You know what? There's a lot of stuff going on in the world. So much stuff, in fact, that not everything is instantly recognizable.
Sometimes, stuff is going to look like different stuff. That's just how it goes, really. At least we can hold onto our sanity by squinting hard and eventually figuring out what's really going on.
College marching bands have to play complicated songs, all while marching around in formation. It's tough work. This guy is making things even harder by playing two instruments with his three hands.
Is this a dead fly who died as it lived, sniffing air freshener? Or is it a tiny diorama of a soldier running into combat with a flamethrower?
Everyone knows how scary bears are. At least they're land-dwelling, terrestrial creatures, right? Well, this photo would seem to suggest otherwise. This is way worse than flying ants.
If you remember health class back in middle school, the above image might be familiar to you. I guess this is where baby pancakes come from.
An invasion of gigantic bugs is the stuff of cheesy horror movies from the 1950s, but the imagery is still creepy today...especially when it happens in the middle of a suburban traffic jam.
I love a big, delicious, fully-loaded burger as much as the next person, but this pic makes me lose my appetite. They really shouldn't have ordered it with teeth on it.
No big deal, just Boris Johnson, one of the most powerful leaders in the west, delivering an address while lying on the floor like a teenager on the phone. Or maybe he's at a desk, I don't know.
Winter inspires a lot of different emotions in people, running the gamut from joy to dread. Judging from the expression on this chair, though, winter is the absolute best.
This ridge has a good set of chompers, or maybe a beak. It just needs to wait until the moon falls into its maw.
This is a kookaburra, a type of bird found in Australia. But if you look at just the outlined area, you'd swear it has the head of a baby goat.
This tower might look like nothing to you. Then again, it might look like a chicken wearing an old-timey pilgrim hat. It's all about perspective.
If Game of Thrones has taught me nothing else, it's that dragons are scary, but most of the time, they're not actively flying around. Here's one while it slumbers.
It really says something about the simplicity of character design in South Park that a blurry lens flare on glass can look exactly like one of the main characters.
I think Edvard Munch's The Scream is so iconic because it represents how so many of us feel from time to time. Evidently electrical boxes get that feeling from time to time as well.
It's cool that Jesus appeared on this leg. It's just too bad that Jesus didn't appear on a piece of toast or something, because you could at least sell that on eBay.
"My mom sent me this and asked, 'Am I going crazy or does this look like a little old lady with her legs crossed holding something in her lap with a handkerchief on her head?'" wrote the Redditor who posted this.
The back of this speaker looks extremely apprehensive. Maybe it's because it keeps telling lies and its nose keeps growing longer and longer.
If you've seen Interstellar, this might look like space infrastructure in zero gravity. Then again, if you hang out at public libraries, this probably looks like a bunch of bookshelves.
This is the condensation left from a whiskey glass. It isn't quite a perfect smiley face, but it's pretty darn close.
You know how it goes: dump a bunch of macaroni into a pot of water, then check back to find that brains are apparently on the menu for tonight's meal.
