r/interesting • u/The_Love-Tap • 10h ago
r/interesting • u/Homunculus_316 • 2d ago
Just Wow Glacier Collapses and Triggers Devastating Avalanche.
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r/interesting • u/InTheSky57 • 3d ago
NATURE Parasite flees a mantis when hit with water
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r/interesting • u/HomeNowWTF • 2h ago
SOCIETY Amish softball is electric
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r/interesting • u/Flowesque • 2h ago
MISC. There is a yoga trend that involves greeting the sun with the anus to absorb its energy
r/interesting • u/brainland • 17h ago
HISTORY I can't understand why ancient doors were so big
Is it still a thing?
r/interesting • u/AugustIstheMonth • 12h ago
Fascinating A man testing his homemade guillotine.
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r/interesting • u/Wonderfulhumanss • 1h ago
SOCIETY Filipino policeman reunites with Korean mom after 31 years of searching
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r/interesting • u/ChrisPeacock_ • 19h ago
NATURE Scarface the lion, responsible for the deaths of 130 rival lions and up to 400 hyenas.
The name scarface comes from his iconic scar on his right eye that came from a territorial takeover in 2011. He remained an alpha for almost 10 years, dying in 2021 of natural causes.
r/interesting • u/brainland • 7h ago
Amazing This a whole lot of hard work. The formation designer did great.
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r/interesting • u/Apart-Worry-7042 • 1h ago
HISTORY Why did we stop building like this?
Chicago, 1930. Buildings had so much detail and character back then. Nowadays everything feels so flat and repetitive. We have way better technology and equipment now, so why don't we build like this anymore?
r/interesting • u/Jaded-Sorbet-8098 • 8h ago
SCIENCE & TECH The Brazilian magazine 'Quatro Rodas' buys and drives various cars for 100,000 kilometers and then disassembles them down to the last screw to find signs of wear and weak points.
The magazine is the only one in the world to actually buy the car and service it at dealerships, using a random name to guarantee a fair result, rather than using press cars.
r/interesting • u/MrTacocaT12345 • 11h ago
Just Wow Amazing dynamic water and granite sculpture
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r/interesting • u/freudian_nipps • 12h ago
NATURE Eden's whale trap-feeding in the waters of Thailand
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r/interesting • u/neither_bot_nor_man • 9h ago
NATURE A playful polar bear cub obsessed with a cone.
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r/interesting • u/Wonderfulhumanss • 1d ago
Just Wow 80 year old woman sells her manual RX-7 back to Mazda after 25 years
r/interesting • u/Funny_Collection_889 • 5h ago
MISC. Before and After of the August 4th Beirut Blast.
r/interesting • u/Sad_Explorer_35 • 14h ago
Just Wow 🐜 You're never truly alone... 😅
Tiny creatures called Demodex mites naturally live in the pores and hair follicles of most adults. They're usually harmless and are simply part of your skin's natural ecosystem.
Kind of weird... but also fascinating, right? 👀
r/interesting • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 7h ago
Amazing Those fluffy little boots on the hummingbird are absolutely incredible! Nature never stops amazing us with its tiny masterpieces
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r/interesting • u/Joe_Kangg • 1d ago
Just Wow This fridge from 1965.
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Prolly still running.
r/interesting • u/VIVIDUFF • 22h ago
SCIENCE & TECH The medical scan cheat sheet.
X-ray : Best for scanning bones and detecting fractures.
CT Scan : Best for scanning bones, organs, lungs, and internal bleeding.
MRI : Best for scanning soft tissues, including the brain, spinal cord, muscles, ligaments, tendons, cartilage, and internal organs.
r/interesting • u/iHate-Public-Transit • 7h ago
SOCIETY Price difference 7 years ago compared to now
r/interesting • u/freudian_nipps • 1d ago
Fear Factor "The Fly Over" was the world's first (and last) fully underwater waterslide at Duinrell Amusement Park in the Netherlands. Constructed in 1994 and ceasing operation in 2003, the rider was submerged in water for the duration of the ride (15-20 seconds)
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r/interesting • u/ohnowern • 9h ago
ARCHITECTURE A massive interesting door - Hassan II Mosque, Casablanca, Morocco.
One of the entrances to the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, one of the biggest Mosques in the world.
5ft5 wife for scale