We all face events that are unexpected. No one could have predicted them, totally random with no foresight available. However, there's a difference between not being able to see something coming, and not knowing it could even happen at all.
This list covers the latter with 15+ times we just had no idea things could turn out this way.
This flower really set out to be the prettiest, best-dressed one in the garden, and it succeeded!
I thought the whole 'plants taking over human structures once they're gone' thing would take longer, but it seems two weeks is enough.
He looks calm. Like he's accepted it. His life flashed before his eyes and he realized that all he ever truly needed to be happy was right in front of him the whole time.
Satyrs and sasquatches need somewhere to sit too! Sure they're used to the forest floor, but there's nothing wrong with some comfort.
For some reason, the knowledge that lightning bolts can strike upside down like this (likely a positive charge lightning bolt) is terrifying.
It's a very popular tank migration area, if you come by in the springtime you might even see a mama tank with her babies!
Not sure if this is dedication or stubbornness, but it's impressive either way.
It came with the signs and everything for free too. It might not be useful, but it is a deal!
Fixed, worth more, and ready to mail anywhere across the country at a moment's notice.
You're forgetting the bigger shock here which is that they're yellow. It somehow fits so well, their eye for aesthetics is unparalleled.
Every time I learn about a new cactus I'm even more baffled than the last time. So sure, curvy cactus, why not?
Introducing goth maple syrup, indulge your sweet tooth without giving up your style!
Someone in the comments explained that this is due to the body rushing blood to the injured area. So, in a sense, your hand was blushing!
That sure is a toaster car! Complete with power cord, voltage, and model number.
This should come into style, Frankenstein-ing your car with different colored doors, a truly customized experience.
Nature really can thrive and grow anywhere, no matter how small you try to contain and compress it.
"I've got a great idea for the next sale. Get this, it's the same price, but we list it in red also. I'll take my promotion now, thank you."
You're sure it's just your hat? You're not mid-werewolf-esque transformation into a road sign stick figure?
And you didn't notice while purchasing? Didn't pick it up and think 'wow this weighs like there's a whole chicken in her'?
Some bird species don't really go for comfort, it seems. Or maybe that one pigeon is just a very bad parent.
