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50 Random Things People Found That Are Too Interesting Not To Share (New Pics)

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50 Random Things People Found That Are Too Interesting Not To Share (New Pics)

Gabija SaveiskyteJuly 29, 2025 at 6:56 AM

The internet is overflowing with fascinating things, but finding them can feel like swinging a metal detector across a never-ending beach. There's a lot to dig through before you hit anything worth your time.

Thankfully, r/interesting on Reddit does the hard part for you. It's where people share the things that grabbed their attention and pass them along to anyone who's curious enough to care.

So of course, we jumped in and brought back our favorites. Scroll through, enjoy, and don't forget to upvote the ones that truly earned their name.

#1 When You Reach 100 Years Old In Barbados, You Get A Stamp In Your Honour

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#2 This Female Grey Wolf And Male Brown Bear Were Spotted Every Night For Ten Days Straight By A Finnish Photographer, Spending Several Hours Together Between 8pm And 4am. They Would Even Share Food With Each Other

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#3 In 1976, Shavarsh Karapetyan, An Armenian Olympic Swimmer, Saves 20 People Trapped In A Bus That Sank 80' Offshore. It Took Him Several Hours To Save Them All, And He Suffered Injuries That Put Him In The Hospital For 45 Days—It Ended His Olympic Career

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We all seek out the interesting in our own way. Whether it's falling down a Reddit rabbit hole, bingeing documentaries, getting lost in a good book, or actually touching grass (some more urgently than others), we're all looking for that little spark.

Often, it's not just because we want to satisfy our curiosity, it's because we want to connect. Sharing something fascinating, even if it's just a news story you DM your friend on Instagram, is one of the easiest ways to bond with others.

#4 Finland's Way To End Homelessness

Finland more or less ended homelessness nationwide with a genius idea. They decided to provide people with a small apartment and mental health counseling - without any preconditions. Four out of five people in the program make their way back into a stable life with a job, housing, sobriety, and peace.

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#5 When A 6.8 Earthquake Hit Olympia, Washington In 2001, A Shop Owner Found That A Sand-Tracing Pendulum Recorded The Vibrations

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#6 Jose Mujica: The Poorest President

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In that sense, we're not only trying to find what's interesting, we also want to be interesting. For ourselves, and yes, in the eyes of others.

Of course, that's easier said than done. There's always someone out there who seems funnier, more knowledgeable, effortlessly witty, with impeccable taste and a brain like a trivia machine.

#7 Mesh Netting That Catches The Trash Before It Goes Into The Ocean

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#8 A Melanistic Fox, One Of The Rarest And Beautiful Animals On The Planet 🤩

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#9 The Smile Says It All

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But here's the twist: that shouldn't be discouraging. In fact, it can be motivating. Being an interesting person isn't a competition, it's a chance to grow. So how do you do it?

Arlin Cuncic, MA, author of The Anxiety Workbook and founder of About Social Anxiety, shared some practical advice in a piece for Verywell Mind. And spoiler: it's not as hard as it sounds.

#10 A German Circus Is Using Holograms Instead Of Live Animals For A Cruelty-Free Experience

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#11 Only In Japan

A young woman caught a home run ball hit by Japanese/MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani during the World Basedball Classic, and someone next to her wanted to see the ball, and it eventually got passed around the stadium to whoever wanted to see it, and it was returned to her after everyone got their turn.

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#12 This Guy Found Himself On An Empty Airplane And Took A Picture In Every Seat And Photoshopped It Together

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If you're already here, chances are you've taken the first step. Because the easiest way to become more interesting is to be genuinely curious about the world and the people in it.

When you're curious, you're more likely to ask questions and engage in real conversations. You're also more open to new experiences.

In fact, social psychologists have found that people who are curious and ask lots of questions are often perceived as more likable than those who don't, says Cuncic.

#13 I've Never Seen A Baby Squirrel. I Am Not Disappointed

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#14 This Proud Aboriginal Elder Travels 1864 Miles To Be At His Granddaughter's Graduation

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#15 Bullet Trains And Their Security System

Japanese bullet train system is equipped with a network of sensitive seismometers. On March 11, 2011, one of the seismometers detected an 8.9 magnitude earthquake 12 seconds before it hit and sent a stop signal to 33 trains. As a result, only one bullet train derailed that day.

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But curiosity alone isn't enough. You also need to be willing to leave your comfort zone.

This might mean trying something new or talking to people you wouldn't normally approach.

"Go out of your way to talk to people, even if you don't know them well. If you're at a party, for example, make an effort to talk to different people. Not only will this make you more interesting, but you'll also be more likely to meet new friends and potential partners," advises Cuncic.

#16 In 1951, A 66 Year Old Man Wasn't Allowed To Enter A 1800km (1118 Miles) Long Bicycle Race Because Of Being "Too Old". He Showed Up Anyways And Won The Race By Biking For Days Without Sleep. He Got The Nickname "Grandpa Steel"

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#17 A Spotless Giraffe 🦒

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#18 Now This Is How You Shoot An Elephant

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Once you've gathered new experiences, learn to tell them well. Good stories stick with people.

"An interesting person is often a good storyteller," says Cuncic. "When you share your experiences with others, make sure to make them captivating. This doesn't mean that you should make up stories; just be sure to focus on the most interesting aspects of your life."

#19 A Rare White Lion

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#20 A German Company That Sells Cleaning Equipment Used Its Pressure Washers To Create A Giant Image Of Godzilla On The Iwaya Kawauchi Dam In Saga Prefecture (Japan)

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#21 Bodyscan Of Woman At 250 And 125 Pounds

Adler221:Seeing my MRI scan when I was close to 300, was exactly what I needed to lose weight. Started at 262 and currently 168.

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Just don't overdo it. People can spot a try-hard from a mile away. And honestly, there's nothing worse than a performative, hashtag-deep guy who shows up to a party quoting Nietzsche just to impress girls, but clearly couldn't care less about what he's saying.

So, be authentic. Don't force it. Embrace your weirdness, your quirks, your real interests. That's what people actually connect with.

#22 The 96-Year-Old Painter Who Saved A Village

In Taiwan, a 96-year-old saved his village from demolition by painting every surface of it with colorful imagery, which brought in so many tourists that the mayor ordered that the village be preserved.

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#23 Tiny Stabbies

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#24 Kid With Disability Uses It To His Advantage As A Mad Max Cosplay

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And above all, have fun. If you get too caught up in the "how to be interesting" mindset, you'll forget to do the thing that makes you interesting in the first place: living your life.

"When you're enjoying yourself, it's more likely to come across as interesting to others. This is because people are attracted to those who are fun and upbeat," explains Cuncic.

Bottom line? Let your curiosity guide you, but don't let it stress you out.

#25 This Beach In Turkey With Accessibility Features

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#26 Dutch Artist Berndnaut Smilde Creates Indoor Clouds By Perfectly Balancing Temperature, Humidity And Light Inside Buildings And Rooms

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#27 Owl Looks Like The Golden Snitch

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#28 Father And Son Decides To Get In Shape Together

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#29 A City In Germany Made Thermally Insulated Pods For Homeless People To Sleep In

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#30 A Rare Phenomenon Called Fire Rainbow In The Atmosphere Photographed. Not O.c

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#31 A Globe That Shows Elevation

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#32 Mars On The Left, Earth On The Right

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#33 In 1980, The FBI Ran A Sting Operation Using A Fake Company To Offer Bribes To Members Of Congress. Nearly 25% Of The Targets Accepted And Were Convicted

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#34 Wing Structure Of A Fruit Bat

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#35 Extraordinary Rock Balancing

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#36 When The Euro Bills Were Designed The Bridges Were Intentionally Designed To Not Represent Any Real Ones. A Dutch Man Then Decided To Build Them Over A Local Waterway In The Dutch Town Of Spijkenisse

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#37 Close-Up Shots Of Spider Eyes Captured By Macro Photographer Javier Rupérez

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#38 A Mask Made To Block AI Based Facial Recognition From All Angles

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#39 The Silver Snipers Are A Cs:go E-Sports Team In Sweden Where The Youngest Member Is 62 Years Old And The Oldest Is 81

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#40 7000 Years Old Skull And Antlers Of An Extinct Irish Elk Found By Fishermen In Ireland

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#41 Dad Of The Year

"The "Dad of the Year" award goes to a flathead catfish spotted in the Black River, North Carolina. A sudden drop in water left this fish stranded at the base of a decaying tree. At first, I wondered why it hadn't moved as the water receded—until I noticed the pile of pink eggs beside it. It became clear that the fish stayed to protect its young. Male catfish often guard the eggs and fend off potential threats, sometimes even from the mother. This was one of the most remarkable examples of survival I've witnessed in swamps. Cypress swamps are tough environments, shaped by seasonal water fluctuations that influence the lives of their inhabitants. Although I didn't wait to see what happened to this devoted father, I was heartened to see the water levels rise just a few days later."

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#42 The Person Who Designed The Building's Structure In Barcelona Has A Grave Which Looks Like The Buildings He Designed

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#43 Photographer Craig Fruchtman Captures New York City Through The Seasons

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#44 The Way This Opal Formed Looks Like Runes

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#45 This Man Saved His Neighbor's Dog. You Can See The Cat Jumping Out The Window

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#46 Neil Armstrong's Family Watches Him Go To The Moon

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#47 IR Light And My Veins

This photo is taken by modified camera(2Mp macro camera) that can capture IR light as well. Behind the hand is a source of 850nm IR light and it can pass though flesh more easily than the deoxygenated blood present in the vein.