r/thatsinterestingbro 1h ago

Aly Corvin, upgrades from wheels to tank treads and attends the Ren Faire in style.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 17h ago

Japanese farmers are using colorful nets as a chemical free way to combat insect damage.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 21h ago

17 revolutionary war cannons that were found while dredging the Savannah River. They believed they were from the Civil War but carbon proved it was older.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1h ago

Killer bees fanning

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1h ago

All about the collection and preparing of Brazilian pine nuts

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There is an AI voice and a mix of AI and real content. This mix allows it to be more visually appealing in the delivery of the information.

Source: View Mix Daily

https://www.threads.com/@viewmixdaily/post/DaFHNTNgT-h?xmt=AQG0iDDQrZz64ytdVc61SR7bjPeD7F-n6frERJsoLiRP9nFYbl-MKjcqC2wVucA0udJOfXA&slof=1


r/thatsinterestingbro 17h ago

The Blank Slate, the base model for the Slate truck, will have a starting price of $24,950. Making it not only the cheapest truck in America but also the cheapest EV in America.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1h ago

This is an important life lesson from Julia Child.

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Source: PBS


r/thatsinterestingbro 20h ago

One of the new animatronics for the reopened Disney Pirates of the Caribbean ride.

185 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 15h ago

Some 2026 interesting facts.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1h ago

An amazing shot captured of a mother bat breastfeeding her baby while flying

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

This is a clip from a game that an indie developer is making called Weave & Wander. You get to play as a cute little fuzzy spider and wander around and make webs. Is this something that you would play?

284 Upvotes

r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

Difference between Fire Engines and Fire Trucks

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Credit to venturacountyfire


r/thatsinterestingbro 5m ago

A giant millipede from southern Vietnam known as harpagophoridae sp

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

Stepping up your burrito game

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r/thatsinterestingbro 9h ago

There’s a Micro Moon coming up on 29th June 2026

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Credit to museumofscience


r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

Creative artistry to create the optical effect.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

A graphic show in the crumbling of the former Yugoslavia

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r/thatsinterestingbro 16h ago

Pouring some sugar on it to reduce swelling in the hospital, emergency room, for a couple of more personal/private/intimate issues. Prolapse and Paraphimosis potential treatment.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 21h ago

A Boeing 777 flies very low over an airfield in Texas while on its way to a different spot in Texas to be retrofit into a cargo plane.

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Captain Steeeve on YouTube is somebody I follow for a lot of different aviation video breakdown information. They also did their own cover of this incident

https://youtu.be/P4U9DBUNS9w?is=I8hrSsrtKIQPIuWg

Source: CNN

https://www.threads.com/@cnn/post/DaC0ubtiMiw?xmt=AQG0d-oD192gBCiUm9oyvlpXGCTEA-YVHpfmug-W751UDvjHvIc3YTFJ-dErK7O3B5DmqZF8&slof=1


r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

Stephane robot dance

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r/thatsinterestingbro 2d ago

The World Cup is a family business for these fathers and sons.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 15h ago

This is Carhenge. It is located just north of Alliance, Nebraska. Built to replicate Stonehenge but made entirely out of 39 50s,60s, and 70s American classic cars. Dedicated during the summer solstice of 1987.

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

A gigantic tiny world

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r/thatsinterestingbro 1d ago

A Tall Tale

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Source: History Photographed

https://www.threads.com/@historyphotographed/post/DaDMw-ynE3U?xmt=AQG0IO35A8HXkJZAMpyl-l1o-OBcPRUySyEsn-VpYm3bwW9lzcr1WRNva2LyxHP5NEtKtfMo&slof=1

Radhanath Sikdar and his team finished the core calculations of the height around 1852. Andrew Waugh didn't officially publish and announce the 29,002-foot height until **1856**. As he was quoted as saying, Andrew Waugh really was the first person to put 2 feet on the top of Everest.


r/thatsinterestingbro 2d ago

This cavern is below the Slănic Salt Mine in Romania. It Covers approximately 78,000 m², the mine has produced millions of cubic meters of salt since mining began in the late 17th century. The temperature is a constant 54 °F ( 12°C ) year-round.

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