30 Wild Things That Naturally Worked Out On Their Own

Someone carved that face into it for Halloween, as you might expect.

But if you compare the fresh carving to its current state, I think you'll agree that it didn't really start looking like the pumpkin king until it began to rot.

Although the grandpa who planted this watermelon likely assumed it would eventually get pretty big, I doubt he expected it to take up a whole rack in his fridge.

No wonder they have contests for stuff like this.

We can see that the area around this window is pretty dark and gloomy because of a storm that's going on.

Yet based on this reflection, it seems that all the photographer has to do to avoid getting rained on is turn around and head in the other direction.

This ethernet cable is probably easy to ignore under normal circumstances but it became the star of the show when the astronaut's tether in this commercial just happened to line up with it.

It's just that in the second picture, the blue light lined up with one of the glasses in just the right way to cancel out the color of the orange soda inside.

Adding blue pigments is apparently a technique hair specialists use to cancel out dye jobs that turn out too brightly orange. In this case, that effect just makes this soda look like sparkling water.

While it's true that the weir placed here was built to direct this river's flow, it seems that it would have frozen in a similarly wild shape in a natural waterfall as well.

And I'm not just referring to the fact that Pinky looks very nervous about entering 2020.

Even though this toy was made in the '90s, it somehow correctly guessed that Pinky and the Brain would return to the screen that year as part of the Animaniacs reboot.

While toucans tend to be omnivores, it seems unlikely that this deformity will allow it to catch any prey.

So the likely reason that it's managed to live this long is that it stuck to eating fruit.

It's a little hard to see but this is indeed the game the uploader is involved with, which means they can see exactly where they need to make their shots.

Life really isn't fair at times.

Nope, he apparently grabbed a random number of them and just happened to defy the astronomical odds of picking the exact right amount to fit snugly in his truck.

As the uploader explained, these were left behind after a spider fell from the ceiling right onto the computer and skittered away.

That's right, these are spider foot prints.

I can definitely see how it would be pretty hard to spot this mysterious "accessory" in Moana's thick hair.

In case you're wondering what you're looking at, it appears that a snake got tangled in the hair and died. I've never smelled dead snake but it sounds like I should consider myself lucky for that.

However, this one just makes me wonder how often something like this happens.

Because it seems unlikely that this squirrel is the only one curious enough to wonder why its new friend is standing so still with such hard, rocky fur.

It's obviously not so surprising that both the box and the pencils aren't here anymore, but it seems that the graphite inside of them was completely unaffected.

I could probably write with one of those "leads" right now if I wanted to.

Not only did they both manage to get way deeper into the net than normal but that broken backboard added a whole new degree of difficulty to this freak occurrence.

Apparently, the yolk on the bottom one broke in just the right way to make it look like an "inverted egg."

That's a new one on me.

Still, at least this big spider picked a fairly easy place for us to spot it when it decided to take shelter here.

It's certainly worse to suddenly feel hairy legs where they don't belong than to spot something like this in your car door. Good thing it's bad at hide-and-seek.

And while sheep may be cuter than spiders, I think I'd rather have to deal with one of those in my car door than a whole group of these fellas on my property.

After all, it's not like most of us have a trained sheep dog handy.

Since we can't see anything else the sun could be shining through, I guess we're just left to assume that this gate happened to be placed in a way that allowed for such dazzling shadows.

There's no way that was done on purpose.

As he explained, it's just that a giant stone slab with wood screws in it happened to crush and impale both of his middle fingers.

Since his other fingers were somehow unaffected, things look like they're going to be socially awkward for him for a while.

While the gate doesn't look like much on its own, it happens to be placed in such a way that the sun projected these cool floral shadows on the ground when it shines through it.

It's just that the way the frost gathered on these leaves creates the impression that we're looking at a much blurrier picture.

It's one of the more subtly strange optical illusions that nature is capable of.

Saint Francis of Assisi is generally depicted showing friendship and tenderness to animals and that's appropriate because he even used to preach sermons to them in in the interest of treating them as equals to humans.

So if the real Saint Francis was standing here instead of this statue, he would likely welcome this raccoon's presence.

It may not be so insane that a bird would crash into someone's windshield but what are the odds that it would turn out to be an eagle that managed to survive the collision?

It's almost worth having to pay to replace the glass.

Although somebody was obviously responsible for firing this bullet, it's pretty doubtful that they actually could have made this happen on purpose.

It's just one of those things that we only manage to do by accident.

After all, if you use roman numerals, this sign still kind of says "five below." It's pretty wild how it worked out like that.

And from the looks of it, the multi-colored ones on the outside did not stand up to their rigorous months-long test that well.

It's under debate as to whether this was because they were exposed to more elements or simply because the colorful elastics aren't as strong.

There's usually at least some path around that the rushing water would use instead but it seems that wasn't an option here.

It's also pretty wild that the tree is managing to survive this...inconvenience.

As far as we can tell, nobody shaped these blades of grass into the position that makes them spell "love."

It's just in the air around here, I guess. Now I want to know where this is.

It's probably not that hard to catch a goat in mid-bleat when it's in a mood but capturing it at the height of its derpiness with a rainbow behind it?

That's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.