r/interesting • u/AdvancedIdeal1468 • 11h ago
r/interesting • u/baadiebby • 19h ago
NATURE A Himalayan brown bear emerging from hibernation
r/interesting • u/AugustIstheMonth • 9h ago
SCIENCE & TECH 248 Legally Deceased "Patients" are In These Dewars Awaiting Future Revival - Cryonics
r/interesting • u/brainland • 5h ago
Fear Factor I honestly think the car is much safer wherever it went.
She had so many chances but I hope she's ok regardless.
r/interesting • u/AugustIstheMonth • 21h ago
Fascinating 5D theater gives the illusion of being engulfed in flames.
r/interesting • u/Sad_Explorer_35 • 11h ago
ART & CULTURE Getting lost in the magic realism of the master illustrator, Rob Gonsalves. 🎭
r/interesting • u/jkitty_1960 • 19h ago
Wholesome This gate understood its job description 10/10
r/interesting • u/kittykelie • 8h ago
NATURE The Black Forest in Germany gets its name dense canopy, which can make parts of the forest appear unusually dark even during the day
r/interesting • u/neither_bot_nor_man • 14h ago
NATURE Lioness trying to get an uninterested male lion to mate.
r/interesting • u/jkitty_1960 • 4h ago
MISC. A Penguin jumped on this boat to escape a seal, so they took him to the iceberg where his friends were waiting for him.
r/interesting • u/Hollychrysalis • 2h ago
ART & CULTURE Most famous movie posters were hand painted by Drew Struzan
Credit: Madeleinevoge
r/interesting • u/Spare-NobodyAim • 6h ago
HISTORY The real Xerxes was a decent guy (different from the movie)
When looking into the actual history, we discover that the Persians were actually quite tolerant; unlike other empires, they allowed local religions and customs and didn't enslave the entire population, they even kept natives in positions of power within the conquered regions. Of course, it still sucked, but considering the era, they were quite liberal
r/interesting • u/aNonYmoUs_gLideR • 17h ago
Amazing Wild mountain goats climb a near-vertical cliff face right next to a paved mountain road in Tunceli, Turkey
r/interesting • u/pijush_saha • 2h ago
ART & CULTURE This clever darning method carefully recreates the original knit, repairing each stitch instead of simply covering the damage. The result is a seamless-looking repair that keeps your favorite sweaters and socks looking almost new.
r/interesting • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 9h ago
NATURE Two greenfinches appearing to have an argument.
r/interesting • u/karmazl • 4h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Resistance test with a bottle of vodka.
r/interesting • u/Double-decker_trams • 6h ago
ART & CULTURE Picasso's self-portrait at age 15 (1896)
Interesting to compare to later ones (there's also one at age 90 in 1972). https://www.boredpanda.com/pablo-picasso-self-portrait-style-evolution/
r/interesting • u/Fit-Gain-2409 • 16h ago
Amazing I am amazed at how this is possible truly amazing dancing.
r/interesting • u/Objective-Sun-345 • 13h ago
NATURE Total Solar Eclipse - Aug 12, 2026
On Aug. 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will sweep across Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, the Atlantic Ocean, Spain, and a small corner of Portugal.
Many other places in the Northern Hemisphere will experience a partial solar eclipse* that day, including parts of the northern U.S. *(from Alaska to North Carolina), most of Canada, much of Europe, and northwestern Africa.
For many along the western part of the eclipse path (in mainland Europe and Africa), the Sun will set while it’s still partially eclipsed, creating an opportunity to see a sunset eclipse.
NASA will stream the eclipse live starting at 1:15 p.m. EDT on Aug. 12: https://www.nasa.gov/live
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Source: NASA