I don't know if your brain releases a wonderful chemical when you see something that jolts it for a moment or not, but it's definitely a unique feeling, isn't it? It's not quite deja vu, but there's a similar bodily thrill that goes along with it as your brain tries to figure out what's going on.
So there's some appeal to these pics, as well as the challenge to wrap your head around them. They really do throw your brain for a loop.
The railing actually goes to the front step, not the side steps, right? But the angle of the lower rail has me second-guessing.
If it weren't for the zipper flap on his shorts, you wouldn't even know his lower half was there. That's how well the color blends into the lake, and how perfectly positioned his legs are behind the kids.
Well, we know there can't really be a hot dog coming out of this guy's eye, so there must be something funny going on with reflections and whatnot.
Well, maybe. If so, the bone in its mouth is making its reaction even more exaggerated.
No, they don't. They've just developed pistils that look like bumblebees, which is definitely a neat trick.
It's like a building straight out of The Matrix that hasn't fully finished rendering just yet.
I have never seen a more physics-defying game of Jenga in my life. Even if those tiles are glued together, that stack should have fallen.
It's a pool noodle that has been left out in the sun so long, the color has bleached away.
It's not the same car being reflected, but the reflection still fills in the portion of this car that would otherwise be blocked out.
The working theory is that the plasticizer that makes the eraser soft can work on the plastic in the push pins over time and break them down.
Until you notice the bowl it's in is filled with baby carrots. Maybe they provide nutrients?
Just perfect alignment for the lock screen, to have the cat's eyes line up so the zeroes give it glasses.
Not just looking down, but judging, amirite? I know it's just shadows at work, but still.
Obviously the semi is being towed down the highway, but if that wouldn't make your palms go sweaty, I don't know what would.
I know I've never seen one like it before. Guess two cantaloupes must have forgotten to split off earlier in their development.
If life threw lemons like this at you, could you even make lemonade? Apparently the rest of the lemons on the tree it came from look as round as we're used to seeing, so it's hard to say for sure what happened with this one.
But it's not. It's a pic of a dirty light bulb on a lamp.
Weather channels should really start using "humid enough to unfold a fortune cookie" as part of their humidity index.
But it's actually a lotion spill, which is much more difficult to clean up.
The power of genes can be pretty mind-blowing when you see it on display so vividly.
