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#2

Found A Busted Rock On My Lawn So I Pulled It Apart And Found This Little Guy Inside

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324points

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char 2 months ago

fossils!!!!!!!!!!!

75points

#3

Secret Message Inside My Dog's Squeaker Toy

Final score:

316points

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Adam Benson 2 months ago (edited)

The dog's absolutely begging with its eyes for its owner to throw the toy.

100points

When a South African woman bought a loaf of bread and left it in the refrigerator, she wasn’t expecting much. Except to be able to take the bread out and make herself a sandwich as and when needed. Nombulelo Mkumla had purchased the bread at a local store on the 27th of August. The first two days eating it was rather uneventful. As far as daily bread goes.

But on day three, things took a rather unusual turn. ‘On the morning of August 31st, I took the bread out of the fridge to make toast and noticed something disgusting and scary,’ she said, during an interview with a food magazine.

#4

Found These Beautiful Colors Hiding Inside A Piece Of Wood

Final score:

263points

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Stephanie Did It 2 months ago

Oh, I hope someone made a beautiful wood sculpture with it.

69points

#5

Came Across This Tree With Neatly Stacked Bricks Inside Of It

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254points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 2 months ago

That was the only way to seal the dark portal to the nether realm. No more would the people of the village be harrassed by the things from beyond...

248points

#6

The Inside Of This Tree Looks Like A Fish

Final score:

251points

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Gary 2 months ago

that would be a cool side table

108points

When Mkumla opened the bread, she found something she totally was not expecting. But she couldn’t figure out what it was. So she took a photo. “I sent it to my friends, and one of them said, ‘Yi mpuku leyo tshomi‘.” Translated to English: “That’s a rat, my friend.”

Yes. You read it right. A rat. Or rather, pieces of rat remains, had been baked into her store-bought bread. Talk about finding "interesting" things inside of something else. Unexpectedly.

#7

I'm Changing The Door Knobs. The Previous Owner Put A Fake Spider Inside The Keyhole. Nearly Gave Me A Heart Attack

Final score:

245points

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K_Tx 2 months ago

I think it's funny as long as I'm not the one who finds it.

136points

#8

This Chinese Toy

Final score:

239points

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Nea 2 months ago

Hahaha

72points

#9

Cut A Log & Found A Tiny Star Inside

Final score:

233points

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WindySwede 2 months ago (edited)

Wish for a fallen star?

37points

Mkumla didn’t want to believe it at first. But soon, her denial faded. And disgust took over. “The rat scenario made sense – it’s possible the rat got into the bread at the factory, and no one noticed," she said. Her video of the discovery didn’t take long to go viral after she posted it on Facebook. People shared it. International media reported on it. And soon, the bread supplier had issued a statement.

#10

The Inside Of This Maple Tree Had A Maple Leaf Pattern

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232points

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Stephanie Did It 2 months ago

Maple through and through!

36points

#11

Found This Rock Within A Rock On A Beach Walk

Final score:

230points

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Leah C 2 months ago

That's the yolk.

185points

GenuineJen 2 months ago

Overcooked, too.

19points

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Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 2 months ago

Them rock chickens at it again

11points

R Lenz 2 months ago

And that's no yolk!

1point

T5n 2 months ago (edited)

Looks like a concretion, a mass of sediment that clumped together inside a layer of sediment as the layer is forming. Often mistaken for geode or fossils, concretions are still quite cool. In this case, if looks like it has been at least partially metamorphosed

28points

LonelyLittleLeafSheep 2 months ago

Thank you, was going to say the same. Definitely a concretion. Have seen some pretty big ones, but would love a smaller specimen like this for my rock collection.

8points

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Sojourner 2 months ago

Thanks!

1point

Bob Brooce 2 months ago

Hardly an expert, but I'd guess that it's a purely sedimentary rock. The crystallization reaches the boundary, and the inner piece looks like it probably has a similar crystal structure, too. I'd think metamorphosis to that extent would have fused them even if it didn't make the boundary far less obvious. It probably formed in a similar fashion to geodes, with a silica rich solution entering a void.

0points

Tobias Reaper 2 months ago

that is Fred Flintstones mouse

20points

WindySwede 2 months ago

An old computer mouse, sad to sea it tossed on the beach.. 😸

8points

xolitaire 2 months ago

congrats, you found a hard boiled rock

7points

MistBorn 2 months ago

Could be a fossil

5points

Sergio Bicerra 2 months ago

Petrified avocado.

3points

Ashlie Ann 2 months ago

A xenolith is a piece of rock trapped in another type of rock. It's common.

1point

Lee Henderson 2 months ago

That inner rock is very spherical. I would have to have it checked (or break it) to see ...

1point

Joe Vecchi 2 months ago

I see Mickey Mouse hiding behind it.

0points

Lola Donathan 2 months ago

wow!

0points

Rowan Kohler 2 months ago

It’s a sedimentary concretion. Likely mostly limestone and calcium carbonates.

0points

2 months ago

Hard bouldered rock

0points

Terry Fergusson 2 months ago

That's called a rock and roll

0points

Barbara Wilcock 2 months ago

Good luck dipping your soldiers in that

0points

Pat Carter 2 months ago

stone age computer mouse

0points

sGeliogj 2 months ago

birth

0points

Toni Ayers-Groves 2 months ago

Prehistoric computer mouse

0points

DetriMentaL (It/That) 2 months ago

Forgotten century egg

0points

#12

Malachite Nodule Cross-Section From China. The Near-Perfect Growth Patterns Resemble Rings In A Tree Trunk. You Never Know What Treasures Are Hidden Within A Rock Until You Slice It Open

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218points

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Koalafied to komment 2 months ago

Is this advertising for cutting more things open?

52points

PepsiCo South Africa responded to the incident by calling it an “isolated occurrence”. The already outraged public went into overdrive. The woman claims she had received a call from a representative of the company. But it was a call that left a bitter taste in her mouth.

Here’s what she said they said: “I sincerely apologize for what happened to you. It shouldn’t have happened, but you must understand that it gets hot where we bake our products, so things like this are bound to happen.’ Yes, I admit that your bread had a rodent. We are putting measures in place to prevent this from happening again. Don’t worry; it won’t affect you health-wise.” We might beg to differ.

#13

One Of My Parents' Chickens Laid An Egg Inside An Egg

Final score:

195points

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GenuineJen 2 months ago

Eggception!

106points

#14

The Inside Of A Pine Cone

Final score:

169points

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GenuineJen 2 months ago

Looks like a Klimt bird!

53points

#15

A Guy In New Hampshire Was Cutting/Splitting Up A Tree That Fell Near A Ballpark And Found This

Final score:

168points

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geezeronthehill 2 months ago

Inclusions like that is the reason sawmills don't take what they call "city trees". If that was a metal object it would ruin an expensive saw blade.

66points

#16

Inside A Saguaro Cactus

Final score:

166points

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Savahax 2 months ago

Somehow a ring of logs was not what I was expecting

95points

Mkumla definitely isn’t the first person to find something unexpected inside her food. Here are some other equally indigestible moments. Some are shocking, some are surprising. There have been stories about people finding anything from bandaids, to frogs, to teeth and even needles in the food they worked so hard to buy.

#17

One Of My Chess Knights Broke And Revealed A Dice Hidden Inside It

Final score:

165points

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WindySwede 2 months ago

They are evolving!

58points

#18

Mini Crab Found Inside Of Mussel Shell

Final score:

162points

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Kraneia The Dancing Dryad 2 months ago

Awwww he was just playing hide n seek and having a lil snack

57points

#19

Cross-Section Of A Telecom Cable

Final score:

151points

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WindySwede 2 months ago

"That's right, blue to blue" also like 300$ per meter?

20points

She's also not the first to find a rodent in her meal. As this magazine reported, "Matt Jones was eating at a Subway in Lincoln City, Oregon with coworkers back in 2015 when he said one of his coworkers opened up his sandwich and found a dead mouse between the spinach and cheese."

#20

This Peeled Aloe Vera Leaf

Final score:

149points

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Stephanie Did It 2 months ago

I can smell that picture. To me, aloe smells like perspiration odor.

36points

#21

The Inside Of A 70s Pinball Machine

Final score:

149points

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WindySwede 2 months ago

Ding-ding-ding

30points

If you ever watched the movie Forrest Gump, you might remember the scene where he says his momma told him that “life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get.” Personally, we'd prefer the surprises to stay out of our food...

Have you ever opened, or bitten into something, and found something unexpected? Let us know in the comments.

#22

Cross-Section Of A Maple Tree That Had Been Tapped Into Over The Years (New Hampshire)

Final score:

148points

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Jill Rhodry 2 months ago

Scars

43points

#23

Found Something Growing Inside My Fire Agate

Final score:

145points

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WindySwede 2 months ago

Xenomorph?

36points

#24

Inside A Wind Turbine Blade

Final score:

142points

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Savahax 2 months ago

Forbidden amusement ride.

122points

#25

My Daughter Asked If We Could Take Apart One Of Her Used Insulin Pumps So She Could See Inside It

Final score:

142points

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WindySwede 2 months ago

Marvellous machine!

49points

#26

The Inside Of The Leaning Tower Of Pisa Is Empty

Final score:

140points

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3 Otters 🦦 2 months ago

I am seriously disappointed for some reason.

206points

#27

Inside Of An Air Mattress

Final score:

137points

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Family's_disappointment 2 months ago

Looks a strings of cotton candy

27points

#28

My Antibiotic Capsules Just Had A Whole Pill Inside

Final score:

136points

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C L 2 months ago

Lots of people find cspsules easier to swallow or don't like a pill's bitter taste. Pretty common actually.

83points

#29

What The Inside Of A Gas Pump Looks Like

Final score:

130points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 months ago

Would you want someone opening up your clothing, taking a picture of you, and posting it? For shame!

70points

#30

My Girlfriend's Vitamins Have Tiny Beads Inside Them

Final score:

129points

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Sheryl Logan 2 months ago

She's taking the Moerie hair growth vitamins. Guess how I know

66points

#31

A Bullet That Got Stuck In A Tree A Long Time Ago

Final score:

127points

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Savahax 2 months ago

Even though I'm directly looking like it I can't believe that a piece of lead would penetrate wood this deep without even deforming

37points

#32

The Inside Of A Sunflower. You Can Already See The Seeds

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125points

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WindySwede 2 months ago

Because it's overflowered already?

12points

#33

This Is What The Inside Of A Bowling Ball Looks Like

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119points

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Skara Brae 2 months ago

Bowling balls with an asymmetric core like this one make it easier for expert bowlers to make the path of the ball curve (hook) to target the bowling pins from an angle.

70points

#34

What The Inside Of A Pool Table Looks Like

Final score:

118points

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Bored Fox 2 months ago

Now I know. I have always wondered what is looks like from the inside, since I was a kid. Never thought of googling it, lolz.

38points

#35

Natural Cross-Section Of An 8-Foot-Tall Sandstone Concretion In Red Rock Coulee, Alberta, Canada

Final score:

117points

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Colt Winkler 2 months ago

Alberta has many natural wonders like this, like Drumheller (dinos) Okatoks erratics, really big rock from a glacier in the middle of nowhere.

30points

#36

When I Opened My Ruko I Found A Bunch Of Signatures On The Inside

Final score:

110points

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WindySwede 2 months ago (edited)

What's a Ruko? (Google was of no help). Just this one, or from the injection mould? edit: I was supposed to be asleep and with a fever, and also the title is wrong.. 😸

32points

#37

The Inside Of An IKEA Kallax Bookshelf

Final score:

110points

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xolitaire 2 months ago

Smart! Hexagonal shapes minimize the material needed, making them space-efficient. they are also really sturdy.

77points

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#38

Cross-Section Of Agave Americana Mediopicta Alba

Pretty bizarre to see that there are distinct white lines that continue inside the plant where the chlorophyll lacking white section meets the outer green sections. This cut is about an hour old, so it looks fibrous as it begins to dry out.

Final score:

110points

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LonelyLittleLeafSheep 2 months ago

🎶 duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh...TEQUILA! 🎶

27points

#39

There’s A Mushroom Growing Inside My Potato

Final score:

104points

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Seymoura Butts 2 months ago

Saw that pic on the front page I thought that was a horse hoof getting prepped for horse shoes.

48points

#40

What The Inside Of A Golf Ball Looks Like

Final score:

102points

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xolitaire 2 months ago (edited)

"You idiots shoot ONE MORE golf ball into my yard I'm gonna cut them all in half! You think I'm joking? Watch me."

57points

#41

Just Opened Up My Broken SD Card To Find It Contains A MicroSD Inside

Final score:

99points

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WindySwede 2 months ago (edited)

[now] break the micro! edit:spelling, blaming fever.

36points

#42

The Inside Of My "Genuine Leather" Watch Band

Final score:

94points

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The Phantom Stranger 2 months ago

"Genuine Leather" is technically real leather in the same sense that chicken nuggets are technically real chicken--small pieces of leather that have press molded into a single large sheet and cut to need. Also known as "bonded leather" and often used for book covers. If you want actual leather--meaning leather made from a single whole cow hide, look for labels such as "whole grain leather" or "genuine calfskin".

142points