15+ Interesting Views That Are Way Cooler Than Expected

But it's just the morning fog obscuring an incredible view. I am totally jealous of people who get to see this sort of thing every day.

The closest I get to nature is dodging urban squirrels that have gotten tipsy from the neighborhood crab apples that have begun to ferment in the sun.

I'm not sure what's less surprising: that this was found in the Australian Outback, or that random trees strewn with specific objects is a common sight there.

One commenter referred to a "condom tree" as a thing.

I said some of these would just be novel things I'd never seen before and I think a curly chicken ticks that box quite nicely.

I mean, if you like that style.

The tent itself blocked light to the whole patch, but it was where the mattresses were laid that suffered the most damage.

Look at it! Imagine the tiniest ribbit coming out of that little thing. I may die of cuteness.

You may have thought: Emotional support miniature horses are a thing?

Yes they are, and here's your proof.

Which could be a cool way to make the metal nicer to look at, but it's actually just created by the rust buildup at the higher water line.

I'm not sure if the shirt is depicting that specific vista or not, but it definitely matches in a very satisfying way.

Which is already pretty novel compared to the licensed kits, but what makes this extra cool is that the diorama can be found inside the barber shop is was modeled upon.

It's actually a vanilla and chocolate swirl cone, but the chocolate looks so much like shadows that you can't tell it's a whole different color.

But what makes this one extra special is how the pattern on the wings resembles the famous painting "The Scream".

This isn't a scary basement hallway or anything. The photographer simply placed their camera lens against the edge of their glass desk and snapped a picture looking through the tabletop.

I mean, I'm not even going to bother attempting to bend my thumb back like that. It'll just lead to pain and anguish.

The thumb was a bit weird, but kind of neat. Doing it with three fingers at once rolls it right on over into unsettling territory.

Because of the curvature of the Earth and angle of the sun, the redshift in the sky has a distinct edge.

Yeah, I know that sounds nerdy.

After some rainfall, this vista didn't just get a rainbow, but also a bright orange cloud. Which is pretty gorgeous.

Also, if you look closely, the rock leaning against the base in the middle says "Tiny". I've decided that this is a giant's burial site and you can't argue against it.

As far as anyone can tell, it looks like this due to a genetic mutation called Erythrism.

It's unlikely that it'll be able to keep from falling off forever, but this shows just how powerful and important to the soil tree roots can be.

Either that, or we're looking at the sole survivor of a

It may have taken a little panoramic trickery to get everything in the shot, but it's an amazing sight nonetheless.

For instance, here we have the firefly squid making it very clear how it got its name.

What seems like the point between two photos in a collage is just where the shadow sharply cuts into this scene.

There's something impressive about how perfectly round it now looks. If this was done on purpose, it must've taken some time and serious effort.

Apparently, that small house we can see in the shot was actually abandoned some time ago.

It's hard to tell when it looks like the size of a Monopoly house, of course.

That's because it once belonged to an anaconda and if we were to lay it out, it would measure at about 28 feet long.

The bolt cutters and battering ram might draw the most attention, but some of the more powerful ones are those little teddy bears in plastic bags next to the officer on the right's head.

Those are standard issue teddy bears used if a child was just in a traumatic situation.

I can only marvel at how seamless and incredibly detailed the tattoo artist's work is. They look as real as anything.

It probably didn't find it too easy to catch fish before, but they'll really have a tough time avoiding the rascal now that it's learn to spear them.

It turns out that turtles can hibernate for long enough to make a little island pile on top of them.

What we're seeing here is the oldest house in Aveyron, France that dates all the way back to the 13th century.

While it's certainly an architectural marvel, I wouldn't get my hopes up about the chance to tour it if I were you. These are private residences.

Although we're looking at a real turtle, its shell is actually a prosthetic that was 3D printed and placed over what remained of its original one.

The fact that there are actually defined windows in the water is impressive enough, but that lens flare just gives it that perfect touch.

In all likelihood, he's here to drop off that mirror that he's standing in front of. Yeah, it's hard to notice at first, isn't it?

I kid, I kid. This is actually just some fun with perspective. The teeny car in front is actually a Hot Wheelz and those are normal-sized humans.

Or are they?

Every wire is a single customer telephone line. This particular rack holds about a third of the small UK town of High Wycombe.

Because that's what this image is of. The Redditor decided to cut an entire package of bacon in half and this is what they found. It's kind of cool.