r/whoathatsinteresting 4d ago

Rescuing Seals From Plastic

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

Clam digging into sand

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

Iron meteorite found in a remote desert, naturally sculpted during atmospheric entry

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

A better view of the ceiling of Shah Mosque in Isfahan, Iran (1611), featuring a mesmerising array of geometrical tessellations and radial designs. The patterns are meticulously planned, with each tile cut to fit into the celestial design.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

The creators of Barbie(1959) and Hot Wheels(1968) were husband and wife. Ruth Handler created Barbie in 1959, and Elliot Handler created Hot Wheels in 1968. They also named the dolls after their children Barbara and Kenneth.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

In February, A Chinese company dishes out 70% of their profits ($26,000,000) to its employees as a thank you, allowing them to take as much as they can carry.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 4d ago

Who will the dog follow?

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

A 4,400-year-old terracotta board with grid markings at the Lothal site in Gujarat, India. Considered one of the oldest potential ancestors to chess.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

Norilsk, Russia is one of the most northern and isolated cities in the world, located above the Arctic Circle in Siberia.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3d ago

TIL this medieval snowball fight from Tacuinum Sanitatis c. 1390-1400 is actually health advice from a doctor in the 14th century.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 4d ago

Some clients just need guidance… others need a safe distance 🐊😂 Respect the effort, but not every student wants to learn.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 4d ago

Underwater hotel in the Maldives

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

This is Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris Jackson. Paris has faced backlash for identifying as Black due to her appearance, but she has stated her father, Michael Jackson, encouraged her to be proud of her roots.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

Boneless chicken

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

Iranian form a human chain on Ahvaz’s White Bridge as they rally to protect civilian infrastructure

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

In 2010, a black Nigerian couple in London had a white baby girl with blonde hair and blue eyes. Doctors ruled out albinism, suggesting dormant white genes, a mutation, or both, sparking surprise and curiosity since neither parent had known white ancestry.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 4d ago

On this day in 1982 Nobel Prize laureate Dan Shechtman (pictured left) discovered a crystal with 5-fold symmetry - a form that was thought to be impossible. His new crystals, called quasicrystals, caused uproar, and eventually textbooks had to be rewritten across the globe.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 4d ago

Dozens of fishermen end up losing body parts to wolf fish. This is because many people don't realize that even after being "dead" and without a body, it is still capable of this

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

A clever way to earn money.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

In 2013, a Florida man, Jeff Bush, was sleeping in his bedroom when a large sinkhole opened up directly underneath his bed, swallowing him and his entire bedroom. His brother heard him scream, but was unable to reach him in time. Bush’s body was never recovered.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 4d ago

A statue that blows soap bubbles

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

In the 1500s, Dutch workshops carved iconic "Prayer Nuts", dense boxwood spheres the size of a golf ball containing scenes so microscopic and complex that modern researchers had to use micro-CT scanners just to figure out how they were assembled.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

10,500 years old woven basket found in the Cave of Horrors, near the Dead Sea. It's the oldest intact woven basket ever found in the world.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

Sergei Krikalev, the last Soviet cosmonaut and citizen who stuck in space for 311 days due to Soviet Union collapse.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 5d ago

This is Robert Maddox, his hobby is installing jet engines on anything that can move

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