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This Group Is Dedicated To All Things Interesting, And Here Are 80 Of Their Best Posts
As much of a toxic place as the internet can be, you can also learn something new every time you go online. Such pieces of information don’t necessarily need to add value to your life, but it’s always nice to pick up something that enriches your knowledge in some way.
The All Things Known subreddit is one excellent source. It features facts about existence, reality, or the universe, as the page profile indicates. Topics here are broad, from how illicit substances affect the brain to how plumbing worked during the Medieval Age.
Here are some images from the pages that stood out to us. Enjoy!
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A Man Named Calimar White Created A Company Called Ocda, Where Workers Can Anonymously Complain About Their Boss. He Then Visits Workplaces To Deliver Those Complaints Out Loud
#3
A Dog Named North Showed True Loyalty When He Refused To Leave His Injured Owner In Croatia’s Icy Velebit Mountains
These days, you can learn valuable information online without necessarily consulting an actual textbook. Research journals have been published over the years that delve into specific topics, such as aspects of science, psychology, and human behavior.
As a result, it also changed the classroom dynamic between student and teacher. An article by Purdue University points out that traditional classrooms have the educator as the “sage on the stage.” However, the influence of digital technology has shifted the teacher’s role to that of a “guide on the side.”
#4
NASA Drops The Sharpest Images Of Jupiter To Date
#5
Did You Know?
kaycee14 14 hours ago
This would be for hive bees. Solitary bee varieties sleep in flowers regularly. I used to work in a garden center, and one early morning an elderly lady wanted to buy a plant with a "bee decoration." I said, "Ma'am that's a live bee, it's just sleeping." She said, "Oh my goodness, I just pet a bee!" 🐝🙂
#6
Wildlife Cameras In Yosemite National Park Recently Captured An Extraordinary Sight: A Mountain Lion Caring For A Black Bear Cub
The Purdue article also noted that today’s technology allows teachers to be more versatile in the learning materials they create. Nowadays, they can find ways to enable more collaborative studying, for one.
“With the worldwide reach of the Internet and the ubiquity of smart devices that can connect to it, a new age of anytime, anywhere education is dawning,” an excerpt from the article reads.
#7
This Man Spoke With Every Parent In Uvalde, Texas, To Build Personalized Caskets For All 19 Children Who Were Killed. His Name Is Trey Ganem
#8
A Swan Embracing A Vet Who Saved His Life. If This Is Not Beautiful, I Don't Know What Is
#9
Look At These Two Fluffy Cuties! These Are Venezuelan Poodle Moths, Known For Their Unique Appearance With Long, Fluffy Fur And Large, Round Eyes
We have also entered the age of artificial intelligence, where platforms like ChatGPT have become a go-to for research, absorbing new information, and work-related tasks.
According to a recent survey by the Pew Research Center, 46% of American adults under 30 have used the platform to learn something new. Meanwhile, 45% of employed adults have used ChatGPT to help them at work.
#10
800 Year Old Oak Tree. It Is Called Majesty, Or The Fredville Oak, And Is Located In Fredville Park, Nonington, Kent
#11
Petrified Opal Tree Trunk Located In Arizona (About 225 Million Years Old)
#12
Vietnamese Mossy Frog (Theloderma Corticale), Native Of Northern Vietnam And China
However, the shift to online learning has been happening for a while now, even before the pandemic hit. According to data from the National Center for Education Statistics, 2.4 million students were already pursuing their education exclusively online in the fall of 2019.
When the pandemic hit, less than six months later, the number jumped to 7 million students, accounting for a 200% increase.
#13
Scientists Discovered A Massive Underground Forest 197 Meters Deep In A Giant Sinkhole In Guangxi, China
Trees Grow Up To 40 Meters Tall, And The Isolated Ecosystem May Hold Unknown Species. This Hidden World Offers A Rare Glimpse Into Earth’s Untouched Biodiversity And Evolution.
#14
Snowy Owl (Bubo Scandiacus) -Male- In Saskatoon, Canada By Johnny Salomonsson
#15
The Cantalloc Aqueducts, Built By The Nazca People In The Peruvian Desert 1,500 Years Ago, Are Still In Use Today
The Uniquely Shaped Holes Allow Wind To Blow Into A Series Of Underground Canals, Forcing Water From Underground Aquifers Into Areas Where It Is Most Needed.
Lee Gilliland 14 hours ago
Our ancestors had amazing ways of solving problems we are starting to reuse today.
With the internet and digital technology continuing to evolve, we can expect a complete shift in the years to come. Slowly but surely, they are seeing the benefits of online learning.
A 2023 study by MIT even revealed that students taking an online course scored as well, and even better than in-person learners, despite the reduced instructor time. A study by the Open University also found that online courses result in 85% fewer CO2 emissions, proving that it is likewise becoming a sustainable option.
#16
Wolves Are The Meal Ticket! Actually It’s More The Ravens Follow The Wolves …
#17
Newfoundland Dogs Are The Unstoppable Lifeguards Of Italy’s Coast
#18
Murphy, A Flightless Bald Eagle, Once Cared For A Rock Like A Baby. In 2023, When An Orphaned Eaglet Arrived, Caretakers Swapped The Rock For The Chick. Murphy Accepted It Instantly, Feeding And Protecting It, Proving That Parenthood Is About Love And Devotion, Not Biology
#19
Amazing Tiger View From Above
#20
An Actual Photo Of The Exact Time Lightning Hits The Water. Absolutely One In A Million Shot
#21
Sweden Has Doubled Its Forest Volume Over The Past Century
#22
🐋 Blue Whale. Photo By @d_fordesign
#23
Millions Of Years Captured In One Photo
Michael Largey 14 hours ago (edited)
I've got snapshots of Keith Richards that do the same thing.
#24
A Polar Fox Escaped A Small German Zoo Seeking Freedom
#25
Sheep Sheltering At A Bus Stop On A Rainy Day In Ireland
#26
Fire And Ice In Iceland 🇮🇸
#27
Father Of The Year: After The Mother Stork Tragically Died From High-Voltage Power Lines, The Devoted Father Stayed To Care For His Four Chicks
#28
A Walking Tree … In High Heels. In Karamea Nz
#29
150 Foot Iceberg Passes Through Iceberg Alley Near Ferryland, Newfoundland, Canada
#30
Female Orca Named Tahlequah (J35) From The Southern Resident Killer Whale Population Carried Her Dead Calf For 17 Days Across Over 1,000 Miles Of Pacific Northwest Ocean
#31
Tulip Chairs In The Netherlands, 😍 By Ellen Castillo
#32
148 Foot Tall Spiral Treetop Walkaway (The Forest Tower) In Denmark ..🤎
#33
Mosha, A Thai Elephant, Lost Her Front Leg To A Landmine As A Calf
#34
Hummingbird Nests Are As Small As A Thimble, Be Careful Not To Prune Them
Glen Ellyn 13 hours ago
Itsy bitsy, indeed. Good to know what they look like so one can keep a sharp eye out for them.
#35
The Harpy Eagle Is The Most Powerful Eagle In The World. It’s Wingspan Can Get Up To 7.5 Feet
#36
Macrophotography Of An Ant Drinking From A Dew Drop
#37
Kummakivi Balancing Rock In Ruokolahti, Finland. It Has Been Balancing There For Many Millennia
ILoveMySon 13 hours ago
It would be my luck that it would lose balance the moment I stood under it.
#38
Pestalotiopsis Microspora Is Not Your Typical Fungus. It Can Survive Entirely On Polyurethane, One Of The Most Common (And Most Persistent) Types Of Plastic
#39
The Flower Of Patience. It Opens Every 7 Years. And It Lasts 7 Days
#40
Ruben, Once A Circus Lion, Spent Years Alone In Silence After The Crowds Were Gone
Trapped Behind Bars, He Forgot The Feel Of Freedom. One Day, Rescuers Freed Him And Took Him To A Sanctuary. Slowly, He Healed. Then One Dawn, Hearing Another Lion’s Call, Ruben Finally Roared Again Strong And Free.
#42
For The First Time Ever, Cameras Captured Hundreds Of Emperor Penguin Chicks Leaping From A 15 M Ice Cliff Into The Antarctic Ocean
#43
Abandoned Shoe House In The Woods Of England - Isle Of Wight - Built In The 1950's
#44
Giant Groundsels, Prehistoric Plants Found On Top Of MT Kilimanjaro 🌳
Agfox 7 hours ago
Apparently, their shape is to cope with the variable climate in which they grow. From LiveScience Plus: "Their thick stems are topped with a crown of sturdy leaves covered in hairs that limit how much water escapes the plant by evaporation. Both the stem and the leaves store water for when the climate is dry, usually from December to March and June to October."
#45
Snowfall In Hokkaido, Northern Japan
#46
A Classroom Can Be Anywhere. This Young Girl's Determination To Learn While Her Parents Work Is Truly Inspiring
Glen Ellyn 13 hours ago
I wish Americans would take their studies this seriously. We have too many willfully ignorant people in the U.S. these days.
#47
The Wingspan Of The Giant Golden-Crowned Flying Fox Is Over Five And A Half Feet (Around 1.7 M). It's Often Referred To As The “Human-Sized Bat”
#48
Satellite Images Showing 9/11 From Space
#49
This Is Flynn, The Beautiful Angora Goat. His Luscious Locks Are Fibres Known As Mohair
#50
Each House Has A Garden And A Fence Of Trees Surrounding It. Denmark 🇩🇰
highwaycrossingfrog 14 hours ago (edited)
So I've seen this on here several times over the years, and it's always misidentified. These are not houses, these are allotment plots. Still a great innovation, but it should be pointed out that these are not residential. Instead it should be celebrated that community gardens and growing your own crops are given such priority and intention.
#51
This Recently Discovered Waterfall In Peru Looks Like A Bride Dressed In A Wedding Gown And Veil
#52
Lighting Strike On A Golf Green
#53
The Hummingbird That Drinks From A Raspberry 🍓🕊️
Zig Zag Wanderer 13 hours ago (edited)
Yeah, it's not nectar, that's in the flower to attract birds and bees.
#54
Take A Second Look, They Aren't Two Different Photos, It's A Single Shot. 🤯
#56
This Image Effectively Demonstrates The Differences Between X-Ray, CT Scan, And Mri Using A Banana As A Metaphor
#57
The Deepest Known Cave In Earth, Krubera Cave
#58
The City Of Ulm In Germany Made Thermally Insulated Pods For Homeless People To Sleep In
#59
Birds Blocking Out The Sun In Rome
#60
Huge Squid Washed Up On A New Zealand Beach! As Per Daniel, It Was Long Around 4.2 Meters 😳 📸 Credit: [ig] Matthew & Daniel Aplin
#61
Passing Through The Needles Eye Tunnel Ln South Dakota ~ 💫
ILoveMySon 13 hours ago (edited)
That is a beautiful area offering numerous hiking trails for all levels of expertise.
#62
A Colossal Catch In Italy Has Stunned Anglers Worldwide! A Catfish Over 9 Feet Long And Nearly 300 Pounds Was Pulled From The River Po
#63
Apples Carpet The Floor Of An Orchard After Storm Ophelia
#64
In August 2010, China Suffered A Massive Traffic Jam That Stretched 100 Kilometers On The Beijing-Tibet Highway And Lasted For Nearly 10 Days
Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 14 hours ago
"Sorry I am late!" " so you should be, you've missed dinner. And breakfast. And the next dinner. And the next breakfast... "
#65
A Woman Submerged Five Sets Of Her Fine China Underwater Before Evacuating Due To The Fires In Northern California In 2018
#66
Monks Clashing With Police In Bangkok Riots, November 2022
Zig Zag Wanderer 13 hours ago (edited)
You know you're doing it wrong when Buddhist monks want to kick your arşe
#67
A Woman From Bagnara Carrying A Swordfish On Her Head Calabria, Italy, 1945
Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 14 hours ago
She got into a fight with another woman carrying a penfish.
#68
Sick Teacher Finished His Students' Grades In Hospital Before Tragically Passing Away
LakotaWolf (she/her) 5 hours ago (edited)
His name was Alejandro Navarro. He was a math teacher at a middle school. He had had heart problems for a long time, but they suddenly worsened and the doctors discovered kidney damage as well. That's why he was in the ER and eventually died from it :(
#69
Sweden Changed How They Salt Winter Roads, Saving Thousands Of Birds Each Year
BrunoVI 14 hours ago (edited)
Fake: According to Reuters' fact check, sweden-does-not-use-new-beet-extract-salt-de-ice-roads-nourish-birds-2025-11-21. However, some American and canadian localities use a mix of beet extract and brine to prevent ice from clinging... but the road has to be dry when applied, and it only handles minimal snowfall.
#70
Hawaii Is Using Drones To Release Non-Biting Male Mosquitoes That Carry Wolbachia, A Bacterium That Stops Eggs From Hatching
Zig Zag Wanderer 13 hours ago
While this may seem like a wonderful idea, the ecosystem will be damaged, possibly beyond repair. They destroyed a whole system of mosquitoes in France once, and caused a massive famine for the birds that lived on them. These people who think they can control nature are often doing irreparable damage.
#71
The Vaquita, The World’s Most Endangered Marine Mammal, Lives Only In Mexico’s Gulf Of California
David Paterson 12 hours ago
Not a real picture. But a real problem. There may be other marine mammals (some of the beaked whales) in a similar predicament.
#72
Aerial View Of New Delhi, India
#73
We Had A Kingdom Of Life, And We Traded It For Dust
Zig Zag Wanderer 12 hours ago
If you don't want people to mine, don't use whatever it is you're using to view this. It can't exist without mining. Sorry to burst your bubble.
#74
The Artist Added Mirrors To The Walls Of A Desert Cabin In California To Create The Illusion
Daisydaisy 11 hours ago
It looks amazing, but I wonder how many birds smash into it or "fight" their reflections during the breeding season?
#75
Shark Hunters Have Discovered A New Population Of The Coelacanth, A 420-Million-Year-Old Four-Legged Fish Fossil That Predates Dinosaurs And Was Once Thought To Be Extinct
#76
Fun Facts About The Amazon River:
#77
Meet The Blue Banana That Tastes Like Vanilla, Found In Hawaii And Southeast Asia
#78
At First, I Thought It Was Just A Bundle Of Hay Stuck In The Branches, But When I Looked Closer, I Realized It Was Alive
#79
Wow
Yvonne Dauwalder Balsiger 14 hours ago
The second part is not true. They tried with a couple of animals but it didn't work out for several reasons
#80
A Breakthrough In Brain Cancer Treatment: At Mass General Cancer Center, A Next-Gen Car-T Cell Therapy Nearly Erased A Glioblastoma In Just 5 Days After One Dose
Zig Zag Wanderer 13 hours ago
NO. From the actual paper: "they observed eventual tumor progression in all the cases". PLEASE DON'T GIVE PEOPLE FALSE HOPE WITH LIES. Yes, it's a new approach. Yes, it may be developed into a treatment. No tumours disappeared!
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Lee Gilliland 14 hours ago
It would be nice for whomever "wrote" this article to include explanations.
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And that's how we got to where we are with the orange regime in the US
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It would be nice for whomever "wrote" this article to include explanations.
lydiaobr 39 minutes ago
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