15+ Unusual Pics That We Know Must Have A Wild Story Behind Them

This may be a familiar sight if you have a certain hobby but the rest of you may be interested to know that this is how they transport sled dogs.

And amazingly, this isn't even supposed to be a particularly large team of them. As for why they're separated like this, they're apparently prone to fighting if they share the same unsupervised space.

But what seems like an unremarkable lump is actually an unlikely symbol of endurance.

That's because we're looking at the stubborn remnants of a snowman that managed to keep from completely melting despite being stuck in temperatures above freezing for multiple days.

Because if it turns out that somebody is crazy enough to establish the Umbrella Corporation for real, things are about to get even harder than they already are.

After the year we've had, the last thing we need is a zombie apocalypse.

Let's just say there are way too many instances of someone writing in all caps with giant red letters and underlines for whoever wrote this to be anywhere but at the end of their rope.

So please don't wash this thing with water because I don't think they'll be able to take it if another person does that.

After all, I can see that this person is standing firm and blasting what are likely some righteous tunes.

I'm just not sure why they went to the trouble of ripping out a car's entire dashboard to do that.

Apparently, it's actually not that uncommon for tree tops to land like this when the winds get strong enough. But regardless of how rare it is, it's a potentially deadly hazard for skiers who can be speared by the exposed wood.

That's because the uploader's neighbor has apparently left it to rot for years and it's only getting gnarlier as time passes.

As for why they did that instead of keeping it indoors like most people, I suppose you'd just have to ask them.

It turns out that the only thing wind storms like more than making life difficult for skiers is throwing trampolines at whatever seems mostly likely to utterly destroy them.

Because if the sunglasses and the pizza didn't make him look enough like a boss, that confident stance definitely does.

And wait, is he wearing a necklace with his own face on it?

The level of skill and effort that went into this is obvious but the identity of the buck-toothed creature riding the motorcycle probably isn't for those outside of Germany.

This is Werner, the star of a popular series of comic books over there. I guess that makes this very elaborate fanart, then.

And before you ask, the uploader's just as stumped as we are. I could understand if it was laying face-down or something but it seems pretty clear that it was deliberately placed here.

So unless someone was laying a trap or Homer Simpson or whoever, it beats me as to why they let a perfectly good cake go to waste.

However, it turns out that they're actually old hand grenades manufactured in the Soviet Union.

So not only does this person need to find someone to safely dispose of them but they're likely full of questions as to how these ended up in their mom's basement.

And as for how it got there, the only guess that makes any sense to me is that someone didn't feel like pivoting down their stairs a bunch of times while moving and took a risk instead.

When you gamble, you eventually lose.

Naturally, that made it all the more confusing when the uploader discovered it in the box for an Ikea dining room table.

Is there some bizarre step to making their furniture that we don't know about?

Not only is there something vaguely creepy about the way these people are standing around but I can't help but wonder why the one with the gray ski mask is poking that pie.

It's likely that this fuel tank is intended for a farm but there has to be both an easier and cheaper way to fill it than using pumps number one, two and three.

Actually, it looks like they tried to get pump number four in on the action as well, but just left it dangling when it didn't fit.

And while it's certainly a way to stand out, it just makes me curious to hear how she managed to get this monster on the boat.

Namely, that you're likely to see a lot more of these liberty swings intended for children in wheelchairs than you are in other regions.

According to the Australian Broadcasting Company, that's because these devices are actually an Australian invention and have been installed in playgrounds there since the year 2000.

Now we know who to thank for these.

And unless this forest is in either Greece or Italy, I'm not sure we'll ever truly know who put it here or why.

But rather than wonder why there's a possum here, I'm more interested in knowing how this man got it to be his buddy.