15 Times Nature Pulled a Fast One.

Nathan Johnson Published 12/29/2020

Photos that will make you believe that even nature has a sense of humor.

1.
How much snails can really grow in size
2.
“This 5-inch moth we found in our yard today”
3.
“The skin on my apple kind of looks like the silhouette of a camel.”
4.
“My cat’s markings make him look like he doesn’t have a nose.”
5.
This isn’t a grape — it’s a chip that’s full of air.
6.
A jalapeño that looks like it’s about to devour you instead
7.
“This icicle kind of looks like a spine.”
8.
“My mom’s cat looks like this cross-stitch her grandma made 50 years ago.”
9.
2 roses growing out of the dying remains of another rose
10.
“The way the boiling water pushed the peas into a star”
11.
“Cubic crystals growing in old Play-Doh”
12.
Porcupine chew marks on a tree
13.
“Our kiwi vine produces mostly twins and triplet fruits, enough to showcase the cell division process.”
14.
“A dog at my local animal shelter has partial heterochromia in both eyes.”
15.
These shells aren’t growing on a tree, nor are they full of cheerios. The high tides are putting them up there.

1.
How much snails can really grow in size
2.
“This 5-inch moth we found in our yard today”
3.
“The skin on my apple kind of looks like the silhouette of a camel.”
4.
“My cat’s markings make him look like he doesn’t have a nose.”
5.
This isn’t a grape — it’s a chip that’s full of air.
6.
A jalapeño that looks like it’s about to devour you instead
7.
“This icicle kind of looks like a spine.”
8.
“My mom’s cat looks like this cross-stitch her grandma made 50 years ago.”
9.
2 roses growing out of the dying remains of another rose
10.
“The way the boiling water pushed the peas into a star”
11.
“Cubic crystals growing in old Play-Doh”
12.
Porcupine chew marks on a tree
13.
“Our kiwi vine produces mostly twins and triplet fruits, enough to showcase the cell division process.”
14.
“A dog at my local animal shelter has partial heterochromia in both eyes.”
15.
These shells aren’t growing on a tree, nor are they full of cheerios. The high tides are putting them up there.