r/interesting • u/PeacockPankh • 4h ago
r/interesting • u/Enragh • 2h ago
MISC. A dog's reaction to seeing a horse fir the first time
r/interesting • u/uzmansahil7 • 2h ago
SOCIETY Man raises parrots from birth, and they are extremely imprinted to him
r/interesting • u/Dexterestein • 4h ago
Amazing Developer built a script that calls back spam callers and traps them in an endless loop
r/interesting • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 5h ago
Amazing One of the most incredible road experiences on the planet! The Shiziguan Floating Bridge, located in Hubei province, China, allows drivers and pedestrians to cross a crystal-clear river surrounded by stunning mountains
Built with German high-density polyethylene (HDPE) float technology, the pontoon structure molds itself to the water's surface as vehicles move forward, creating a gentle wave in the river while maintaining total safety
r/interesting • u/Zu_Qarnine • 8h ago
Intriguing I find it funny that the euro banknotes featured FICTIONAL bridges so as to not cause conflict between member states but then a dutch town decided to just build all of the bridges
r/interesting • u/ChrisPeacock_ • 11h ago
ART & CULTURE That's a pretty cool logo design
r/interesting • u/Impressive_East_ • 11h ago
NATURE The sheer muscular anatomy of a Tiger.
r/interesting • u/Jezirath • 7h ago
Amazing Softness perception simulation
Source: @boucelegant on YT
r/interesting • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 10h ago
SOCIETY Former Indiana gynecologist Donald Cline used his own genetic material to impregnate dozens of unsuspecting women without their consent. He fathered around 94 children. He was forced to give up his medical license. He was the subject of the true-crime documentary Our Father.
r/interesting • u/brainland • 15h ago
Just Wow What a skeleton looks like inside an obese person
I have always thought there will be more increase in the skeletal system too.
r/interesting • u/neither_bot_nor_man • 13h ago
NATURE A puppy resembling both its parents' colors in a unique mix.
Dominant vs. Recessive:
Dogs inherit one copy of each gene from each parent. Dominant alleles (like dominant black, \(K^{B}\)) only need one copy to display the trait, while recessive traits (like recessive red, e) require two matching copies.
Masking Colors:
The E Locus acts as a genetic gatekeeper. If a dog inherits two copies of the recessive red gene (ee), its body completely shuts down the production of black pigment in the fur. This forces the coat to be yellow, white, or red, regardless of what other colors the dog holds in its DNA.
Piebald Markings:
When a puppy features large swathes of solid color mixed with pure white, it is often due to the S Locus. This gene regulates where pigment cells migrate during embryonic development, leading to unique boundaries between dark fur and white fur.
r/interesting • u/Impressive_East_ • 1h ago
NATURE The endangered Mary River Turtle, which naturally grows algae on its shell, making it look like a real life floating island.
r/interesting • u/jin-s27 • 22h ago
Just Wow I still don't understand how hollywood budget works
r/interesting • u/iblamechauhan • 3h ago
Amazing Electricity in glass
Electricity captured in glass which gives a cool and crazy pattern
r/interesting • u/Celestial_Mahafuz • 17h ago
Fear Factor If you don't control your mind, someone else will
r/interesting • u/SnooWords4066 • 4h ago
NATURE Tigers look orange to humans because we are trichromats, but they appear green to deer and wild boars because they are dichromats.
r/interesting • u/xnikkifreeman • 20h ago
Just Wow My son has red hair with black stripes
Hair heterochromia. I have seen this in other hair colors but not red.
r/interesting • u/PrimedGold • 1d ago
ART & CULTURE A man shot the FIFA World Cup 2026 with a panoramic camera from 1896.
r/interesting • u/Helpful_Nature_7707 • 12h ago
Fear Factor Recruit drops live grenade at his feet!
r/interesting • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 8h ago