21 Interesting Things That Actually Exist.

Nathan Johnson Published 07/24/2020 in wow

Unusual looking things you may have never seen before.

1.
My watermelon barely had a rind.
2.
A calculator mouse
3.
This is an old pen-shaped stapler.
4.
It’s the fungus Xylaria polymorpha, or Dead Man’s Fingers. It usually grows on rotting tree stumps.
5.
This tiny toothpaste, Tic Tac box for scale
6.
“I solved a 15×15 Rubik’s cube.”
7.
“I found a 6-person-long camping chair online.”
8.
“This metal keyboard at my neighborhood’s medical center”
9.
This very short escalator found in Harrods, London
10.
This tiny handrail that is about 8 in long
11.
This completely black bag of Japanese chips
12.
One hundred trillion dollars
13.
The largest pencil in the world at The City Museum in St. Louis. (regular pencil for scale)
14.
“My local garden center has urinals shaped like plants.”
15.
This tree is a Cashew of Pirangi, and it looks like a small forest.
16.
In Moskenes, Norway there is a village with a very short name — Å.
17.
These giant screws are used as foundations for solar panel arrays.
18.
A tie clip with a functioning thermometer
19.
This is the longest picnic table in England made from a single piece of wood.
20.
Pickle cotton candy
21.
“The bees in my garden have blue and black abdomens. They are called blue-banded bees.”

1.
My watermelon barely had a rind.
2.
A calculator mouse
3.
This is an old pen-shaped stapler.
4.
It’s the fungus Xylaria polymorpha, or Dead Man’s Fingers. It usually grows on rotting tree stumps.
5.
This tiny toothpaste, Tic Tac box for scale
6.
“I solved a 15×15 Rubik’s cube.”
7.
“I found a 6-person-long camping chair online.”
8.
“This metal keyboard at my neighborhood’s medical center”
9.
This very short escalator found in Harrods, London
10.
This tiny handrail that is about 8 in long
11.
This completely black bag of Japanese chips
12.
One hundred trillion dollars
13.
The largest pencil in the world at The City Museum in St. Louis. (regular pencil for scale)
14.
“My local garden center has urinals shaped like plants.”
15.
This tree is a Cashew of Pirangi, and it looks like a small forest.
16.
In Moskenes, Norway there is a village with a very short name — Å.
17.
These giant screws are used as foundations for solar panel arrays.
18.
A tie clip with a functioning thermometer
19.
This is the longest picnic table in England made from a single piece of wood.
20.
Pickle cotton candy
21.
“The bees in my garden have blue and black abdomens. They are called blue-banded bees.”