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Who needs Alice In Wonderland when we have Mother Nature? As crazy as it sounds, there are too many mind-boggling things happening just outside the comfort of your home. Like, did you know that... goats have accents and owls don't have eyeballs? Nature has surely been generous with throwing its weird gifts at us to think about.
And often, you don’t need to go far to realize there’s a bunch of (mildly) interesting stuff happening right at your doorstep. From an odd tree that has a single branch of an apple tree to a frog so tiny, your fingernail looks like Everest in comparison, these are some of the most amusing examples spotted by people and shared in the Reddit community r/mildlyinteresting.
Whether it’s mildly or overwhelmingly interesting remains a subject of debate, but one cannot argue just how crazy nature can be.
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#1
A Rare Desert Bloom In The Atacama Desert In Chile
Kathryn Baylis 5 years ago
It always amazes me how a dry brown landscape like a desert can bloom in such beautiful bright and varied colors.
Cecilia Aros 5 years ago
they can grow for a very short period after a particularly humid winter and is a very rare phenomenon, so when you get rain in that specific zone you can expect this to happen, so there are a lot of tourists and photographers also you can't damage the flowers since they are protected and most of them are rare species that only grow there, the zone is also secured to prevent people from disturbing the seeds after they bloom, I only saw it once and is a majestic view
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#2
My New Petunia Looks Like A Galaxy
Suzanne Clark 5 years ago
Stare at it long enough and you feel like you'll be pulled inside...gorgeous.
#3
This Icy Bird Umbrella
Remember the days when you were a kid playing in the back yard, never ready to come home for dinner? It’s because spending time in nature was an adventure most of us were already ready to take on. From finding odd colorful bugs hiding in the greenery to catching your first fish in the neighbor’s pond, these were the moments full of excitement that you may still carry to this day.
But these days, Americans are spending less and less time outdoors. A 2019 Outdoor Foundation study showed that nearly half of the US population doesn’t participate in any outdoor recreation at all, and only 17.9 percent got out at least once a week in 2018. As a result, there have been one billion fewer hikes, climbs, rides, and outdoor excursions than a decade ago.
#4
Albino Deer I Spotted Walking Into Work Last Week
Dragonfruit'nrollerskates 5 years ago
If this is not a majestic deer goddess of sunshine, I'm a goose. I mean, LOOK at that rainbow.
Claire 5 years ago
I miss read the title, and I thought it said "Albino Deer spotted walking into work last week" and I wondered what kind of job the deer had!
Suze Williams 5 years ago
Lol! Glad it wasn't just me who read this the same way!
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Teri Campisi 5 years ago
Very funny Tres D. Maybe she knows where it works! LMAO!
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#5
Mt. Fuji Today - Rare Lenticular Cloud
Aimee Simmons 5 years ago
I am guessing that the origins of their cone/basket hats came from this type of cloud. That's just so cool to look at.
#6
This Shadow From Two Different Trees In My Parking Lot
Thenatural 5 years ago
I'm wondering if this is by design though?its clearly floodlight at the required angle for the effect...still brilliant though.
Aria Whitaker 5 years ago
When this was posted on Reddit, they advised that this is actually not a shadow at all...it is an art piece painted to look like a shadow. If you look to the lower, far right of the building, you can see an ACTUAL shadow on the brick wall from a tree in the lot. Looks quite different than the green one....
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That would look perfect on my sons bedroom wall (woodland theme).
Ruth Beaty 5 years ago
Uhm no? the one in color is painted on and the living tree is casting the shadow on the painting, I think. Shadows are only in shades of black.
A similar Yale study from 2017 suggested that the lure of technology and places people work, live, and go to school “do not encourage contact with the natural world," and "myriad competing priorities and activities push experiences in nature to the side.”
“In particular,” the report said, “older adults were concerned that younger generations are overly reliant on electronic media, unaware of how the natural world works, and unacquainted with the simple enjoyment of being outdoors.”
Here at Bored Panda, we hope that showing the little wonders nature can bring us will bring back everyone's interest in going outdoors and spending some time in the sunshine. Not only does it help to boost your immune system, lift your mood, and make you more active, it also gives you the sense of curiosity we all had in childhood and lost somewhere in our hectic schedules.
#7
The Smallest Maple Tree Leaf I’ve Ever Seen
Nicole Tomme 5 years ago
I hope you made a pendant out of it by preserving it in something like a clear uv polymer. Better than a 4 leaf clover.
Diana Dodd 5 years ago
Leave it to a maple tree to create something so perfect and yet so very small❤️
#8
This Twisted Driftwood I Found On The Beach
Foxxy (The Original) 5 years ago (edited)
This is actually manmade, created in Aarhus by Jorn Ronnaus in 1993 and is called “Tanden-The tooth” also known as “the unicorn”.
Aimee Simmons 5 years ago
death by strangling vine. Ivy is a nasty bugger no matter how pretty.
Jane Thorne-Gutierrez 5 years ago
I would be obligated to find a way to get this home with me!
Mshauri Mazuri 5 years ago
Considering there was nothing poisonous on the tree, I will get that tree and have it as a staple design in some areas of my home.
#9
Sunflower Growing Out Of The Sidewalk - Parent Patch Visible In Background
Kathryn Baylis 5 years ago
I love it when you get “volunteer” plants like this. We planted tomatoes last year, but decided not to this year. But the tomatoes had another idea. In late June, we had one tomato plant pop up. It flourished, and we have had fresh tomatoes since early August.
Dragonfruit'nrollerskates 5 years ago
Pregrown bouket for when you're running late to the wedding
#10
Vietnamese Mossy Frog
Yvette Desmarais 5 years ago
I'm surprised it's not poisonous, considering how much I want to touch it.
#11
Colour Gradient Moss
Some Cool Guy 5 years ago
By the amount of sunlight that falls on it each day. Nature can be education in your own back yard.
#12
This Red Only Rainbow I Saw At Midnight In Finland
joe 5 years ago
When the sun is very low in the sky (e.g. at midnight in high-latitude summer), its light has to pass through a lot of atmosphere because it comes in at an angle. The shorter wavelength light such as blues and greens have had to pass through so much atmosphere that they get scattered. Longer wavelength light has the greatest chance of making it through the atmosphere without scattering. So here you see a rainbow that overwhelmingly red-light as its source. It's the same reason that the sun goes read at sunset.
Tiari 5 years ago
But god obviously found a workaround for these effing printers that say “You wanna print black? Sorry, can't do, yellow ink is empty.“
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IlovemydogShilo 5 years ago
I took a photo of a red rainbow like that in by back garden a while ago. IMG_2530-5...23c930.jpg 
Bacony Cakes 5 years ago
when someone makes a homophobic comment and the leprechauns hear about it
Bama Belle 5 years ago
I didn't know there was such a thing! I'm as excited as when I learned of Brocken Spectres.
#13
A Cherry Just Grew Alone In The Middle Of My Tree
#14
This Tree That Was Burnt In A Bushfire Continues To Live
Christina Hagerman 5 years ago
That looks more like a more recent lightning strike. Look at the ground around it. It's not living after a burn, it's slowly dying.
Jenny Pugh 5 years ago
Does anyone else see the Ent that was on fire in The March of The Ents in RotK?
#15
The River By Me Flooded, Then Froze, Then The Water Receded Leaving These Hovering Ice Shelves On The Trees
#16
This Tibetan Cherry Tree At My Local Park Looks Like Copper!
Stimpy 5 years ago (edited)
I am wondering why this comment got mutliple downvotes. Isn't it obvious that this was meant as a joke?
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Iris Engler 5 years ago
Did search in Google for it because I never saw such tree. They are stunning beauty
#17
This Cabbage In My Yard Showing It’s Fall Colors
N G 5 years ago
I was wondering if it grew up straight, if left to it's own devices
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#18
This Baby Grasshopper Army In My Friend’s Garden
Foxxy (The Original) 5 years ago
Never thought I would say this about grasshoppers but those baby ones are adorable.
CynderAce 5 years ago
I read all your comments in a heavy Aussie accent and I love the comments even more
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#19
This Sorry Sap Of A Rock Formation
SOFIA CICCONE 5 years ago
But like that water is absolutely GORGEOUS it’s so clear and looks like it would be the perfect temperature
#20
The New Growth On This Fir Tree
sorlag110 5 years ago
You can eat the soft light green growth and it tastes like lime, is rich in vitamins and good for soup.
#21
This Morning I Found By Far The Smallest Frog I Have Ever Seen In My Entire Life (My Average-Sized Fingernail For Scale)
KombatBunni 5 years ago
Very smol, much cute :) I’d make him a teeny tiny pond to swim in and feed him teeny tiny insects..a fairy frog!
Erica Fourie 5 years ago
In South Africa one can find little ones like this inside our white Arum lilly’s.
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Jane Thorne-Gutierrez 5 years ago
I have seen hundreds of them on my daughters patio ( in Clearwater, Fla.). Like an invasion of m&m's! I made little environments for them in pot saucers. Watching them enjoy it until the little lizards came. It then became a Japanese horror film. Will I ever learn?
Levi Baker 5 years ago
There are things we miss if we don't look closely. It's the small things
Aynne Pryce 5 years ago
The species was listed in the Top 10 New Species 2013 by the International Institute for Species Exploration for discoveries made during 2012. The frog lives on land and its life cycle does not include a tadpole stage. Smaller than the previous record-holder as the world's smallest vertebrate.
#22
This Tree Grew Inside An Old Silo And Finally Made It To The Top!
K.Kobayashi 5 years ago
If you think about it, its natural habitat (i.e. middle of a forest) is a similar environment. The sapling only gets indirect sunlight until it's as tall as the surrounding trees.
#23
The Parrot Waxcap Mushroom. Found Across Northern Europe
Oskar vanZandt 5 years ago (edited)
Definitely looks poisonous... the colour and gelatinous texture are very off-putting.
LeighPig 5 years ago
While the sensible part of me agrees, It does look like something you'd find at W***y Wonka's Chocolate Factory and I just want to lick it! Haha!
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#24
My Wife Found This Tiny Skink In Our Garden, Some Much Needed Brightness On A Grey, Smoky Day
MantisKeeper 5 years ago
Shiny Salazzle is pink, not blue. It would look better this way though
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BeazleBug 5 years ago
Juvenile five-lined skink. The blue color goes away as they age. This person was lucky this little one did not drop his tail and run.
Shelby P 5 years ago
I thought they were called blue tailed skinks. either way very cute.
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kkathleen517 5 years ago
What?! No fair! I have lizzards just like that at my house and they won't let me get anywhere near them!! The one time I tried to pick up a baby it did that thing where the tail falls off and keeps moving for mins as a defense mechanism. I felt awful.
Bridget Price 5 years ago
I have a few of these that hang around my porch! they are so pretty in real life!!
#25
Squirrel With A Blonde Tail
SirPatTheCat 5 years ago
Don't patronize her, do you guys have any idea how much it cost her to get that done at the squalon???
François Carré 5 years ago
Careful, maybe it's waiting to talk to the manager of the park about the nuts shortage.
Anna roberts 5 years ago
Want to find out if blonds really do have more fun, but has a slight commitment problem
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#26
Left: A Painting From 1892, Right: The Same Spot In 2020
BusLady 5 years ago
It can. It just came home to visit, and asked a tourist to take it's picture.
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Johanna Blomqvist 5 years ago
My hometown. Have taken plenty of pictures from the same spot walking around in Porvoo. It's a legendary spot.
Enamelcamel 5 years ago
Somebody better pay attention ... that tree appears to have developed a lot more "lean" in the last 128 years!
#27
The Way The Condensation Formed On My Blackberry Plant This Morning
CrunChewy McSandybutt 5 years ago
This is called Guttation, the exuding of drops of sap through the tips of leaves due to root pressure. It isn't dew, which is the condensation of environmental moisture on the plant's surface.
Enamelcamel 5 years ago
... something to do with negative pressure in the roots ... the plant is expelling the water.
Teri Campisi 5 years ago
Love it! I would love an 8x10 of that to hang on my bathroom wall across from the toilet!
#28
This Tree In My Neighbourhood That Has 1 Branch Of An Apple Tree And The Rest Is A Normal Tree
K.Kobayashi 5 years ago
It's strange that the root stock seems to be producing big fruits, and the grated tree isn't. It should be the other way around.
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Martha Meyer 5 years ago
What exactly is a “normal“ tree? Looks like it might be a beech tree.
Must Be Bored Again 5 years ago
I had a beautiful huge rose bush in my yard that the root stock had pushed itself into. So I was able to have two different roses from one bush. Beautiful, looked like a rose flower arrangement.
#29
A Whole Colony Of Fairy Inkcaps
François Carré 5 years ago
Now that's truly natural and much more amazing than the grape of grapes displayed above.
Tired-Panda 5 years ago
I'm getting The Girl With All The Gift Vibes from this!
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#30
This Geyser Right Before It Blows
SoozeeQ 5 years ago
Those standing with their back to it, are soon going to be in one for one helluva surprise!
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#31
Every Year We Get A Single Red Rose Growing Through The Wall Of Ivy In Our Garden
Shirley Heyn 5 years ago
Looks like a Love story. . . "The Ivy and the Rose". The 2 lovers buried on opposite sides of the fence, grew and found each other after death.
#32
Beautiful Elephant Hawk Moth Found In My Garden, UK
Jennifer .S 5 years ago
In the UK?? Oh no I was happy believing they only lived in the Americas
MantisKeeper 5 years ago
i hate it when people call moths ugly. they are so cute and fluffy, and some are downright beautiful.
#33
Whole Other World I Found In A Beer Bottle Laying In The Woods
elfin 5 years ago
What if our planet is just something growing in a giant beer bottle? It would explain a lot.
#34
Snow Had Just The Right Conditions So That It Rolled Up Like A Carpet
Celtic Pirate Queen 5 years ago
She's looking pretty pleased with herself, too!
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Sinkvenice 5 years ago
I live in the south of England and when I was a kid in the 80's, enough snow fell to make multiple snowmen in the garden. Now we just get basically sludge. I miss it.
Thenatural 5 years ago
Me to....I was an 80's Essex kid and we had a few great winters where our village was cut off for a week or so....good times
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Martha Meyer 5 years ago
This happened many times when I was a kid. Guess not every climate produces snow like that.
Katherine Boag 5 years ago
She says clearing snow is easy, dont know why all the adults complain.
#35
These Bunches Of Grapes Are Growing Into A...bunch Of Grapes
Foxxy (The Original) 5 years ago
Just image if that whole thing fell and hit someone, it would be pretty bloody heavy.
#36
Close Up Of My Chameleon
Foxxy (The Original) 5 years ago
The skin reminds me of these little lolly things we have in Australia called Nerds.
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Flavia Slag 5 years ago
I wish people were rainbow color then we would have this skin color BS going on.
#37
I Found This Leaf That Looks Like A Weather Radar
DforDorothy 5 years ago
"today forecast for most of the regions is AUTUMN with a chance of leaf fall"
#38
The Patterns On This Palm Frond
#39
This Orchid Really Looks Like An Eagle
Zoe Stillwell-Taylor 5 years ago
the two nubs below it look like it's babies, then the petals look like wings surrounding it!
#40
Found A Face On A Tree Today
François Carré 5 years ago
Hope you showed some respect to that tree spirit of the forest, asking permission to take a picture to begin with.
#41
My Grass Is An Inch Lower...and Got Frost. My Neighbors Did Not
Aimee Simmons 5 years ago
ooo... grass is a great insulator of the ground. cut it shorter, and it gets colder faster. like getting a hair cut really short and needing to wear a hat.
Roxy Eastland 5 years ago
So weird when things like this happen. We live in the countryside in Wiltshire, UK. If I am out driving early on a winter's morning there will be cool, clear air, and then one specific field will be covered in mist, then clear air for a while, then another single field covered in mist. I have no idea why. It isn't about height.
#42
3 Ears I Grew From The Same Heirloom Corn Variety
Wayne Shinseki 5 years ago
If I’m not mistaken native Americans did use them as beads
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#43
My Apple Looks Like Its Still Loading
#44
This Bird That Looks Like Danny Devito
#45
The Way These Succulents Grow In The Wall
#46
This Bee Covered In Pollen
#47
A Tree Inside Another Tree
MantisKeeper 5 years ago
It was planning to nuke the person who chopped it down, but was too late.
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Caroleann Mc Callion 5 years ago
Working with conservation felling teams you move a little more slowly and alertly than someone just getting in, getting it done and getting out. Because we were always watching out for anything alive or interesting we came across, some of the fungal rot patterns I found inside trees - wow, amazing! Dancers, trees, animals, faces, flowers... Joyous to work in such an environment, alongside others who will also stop and marvel, knowing that no human was ever 'intended' to see this, we were just the fortunate ones who did. If we found something like this one, we'd beg the Boss for a slice each .... and he'd tut, roll his eyes and do them, including one for himself lol. There is so much unexpected beauty in nature, if you take the time to look.
#48
This Rock Inside A Rock
#49
I Found A Cicada With The Mcdonald’s Logo On It
Enamelcamel 5 years ago
Finally ... we can get rid of that goofy clown ... a new spokesbug is here!
Among Us 5 years ago
Why? If your comment was a joke then I am truly sorry for not understanding it
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#50
These Tumbleweeds That Piled Up In Front Of My Brother's House
Kim Hardcastle 5 years ago
Wow don't think we get tumbleweeds in the uk, I've never seen one anyway. I've only seen them in films haha
Jojo 5 years ago
They are common in deserts. So like Texas and Utah in the US. Two types of deserts but both have a ton of tumble weeds.
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Shirley Heyn 5 years ago
Wasn't this in a S. King movie? The guy in the house ends up covered in green mossy stuff. . .
#51
Found A Moose Tooth In The Creek
#52
After A Little Snowfall, My Tree Looks Like A Cotton Plant
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
Certain bushes cup the snow like that. I really like the background of this photo. I love those dark, blackish gray, snow stormy, quiet nights. Only good thing about living in a place that gets cold in the winter.
Anna roberts 5 years ago
And waking up to a blanket of white, before anyone walks on it...and snow ice cream..
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#53
The Ombré Effect Of This Virginia Creeper
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
Doesn’t matter how cute that looks. If it’s Virginia creeper and they don’t cut it, they won’t have a yard next year.
#54
Giant Puffball Mushroom My Sister Found In The Woods
#55
A Block Of Wood That’s Been Electrocuted
SirPatTheCat 5 years ago
I think they mean the idea of using lighting, which is natural, to make the cool pattern, which is also natural
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Oskar vanZandt 5 years ago
Good visual to illustrate what happens inside the human body when electrocuted by design or accident...
Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 5 years ago
Yeah - nature didn't do this. LOL A man with 2 live wires did.
#56
A Squirrel Has Been Stuffing This Sign Post Full Of Acorns For The Winter
#57
Sugar Crystal That Formed At The Bottom Of My Maple Syrup
Foxxy (The Original) 5 years ago
What, I can’t even create a crystal using the sugar and water method yet someone just leaves their maple syrup and one miraculously grows. Gah
CrunChewy McSandybutt 5 years ago
I've had so many failed attempts at making rock candy, I've decided it's all a fable.
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Tree That’s Changing Colors Along The Split Of Its Storm-Damaged Trunk
#59
This Pumpkin In Our Garden Split And It Looks Like It Has Teeth
#60
This Rock That Looks Like A Hippopotamus
Soro Doeth 5 years ago
Also right behind it a decapitated pitbull.Go further, there you have a giant tortoise.On its right a sad baby whale.Keep going clockwise, a half sleeping parrot wandering "who's placed us here"?
#61
Pitless Avocado
Mazama de Soto 5 years ago
This is the future! Just like seedless grapes and seedless watermelons.
Oskar vanZandt 5 years ago
Definitely looks odd... the shape is also 'off'.
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I Had A Quadruple Mini Banana This Morning
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
Why? Why would they be jealous of four short bananas sharing the same pod? I don’t get it.
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Daughter Found The Largest Blackberry I’ve Ever Seen
#64
Freeze-Dried Dragonfruit Is One Of The Most Vibrant Natural Examples Of The Color Fuchsia
Anna roberts 5 years ago
So what do you do with freeze dried dragon fruit (serious, never even tasted it not freeze dried)
#65
This Succulent In Our Backyard Grew Like A Scorpion
DforDorothy 5 years ago
It is blooming and it also means it's the end of it's life cycle. Beautiful way to end it, though :)
Riobha 5 years ago
Yeah, not a death bloom. The death bloom always comes from the center of the plant, and only certain succulents get them...'
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The Tomato We Grew Looks Like Sauron’s Eye
François Carré 5 years ago
Maybe you should dig in the garden in search of a ring. Or maybe you'd rather not.
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
I doubt if anyone with those nails is worried about letting you down. You might as well live on another planet from those girls.
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I Thought This Weed Flower Looked Like The Covid Renderings
ANNIKAH MARTINEZ 5 years ago
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#68
My Sweet Potato Looks Like A Sea Lion
Pooh Bear 4 years ago
If I found that potato I would keep it and call it Phil 🤣
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#69
This White Fern I Found On My Hike Today
#70
A Storm Literally Picked Up And Moved This Road
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago (edited)
Jupiter is a coastal Florida city, and a hurricane could do this there. But it’s the Bahamas.
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#71
This Rock That Looks Like A Half Eaten Potato
Tom Scozak 5 years ago
I saw the picture before the title and went: that potato looks like a cut in half rock
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The Shadow Of “Sharptop Mt” In Virginia Is Very Sharp!
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago (edited)
Where in Virginia is that? Virginia is an incredible state. Outside of the islands / Florida, Virginia is probably the best state in the union, easily. Beautiful mountains and valleys, hundreds of miles of warm coast / beach, four seasons, and economic stability that withstood the housing crisis, recession, and now covid. And it’s a solid blue state now, with expanded Medicaid and police reform, decriminalization and lots of tax money to spend. They have more diversity than most places, lots of American history, and a shrinking redneck / rural population. Go VA!
#73
This Dead Plant Looks Like A Broomstick
#74
The Last Cranberry Bog We Harvested In Maine
#75
This Cactus Thats Been Growing Out Of My Friends Metal Roof For 4 Years Now
#76
This Bird Has A Bowl Cut
#77
The Way The River Color Splits In Pittsburgh
Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago
Surely the flow of the river comes from the top of the photo and the left side is where all the factories are.
Natasha Arceo 5 years ago
the blue water side is what 2019 looked like THE GREY CRUSTY WATER IS 2020
#78
This Nearly 2 Kg Avokado From My Grandmother's Place
NMN 5 years ago
Not quite. That's a Brazilian avocado, used more for sweets, like desserts and smoothies, or just plainly put some sugar on it and eat with a spoon.
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Brenda Alvira Alvarez 5 years ago
Just like in my grandpa's backyard. Those were his pride and joy
#79
This Cloud I Photographed From A Commercial Flight That Is Creating A Massive Shadow
#80
6-Leaf Clover I Found
Tom Scozak 5 years ago
Luckyyyyyyyyyy. I found a five leaf clover and thought i was lucky the you came along
Pokémon MasterAudrey 4 years ago
I had a jar with two six leaf clovers and three four leaf clovers.
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This Rock My Sisters And I Put Between These Tree Limbs 10 Ish Years Ago
#82
I Found A Pebble That Looks Like A Slice Of French Toast
#83
My Venus Fly Trap Caught A Wasp!
Amanda Sherland 5 years ago
I bought one of these plants and they aren't easy to take care of. You're really not supposed to feed it flies all the time like everyone thinks. But of course I did.
pebs 5 years ago
Did it die after a short time? Mine, although I tried to take care of them well, died ... :(
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Yeah a) it would probably sting you like a bastard b) wouldn't it be shittier to be a plant and starve to death because someone kept taking away any food you caught
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Lola Wootwoot 5 years ago
That will kil l your plant, they don't have enough digestive juices to fully swallow it, and both subjects will end up killed. This isn't actually rare at all.
#84
This Wasp Nest Looks A Bit Like Jupiter
#85
I Work At An Asparagus Farm And Sometimes 2 Asparagus Will Grow Too Close To One Another And Form A Bigger One
#86
This Spider-Web Looks Like Spider-Man
#87
This Tree Swallowing A Trespassing Sign
#88
It Looks Like There's A Dog Trapped In This Tree
#89
I Left A Summer Roll On My Desk For 4 Days. The Bean Sprouts Are Sprouting
François Carré 5 years ago
Y-you are true survivors, I'll ne-ne-never try to eat you again, I promise.
#90
The Grass Someone Ran Over Is Growing Better Than The Grass That Wasnt
KatHat 5 years ago
Ehhhhh, the tyres probably just removed the dead grass from wherever they touched. The grass is growing fine everywhere but you can just see it there.
Anna Woodhull 5 years ago
I don't think so. I think rain water collected in the wheel ruts. Giving the grass in the tracks just enough water to stay green while the rest of the lawn dried out and died.
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elizabeth shannon 5 years ago
This compilation is worthy of an exhibition. Quite wonderful. Thank you.
Teri Campisi 5 years ago
I loved it! Would love to see more of stuff like this! I don't get out much since my stroke!
elizabeth shannon 5 years ago
This compilation is worthy of an exhibition. Quite wonderful. Thank you.
Teri Campisi 5 years ago
I loved it! Would love to see more of stuff like this! I don't get out much since my stroke!
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