15+ Everyday Things That Looked Nothing Like We're Used To

I don't know if there's such thing as a 'biggest lemon' contest the way there is with pumpkins, but I think this lemon could be a contender.

Sadly, a ten-year-old boy passed away. One of his last wishes was to be buried in a coffin made of Lego. Here it is, made out of more than 26,000 bricks.

This cat can see just fine, but has a rare genetic mutation that cause its eyes to look like they're made of broken glass.

This is a rock, but it looks so much like a foot wearing an ankle sock that it's hard to adjust my brain.

Mice have a way of triggering phobias in lots of people, but this gold mouse — with wavy fur to boot — is almost too cute to freak anyone out.

Have you ever wished that public washroom stalls didn't have huge gaps in the walls? Finally, someone has answered your prayers.

This is an old stove dating back to the 1960s. You can see that it has all the normal stove stuff, just in a highly unusual design.

This baby girl is only two months old. I've never seen that much hair on a baby — I wonder if she's part wolf.

We know bees as those stripey yellow and black flying insects, but this is really throwing that perception for a loop.

This looks like a normal gate has been squished down, but there's a purpose behind its design: it allows horses to pass, but not cars.

This guy's pupil is just a little bit off-center. He can see normally and all that, but his pupil will always look like this.

Squirrels come in a few different colors, but I don't think I've ever seen one as multicolored as this one in Alberta, Canada.

Corn's another thing that can come in various colors. This purple corn from Peru is so dark it's almost black.

Well, it isn't a unicorn, just a goat with a horn that's unusually centered on its forehead. Still a fun find.

Black cats often have interesting coat patterns if you look at them under a bright light. Here's a black cat that's actually a melanistic tabby.