21+ Interesting Pics That'll Be Hard To Forget Tonight

All it takes is a little light reflecting in the right place to make the skies look downright evil. Ironically, the weather might be totally fine.

Alzheimer's patients can often retain their earlier memories for longer than events from recent years.

So adding some housing decor that wouldn't look out of place in the '40s is supposed to help alleviate anger, anxiety, and depression as they adjust to their new lives.

Origami seems tough enough when you're making a little crane, but try something with eight legs and making it all fit together.

That's eight chances to make a total mess of things.

In reality, the mine is filled with about 100 abandoned cars dating back to the 1970s. Why? Apparently, the nearby road is pretty dangerous, so towing a broken-down car through it would cost more than some drivers could afford.

Of course, it takes some serious upkeep to keep these gardens so beautiful. So living here would either be really expensive or a lot of work.

Or maybe I'm underestimating some lazy geniuses out there.

Whoever did this certainly paid attention to all the details, though. Note the spray bottle, which helps give the "road" some authentic stains.

The terrain looks pretty uneven either way, but at least that method doesn't leave people preparing for slopes that don't exist.

Optical illusions are a tricky mistress.

According to the Federal Aviation Administration, this plane is actually American made, but was painted to look like a German model. Its pilot (who was unharmed) was practicing their flying skills when the engine suddenly lost power.

Sadly, you would have a difficult time eating it because it's a murrini, which means it is likely made from glass. Also, the artist's website lists it as sold out, so there's that, too.

Oddly enough, they don't actually help the seal eat crabs, because it doesn't even eat crabs. The teeth actually act like a kind of sieve so it can take in a mouthful of water and keep all the krill it catches when it filters the water back out.

Sometimes, we all need to be taken back to our memories of jungle gyms. And what better way to do that than with materials from an actual jungle?

It's actually a model of what Mars may have looked like billions of years ago. Water easily boils there now, but researchers are uncovering evidence that there was once more than enough water there to sustain life.

So, what happened? Well, the argon in the atmosphere was apparently light enough that solar winds and UV rays could strip it away. Once that happened, the carbon dioxide followed, which means it wasn't around to warm the planet anymore.

However, finding a usable rhodochrosite crystal is actually pretty hard because they rarely develop into the dazzling specimen you see here by the time anybody finds them.

The less fancy that pillar gets, the more easy it is to be glad that we're not living in ancient Rome. Even the border around the title starts to fall apart in that last one.

Just because we usually see a rainbow after a storm has passed, that doesn't mean the thunderstorm is going to go quietly. After all, does it do anything quietly?

According to neurobiologist Thomas Seeley, bees are actually at their least aggressive when they're swarming.

They're just trying to figure out what tree or structure would make a good spot for their new colony after their queen split off from the old one. When hives get too big, up to half of them move out.

If anything can confirm once and for all that somebody was thinking way too specifically when they first called them pipe cleaners, this masterpiece can.

I also never expected to call a tree stump in this state romantic, but we can't ignore that it's decaying into a heart shape. Aww.

But seriously, this is just what it looks like when some trees shed their bark. Little plate-like sections fall away piece by piece at different times, so they end up with a bark mosaic.

Good luck seeing anything besides a big eye in that colorful patch now that I've pointed it out, though.

At any rate, that seems like a much more likely possibility than the photographer catching this shark during a particularly aggressive yawn or this person panicking by imitating Spider-Man.

The Titanic may have been large, but it definitely didn't have enough room to have its own version of Central Park on board like some Oasis-class cruise liners do.

Whatever its purpose, passers-by were allowed to grab all the free books they wanted after 6 p.m. It's kind of like if somebody randomized the Scholastic book fair and turned it into a free-for-all.

They only do this for about 10 to 15 minutes at a time, but it's hard to nap for much longer than that when you don't get to breathe or move at all for all that time.