15+ Things That We Just Didn't Know Could Happen

Did this person catch the first bubble and then trap the rest of them with it or did they all just land on their finger like this?

Either way, that seems like an exceedingly rare happenstance.

As you can see, this massive pack gives people the opportunity to buy 3241 cans of beer at once for 6773 euros, or $8,186.

If someone actually bought that, I can't even guess what they were trying to prepare for.

By that, I mean somebody managed to remove the shell without damaging any of the coconut's edible parts. As a result, it almost looks more like a giant walnut than a coconut.

However, it turns out that this occurred purely as an act of nature. Yup, the snow just happened to gather on the log this way.

I'm not even sure how it managed to do that and the same probably holds true for the uploader who eventually freed it.

At least, not literally. Apparently, this is a normally-proportioned house that has this illusion of an extra dimension thanks to some carefull-arranged cedar shingles.

It's super trippy.

If you're going the correct way on this road, the reflectors dotting it will seem white just like any other markings on it.

But if you're driving on the wrong side of the highway, they'll suddenly appear red and warn you about what you're trying to do.

As if long-distance relationships weren't already hard enough without both parties trying to surprise each other in their home countries at once.

Ironically, it seems like the kind of thing that would only bring them closer together.

And if you're wondering what I'm talking about, count the bottles here and follow the hands grabbing them.

Surprise! There was another person on the left all along.

That said, it would be a lot easier to feel lucky as this plane's pilot since they reportedly managed to get out of this wreckage with minor injuries.

While we can usually blame a waterspout or a similar natural occurrence when a bunch of fish turn up like this, the culprit in this case is actually a lot simpler.

A bald eagle just dropped its lunch.

Despite this appearance, however, I would strongly recommend not eating this.

That's generally good practice for unidentified mushrooms but it's an important warning in this case because we're likely looking at the incredibly toxic "destroying angels."

The most sinister thing about the potentially deadly mushroom is that it looks a lot like much safer to eat fungi known as puffballs. Be careful out there.

This was being driven by two workers for the Utah Department of Transportation when the avalanche hit. Fortunately, both are reportedly safe after their rescue.

The most likely scenario is that a spider is holding it up with a strong and hard-to-see web but it still makes for a pretty surreal sight.

As for how this happens, Professor James R. Carter at Illinois State University chalked it up to a natural freezing and melting cycle that the ice that forms on poles like this one can go through under the right conditions.

As the uploader discovered when they were trying to get a drink of water in the middle of the night, it's possible for the balloon to have just enough air in it that the legs can stand without collapsing.

That must have been a startling discovery.

While it's incredibly rare to spot a white kangaroo or a white killer whale, catching sight of a pink grasshopper doesn't seem all that common either.

After all, how many of us have encountered one?

As we can see, when sheets of ice do that on a roof, they end up forming bizarre icicles that look like somebody cut up a plastic awning.

I wonder if they're any less of a pain to clear away?

Unfortunately, this is a sign that it's time to find another method of cleaning because while it's not as poisonous as the destroying angel mushroom we saw before, it's still pretty toxic.

Basically, it's best to avoid ingesting any of it or breathing it in if you don't want your day to get significantly worse.

Apparently, this is actually a fairly common practice among pilots known as a $100 hamburger.

Since pilots need to fly fairly regularly to keep their licenses valid, they'll sometimes take trips like this that are more about keeping up with recency requirements than satisfying any particular craving.