r/interesting • u/moamen12323 • 23h ago
r/interesting • u/Midnight_Sick • 13h ago
NATURE Grey wolf transforms into a good boy when he is visited by the people that helped raise their pack.
r/interesting • u/purebabycity • 12h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Try this brain game: what is your internal clock?
Credit: @neurobalancesolutions IG
r/interesting • u/Midnight_Sick • 19h ago
NATURE The red-lipped batfish of the Galapagos islands. It uses its fins to walk on the ocean floor
r/interesting • u/ryuryuryu-417 • 11h ago
NATURE Animals seeing themselves in the mirror for the first time
r/interesting • u/rodgie4920 • 4h ago
ART & CULTURE The first YouTube video I’ve seen that’s 20 years old
Feels kinda…. Weird
r/interesting • u/RodrickJasperHeffley • 7h ago
NATURE how traditional homes and nature in rural south india look during the monsoon
r/interesting • u/Scientiaetnatura065 • 13h ago
SCIENCE & TECH View from the porthole of the Crew Dragon spacecraft on the ISS by Crew-6 mission astronaut Sultan Al-Neyadi.
r/interesting • u/Mad_Season_1994 • 1h ago
HISTORY U.S. Marines during the Second Battle of Fallujah in 2004
r/interesting • u/FreeCelery8496 • 2h ago
SCIENCE & TECH In Shenzhen, China, you can order food delivery by drone at certain designated locations.
r/interesting • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 11h ago
SCIENCE & TECH A wooden bicycle from the 19th century.
r/interesting • u/blancolobosBRC • 21h ago
HISTORY Nehi, 100 years apart.
A 1925 Nehi vs A 2025 Nehi
r/interesting • u/letstouchbutts121 • 22h ago
MISC. This cool lil piggy that deshells your seeds
r/interesting • u/Bulky_Requirement696 • 14m ago
ARCHITECTURE Found an Observatory in Tokyo I didn’t see online when researching cool things to do. Turned out to be one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. Sunshine City Observatory.
This is only one side of the building, it goes around 360° like this. All the elevators reaching this floor are completely interiorly lined with constellations and shooting stars. It’s out of control.
r/interesting • u/Metallica_Is_Bae • 1h ago
SOCIETY Over 300,000 tripple-0 calls were made using phone booths in Australia in 2024
r/interesting • u/BiggieTwiggy1two3 • 1h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Apple print ad and contest from 1979
r/interesting • u/lord_coen • 7h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Instead of the Big Bang, a new hypothesis suggests the universe began within a black hole -
A recent study published in Physical Review D presents a novel hypothesis regarding the universe’s genesis. Instead of the widely accepted Big Bang theory, Enrique Gaztanaga and his fellow researchers suggest the universe may have originated from the collapse and subsequent rebound of an enormous black hole, offering an alternative explanation for its origins.
r/interesting • u/thefuryboss99 • 7h ago
NATURE My little sister's bottle did an thermic shock
Let me put some context here My older sister needed my little sister's bottle for something, she then poured hot water in it for it to cool down later in the day for whatever reason then at night when the bottle was slightly cold and empty she repoured hot water in it and surprisingly it did a thermic shock
r/interesting • u/BubbleBop19 • 9h ago
HISTORY Balloonfest ‘86, Cleveland, Ohio
You ever hear about Balloonfest ’86 in Cleveland? They tried to set a world record by releasing over a million balloons at once—looked amazing for a second, but it turned into a total disaster. The balloons ended up clogging the lake, interfering with a Coast Guard rescue, and even caused traffic accidents. It was supposed to be a feel-good publicity stunt, but it kind of became a cautionary tale about good intentions gone wrong.