20 Pics That Revealed Things We Never Would've Expected

It's hard to tell what that second part of the tree is even growing from so it looks like two separate pieces were stapled together.

Of course, that isn't how it works so now we're just left to wonder how this even happened.

As German newspaper The Local reported, it took them 5,000 hours and the equivalent of $35,371, but they were able turn the side of this hotel into a giant TV with LED lights.

On top of that, the game is actually playable and they're planning to create additional game pads for others.

As you might be able to tell from his facial features, the doctor who delivered the baby on the left is the same one who delivered her own child 25 years later.

It's not even that it's unheard of for a basketball to get stuck in the net. However, such cases usually have a lot more net to work with than we see here.

What's even holding the ball in place?

Fortunately, the bobbit worm is both a lot smaller than those worms were and it lives in the sea. So as we can see, it shouldn't give you too much trouble unless you're a fish.

It's a short stop-motion film released through IBM's YouTube channel and the shapes we're seeing here were made with the careful arrangement of single atoms.

This car definitely seems like it was intentionally balanced on blocks between four benches but I couldn't tell you how or why.

I guess it's not impossible to get a large enough group of people to carry it into this position. That still doesn't answer the "why," though.

According to the Morton Arboretum, the biggest pests for this tree are aphids, linden borers, and Japanese beetles.

However, these bugs don't seem to resemble any of those things.

Granted, that one at the base seems significantly larger than the others. It's still an incredible feat of balancing that this was possible, though.

For one thing, I'm not even sure that the yeast-based spread is even known to smell particularly good. For another, how do you make anything smell like an entire continent?

What does that even mean?

As cool as that would be, we're actually seeing them dangle from a spider web. It's just that it's not always so easy to make webs show up on camera.

As bizarre as this may seem, there is one big clue in this photo that tells us how it happened.

See that panel lying next to the toilet? That's the vent that once hung over it and apparently caught on fire thanks to a bad filter.

Since it fell on the toilet, so too did the flames.

As you can see here, the streets in the autonomous Finnish province are slightly red. That's because they're made from local rocks, which are mostly red granite.

As the BBC reported, one was awarded to the dog after she alerted her owner to a 1944 fire that broke out in his show shop.

However, the other one has a much more peculiar backstory. When the Luftwaffe dropped an incendiary bomb on her owner's home, Juliana extinguished the fiery results by peeing on them.

As Time reported, Wojtek the bear was discovered by the unit in the mountains of Iran as a cub and they raised it themselves to boost morale.

Despite the fact that the troops made a habit of feeding Wojtek cigarettes and beer, he lived until 1963.

While it's obviously not impossible that someone would put a drain at the side of a bathtub rather than under the faucet, this is definitely the first time I've ever seen it.

And that's largely because it's hard to figure out why anyone would do this.

Yes, it would appear that the town of Shady Dale has its bank, library, and city hall all in the same building.

And unless it's bigger on the inside, it doesn't even seem like a particularly large building.

Even if you've guessed that this is some kind of melon, there's a good chance you didn't exactly nail which one.

That's because it turns out that yellow watermelon exists.

As they put it, "Dirt and ash don’t stick to my scar."

The skin that features a scar may not look so different after enough time has passed but a change doesn't have to be obvious to be permanent.

As the uploader wrote, "My phone camera broke and now takes wavy photos."

I can only wonder how specifically one has to wreck a camera to make it do this rather than just stop functioning entirely or cover part of the screen in bright, glitchy gibberish.