"What's this?" Found next to my toaster, please don't tell me it's cockroach peeling. Netizen: "Looks like it should be the tail of a rattlesnake." ”
"What are these little dots on the edge of the bus window for?" Netizen: "That is a glass melt material mixed paint, which has 3 functions: to prevent ultraviolet rays from dissolving the glass sealant; to make the glass surface more able to be fixed by the sealant; and to conceal the concealer so that you can't see the ugly sealant." Dots have two functions: 1. Since the paint is black, it will heat up faster than the rest of the glass when it is manufactured, and different temperatures may cause problems in the production process, so make dots to reduce hot spots. 2. Aesthetic function combined with practicality is very pleasing to the eye. ”
"An old Samsung PC keyboard, what is that coffee cup pattern key for?" Netizen: "That can turn on the screen protector." ”
"I met an old man in Germany who gave me these little badges and said I must have been to every place on the badge in my life. What are these things for? Netizen: "Medal on crutches"
"What's this thing that looks like a terrifying alien creature?" Netizen: "That's the male black striped gray lamp moth, and those tentacles are perfumers that attract the female moth closer." "Xiaobian really can't stand it, can't stand so much hair...
"My relative found a bunch of eggs hanging from a tree in his backyard, what's going on?" Netizen: "I guess it was a bird that tore open the snake's body with its mouth while hunting a pregnant snake, and then picked up the snake and flew away, at which time the snake's womb slid out of the snake's body due to the weight of the egg." ”
"What did he x have in my car?" Netizen: "This is an oak bullet caterpillar, covered by eggs laid by parasitic cocoon bees. ”
"This mesh appears in my jar containing carnivorous plants... What is that? Netizen: "That's definitely slime mold, I envy you!" You can take a little and put it in another jar as a new pet and they will eat the oats. ”
"What's that thing that's crossing the street?" "That's a semi-autonomous food delivery robot developed by tech company Starship Technologies."
"When I came home yesterday, I found this thing stuck to my car door, has anyone ever encountered it?" Netizen: "In Wicca (the witchcraft religion prevalent in Britain and the United States), the pine tree has magic, it symbolizes rebirth, immortality, and positive energy to break through difficulties in adversity. Hanging pine branches on the door allows positive energy to enter the door, and hanging above the bed can block the disease. Burning pine needles and pine cones can bless your home. ”
"What is this?" Netizen: "This is a kind of egg membrane of a predatory conical snail that lives in the sand, and there are hundreds of eggs in each egg membrane." ”
"I received a gift 25 years ago because I was collecting knives. But no one knows where this came from. Netizen: "This is an item that Manchus and Mongols must wear during the Qianlong Emperor." The tradition of eating is to cut meat directly from the bone, which is very different from the traditional Chinese custom of cutting meat into pieces and then eating it with chopsticks. In order to preserve the outdoor habits and simplicity characteristic of the Manchus and Mongols, it is illegal to cut meat into pieces when serving them. Both the Manchus and the Mongols had to carry these utensils with them and let them eat meat in the traditional way.
"I found thousands of these things on a beach in New Zealand, does anyone know what they are?" "It was the corpse of a tube jellyfish, and it looked very similar to a monk's hat jellyfish with broken tentacles." Don't touch them, they are as poisonous as the hydra (a type of jellyfish) and can kill people and die painfully. ”
"I took home this bunch of weird beans, and now that it's open, I'm even more confused." What the hell is that? Netizen: "The Seed of Magnolia"
"In the middle of the stone is an eerie square. What's that? Netizen: "Pyrite, a useless mineral, can form a perfect cube, is a very common mineral." Yours looks embedded in the stone. ”
"The sky changed like this when I was driving on the night train in Wisconsin, was that?" Netizen: "It was a greenhouse using low-energy purple/pink LED lights. On cloudy nights they illuminate the sky, and the yellow ones are even more frightening. ”
"Found this on the beach in Massachusetts, USA. skull? sternum? Netizen: "When there were still aquatic processing plants in Judy's Point in the 70s, this thing was often washed ashore. When I was younger, I was told it was the skull of a tuna. Maybe it's only northern bluefin tuna? ”
"My mom found it on her beauty salon floor and she said it was a caterpillar. What the hell is that? Netizen: "The caterpillar of the sphinx moth." This one has just eaten enough and is looking for a place where he can burrow into the soil to pupate. There are many varieties, I have to look at the side and know the geographical location to know. This variety may be pandora or vine. ”
A little girl with her dog in 1860. What's on her lap? Netizen: "That's an antique button accordion." ”
"What did I catch?" Netizen: "That's a close relative of sea lilies, starfish and sea urchins." ”