16+ Amazing Photos That Need A Second To Sink In

Yes, that definitely looks like bark and there are trees with white trunks, but this is actually a rusted out bus stop sign.

The bark look is a pure coincidence.

Indeed, he's the craftsman and the magnifying glass is actually the tool he's using. That's right, he made this entire design just by carefully burning the tabletop with the sun like it's covered with ants.

Instead, these trees are going through a very windy existence because the constant sea breeze is affecting the direction they're growing in.

Instead, this groom has managed to position himself so perfectly behind this cactus that he seems to be a part of it.

That's because she somehow managed to collect 887 four-leaf clovers in eight hours, which marks the fastest time anyone had brought that many together without growing them themselves.

What this kid is really crawling inside is a scale model of how large a blue whale's heart actually is.

In case this doesn't fully express how large it is, it's about the size of a Volkswagen Beetle.

That's because another tree is actually growing through it right here.

And based on how much bark that journey into its buddy cost it, that probably wasn't any more pleasant for the invading tree.

I'm not sure what is says about you if you can comfortably walk on it, but the rest of us carefully inching our ways across it like it's made of ice congratulate you.

In fact, what's surprising about them is how little they are. The uploader just assembled this rag-tag crew from a bunch of advertisements they got in the mail over time.

As the caption might suggest, there's actually another person behind him holding two of these trophies.

Hopefully, that person's just camera shy because otherwise, this guy isn't really following his own message.

The answer, as it turns out, is the Netherlands during tulip season because each colorful block is an entire, massive field of them.

Instead, this is a smoke ring that resulted from lightning hitting a power transformer. While that's probably not fun for the local residents, it is cool to see that this ring is even possible.

In reality, what she was saying didn't matter anywhere near as much as the fact that he could see her saying it.

That's because this was taken in 1948 and marked the first time this boy had ever seen a television.

Indeed, this young fan hasn't discovered that her idol has enough Herculean strength to lift her up with one arm, nor has she sacrificed her legs for the power of levitation.

She's just wearing pants that blend in with the table behind her.

It's almost enough to make some of us throw a big rock next to it just so this pond will stop staring at us.

His body may not even be in a particularly awkward position, but he looks like he's about to fall into a split or just crumple in a heap on the court.

To make it a little easier, their bodies are independent of each other. One just has it so half of its face is the same color as its buddy's fur.

Note the smaller dog's eyes next to its larger friend's ear.

There aren't any perspective tricks going on here or anything. This ant legitimately managed to pick up a bee that's clearly so much larger than it.

Ant strength is no joke, people.

This is reflection-free glass and while it isn't completely invisible, that slight strip to the right of his hand is one of the only giveaways here.

The other concerns the fact that his fingers are pressed against something.

What's going on here is that this Common Suriname Toad is feeling her babies grow up and finally emerge from the pockets in her skin.

They were embedded in there as eggs so they could be protected while they were still tadpoles.