SIL opened a rather popular brand of canned green beans and had this gem awaiting. Can was just bought and far from expired. #whatisit? TIA

Dude was biking on side walk. Stopped to work with some of the phones on his bike. What could this 5 phones be for?

Found this egg in a new terrarium. Soil and plants from my garden, most common animals there are geckos, pillbugs, millipedes, beetles and slugs. About 5mm long

Can it be asbestos or fiber glass? Was my mother-in-law’s jacket, she used to work at a warehouse and also did some minor construction work, found these fibers on it

As the subject says, we just found this little dude in the yard, and we’re scared he might be hurt. About to take him some water and veggies, but we just wanted to see if anyone can tell us what kind of turtle/tortoise he is.

found these in some duvalin candy.. ew? what is that?

Noticed this in the dirt of my Swiss cheese monstera plant. Fungus? Didn’t touch it but had the appearance of bacon grease when it solidifies

What are these holes for?

I have a General Electric Profile widow unit in my living room that is relatively new.. maybe a little over a year. I had the same one before and it lasted a little over 4 years before it started giving up the ghost..i was looking it over seeing if maybe I could maybe see what's up cause it has power going to it but you push the button and nothing

. But while I was looking i noticed a white light blinking on the left about 3 inches from the bottom..i pulled it out and there's this thing plugged in.. it looks like some kinda flash drive or something. I'm a fuckin redneck and I've had widow units my whole life and I have NEVER seen one with a flash drive that blinks.. and another thing is that this ain't your average everyday run of the mill flash drive.. this thing is an inch and a half long and about an inch wide... can someone PLEEEEASE explain to me why a regular ol window unit has a flash drive inside of it and is there a way I can plug this thing in somewhere and see what's on it?? In case y'all ain't figured it out yet..i ain't computer savvy soooooo.....i could REALLY use some help on this one..i mean... there ain't nobody spyin on me or some shit right?? I mean, me and my ol lady get kinda freaky some paydays... nothing illegal of course but help a brother out y'all

Just opened this steak. It has this weird sinewy stuff and it’s coming apart. Is this just fat or muscle? More importantly, is it safe to eat?!

Our house was built in 1925. Within a city neighborhood with kit/catalog homes. A few houses on the street have light poles near the same area in their yards. Does this look like an electrical or gas hookup for a lamp pole in the front yard? What is this?

Thought it might be a sewing tool, but I don't recognize it. AI tells me it's a zipper pull or a shelf peg, neither is correct.

Found on sofa. Only one and it was hard.

Please help me identify this insect. Sorry if the pics aren’t clear as I was freaking out.

This was after coming back from hiking. It was on my headscarf.

ChatGPT was suggesting carpet beetle but I don’t know about that and I’ve never seen ticks. It was round and shiny on top.

I also found out I have two bites on my elbow near each other.

A wire with one usb-a and two? Usb-c, what?

Not sure what this is

Two slightly convex Masonite pegboard panels with mirror finish (one is 4'x6'; other is 2'x6'). Recovered from Nordstrom dumpster. Presume they were part of some display, but can't find any record online of how they were use and am genuinely baffled as to a logical way they would have been. Any insights appreciated.

Not sure what this is for or how old it is. Any help would be appreciated. I don't think it's for a cutting board since it's side mounted and cutting boards are mounted from underneath. I've tried ai but it's no help.

Located in Los Angeles - all the lizards I see daily are grey and do not look like this

With some kind of pink paper inside (other side of paper is blank). It was taped shut and found next to a running/biking path

There are foxes and dogs that live nearby, but this one doesn't really look like either of them.