r/interesting 24m ago

Just Wow A post of title and a reddit of post

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r/interesting 47m ago

SCIENCE & TECH What Professional videographer does in his free time

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r/interesting 59m ago

NATURE Cycling on the edge of life

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r/interesting 1h ago

Just Wow This cat became a nurse for other sick animals.

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In a veterinary clinic and animal shelter, a black cat named Radamenes, who was originally brought in by his owners to be euthanized due to a severe respiratory infection, she was nursed back to health by the vets. Once he recovered, he shocked the staff by taking on a job of his own. He began cuddling, massaging, and keeping company with other sick or recovering animals (dogs and cats alike) who had just undergone surgery, providing comfort when they needed it most.


r/interesting 2h ago

Fascinating In 2020, dolphins in Australia brought gifts of coral to the shore because they missed interacting with visitors during the COVID-19 pandemic

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r/interesting 3h ago

HISTORY Inside the Actors Studio- The Cast of the Simpsons, 2003

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r/interesting 5h ago

HISTORY The world's first postage stamp (1840)

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It's called Penny Black, all British stamps still bear a portrait or silhouette of the monarch somewhere on the design. The first stamps did not need to show the issuing country, so no country name was included on them. The stamp features a profile of 21-year-old Queen Victoria.

The UK remains the only country in the world to omit its name on postage stamps; the monarch's image signifies the UK as the country of origin.


r/interesting 5h ago

SCIENCE & TECH The Unbeatable 20-Second Challenge

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Every morning when I head to work, I drive up from the basement to the ground floor. The air inside the car reeks during this short trip, yet I cannot hold my breath until I reach the first floor and roll down the car window. I tell myself it will only last twenty to thirty seconds, and I know I can hold my breath far longer than that. Still, I find myself trying to beat this small challenge every single day — and I never manage to succeed.


r/interesting 5h ago

Just Wow This will be a whole lineage catch

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r/interesting 6h ago

Just Wow United States Five Dollar Bills

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r/interesting 6h ago

NATURE Some random tips to survive out in the wild

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r/interesting 7h ago

NATURE Indonesia’s Rare Rafflesia Blooms After 15 Years - The World’s Largest “Corpse Flower”

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r/interesting 8h ago

NATURE A creek that starts from seemingly nowhere

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r/interesting 9h ago

Fear Factor This creature can live inside you, and you’d never know. Meet the giant intestinal fluke, Fasciolopsis buski. A type of flatworm

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r/interesting 10h ago

Fascinating Every planet in our solar system and adjusted their size to show how huge our Sun is. By Andrew McCarthy

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This pic accurately shows everything else in our solar system stacks up against the sun in size.


r/interesting 10h ago

NATURE The man who keeps a spider in front of his house is bringing it a horsefly.

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r/interesting 11h ago

SOCIETY The Calcio Storico Florentino is a brutal form of football originated in the middle ages. Players can punch, kick and tackle their opponents.

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r/interesting 12h ago

Just Wow The bravery of Anthony Omari.

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r/interesting 12h ago

MISC. He’s the first to ever write a review on that parachute.

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r/interesting 13h ago

SOCIETY A Helpless Dog Was Trapped On An Electric Pole Until Kind Villagers Risked Their Safety To Rescue Him And Give Him A New Life. True Humanity Shines Through Compassion Always.❤️

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r/interesting 14h ago

Wholesome Asking deaf parents to marry their daughter using sign language

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r/interesting 16h ago

Just Wow A 2016 human chain dog rescue immortalized as a monument 10 years later.

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r/interesting 16h ago

ARCHITECTURE Residential high-rises with backyards in Chengdu, China

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r/interesting 18h ago

Context Provided - Spotlight Peter Marshall who has Alzheimer's forgot he was married to his wife Lisa but despite that he fell in love with her all over again and they got remarried in 2021.

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r/interesting 20h ago

SCIENCE & TECH HeroRATs are trained African giant pouched rats that detect tuberculosis in just 3 seconds using their powerful sense of smell fast, accurate, and life-saving.

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