepper while prepping some habaneros.
31.
This cacao seed looks like a brain.
32.
Baby octopus I found inside a seashell.
33.
Isolated storm in a clear sky, looks like a tree in the ocean.
34.
A perfectly shaped snowflake.
35.
Pine needles that formed in the shape of a bike.
36.
Found a 130-year-old recipe book while cleaning out grandma’s house.
37.
The pattern on these beans my aunt grew.
38.
“My neighbor’s cucumber growing through this mesh fence.”
39.
The Rock coloring book
40.
This 900 year old floor tile at Gloucester Cathedral contains the footprint of a very good boy.
41.
The students at my local college made the Statue of Liberty out of sticky notes.
42.
My granddaughter (7yo) handed me a small stone from the driveway and asked if these are fossils.
43.
This blue McDonalds I found in Arizona.
44.
Post box in a hat (Bee bonnet).
45.
My mother-in-law’s clothesline of fledging butterflies.
46.
When your food order is from the 19th century.
47.
Approximately 167-year-old garlic I found under the floor of my half-timbered house.

1.
St. Pancras skeleton in armor.
2.
Solar-powered lasers are installed in the Saudi desert to help guide the lost to water sources.
3.
Triple-necked acoustic used by Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones.
4.
Silverback Gorilla Undergoing a Medical Procedure At The Miami Zoo.
5.
Oldest known full deck of playing cards, circa 1470-1480.
6.
Marie Antoinette’s watch, took 40 years to produce, it was only finished 30 years after her execution.
7.
The Jeweled Skeleton of St. Konstantius in Rorschach, Switzerland.
8.
A Colt 38 revolver from 1938 that automatically takes a photo each time the guns trigger is pulled.
9.
A Megalodon tooth found in a dry river bed.
10.
The perfect mirror doesn't exis....
11.
Wood ear fungus that really looks like an ear.
12.
This is a close-up of a turtle’s skin.
13.
This is how they sign documents in China.
14.
This is how woodpeckers eat walnuts.
15.
The way they lay brick streets.
16.
Japanese stairs in Tokyo show you how many calories you are burning.
17.
I was today years old when I learned this is how peanuts grow.
18.
This is how Canadian Mounties transport their big hats to make sure they don’t get damaged.
19.
This is a chameleon’s foot.
20.
This toilet in Japan has a place to put your child.
21.
Number 4 is bad luck in China so they changed floor 44 to 43A in this building.
22.
This is what Coca-Cola looks like in China.
23.
A tiny brick flat in London.
24.
The hotel I’m staying at has a frame on the mirror so you can’t see the reflection while you take a pee.
25.
An anonymous person put tar patches between the road and the sidewalk so that cyclists have a smoother passage when crossing a street.
26.
This salt flavored toothpaste in Thailand.
27.
This whole wall is made of bowls.
28.
A cone I picked up over a year ago will open and close with the weather.
29.
At this airport, they have a machine that will print off free short stories for you to read while you wait!
30.
I found a really cool looking pepper while prepping some habaneros.
31.
This cacao seed looks like a brain.
32.
Baby octopus I found inside a seashell.
33.
Isolated storm in a clear sky, looks like a tree in the ocean.
34.
A perfectly shaped snowflake.
35.
Pine needles that formed in the shape of a bike.
36.
Found a 130-year-old recipe book while cleaning out grandma’s house.
37.
The pattern on these beans my aunt grew.
38.
“My neighbor’s cucumber growing through this mesh fence.”
39.
The Rock coloring book
40.
This 900 year old floor tile at Gloucester Cathedral contains the footprint of a very good boy.
41.
The students at my local college made the Statue of Liberty out of sticky notes.
42.
My granddaughter (7yo) handed me a small stone from the driveway and asked if these are fossils.
43.
This blue McDonalds I found in Arizona.
44.
Post box in a hat (Bee bonnet).
45.
My mother-in-law’s clothesline of fledging butterflies.
46.
When your food order is from the 19th century.
47.
Approximately 167-year-old garlic I found under the floor of my half-timbered house.