Despite most days being fairly, normal, mundane or sometimes boring, there are some things and moments in the world that are really amazing. Those amazing and profound moments that inspire people and wow everyone makes everything a little more exciting. Whether it's photos and discoveries of stuff in space or cool relics and facts about history learned, there is so much cool stuff in the world for everyone to see and learn about. The even more exciting thing is that it isn't all discovered yet, and every day new things pop up for everyone to be in awe of.
It's nice to take a break from the memes, trends and other relatively unimportant stuff to learn or see something new and interesting. While the online stuff is fun, believe it or not, the real world also can be too. Reddit has several subreddits for finding interesting things; as opposed to their /r/mildlyinteresting, the photos here are from /r/interestingasf***. Here are 25 cool things to spark some interest today.
Mount Fiji Through The Clouds
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A Customer Complaint Letter From 1750 BC
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10-Year Difference Between These Keychains
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This Tree Tunnel in Sussex, England
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This Painting
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A Hummingbird Hawkmoth and a Hummingbird
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This Naturally Pink Chocolate
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The Oldest Socks
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An Ant Closeup
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Tree Struck by Lightning
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A Close View of Jupiter
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A Colorful Beetle Collection
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Eagle Gets a 3D Beak
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Corinthian Helmet Found With Skull Inside
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This Old Diving Suit
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This Wine Box That Turns Into a Birdhouse
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Quadruple Rainbow
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This Albino Barramundi
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This Cat as an Attraction
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Nervous System of a Sea Star
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Trees Growing From a Tree
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An Oasis in Libya
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The Ice Anemone
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This Photo of a Blue Supermoon
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German Artist Who Repairs Walls With Lego
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