57 times people had no idea what they were looking at, but the internet knew what it was right away (link in the comments)

The world is full of mysteries, and sometimes, we just don’t have the answers. But the Internet does.

There’s even a subreddit called What Is This Thing?, where people post photos of things they can’t identify, and others help with the answers. It’s a place where asking questions without fear of ridicule is encouraged.

Bored Panda compiled a list of some of the most random and fascinating finds from this subreddit. From an unusual public bathroom door design to a mysterious hole in the sky, these images and their explanations are sure to surprise and educate.Scroll down to enjoy the eye-opening photos and upvote your favorites!

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