/r/interesting

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A place to share something interesting.

Rules:

Please read the following rules before posting

1.Posts Must be Interesting:

This subreddit is dedicated to sharing interesting content only. Posts that do not contain interesting content will be removed.

Examples of things that are NOT interesting:

  • Old photos/videos of non-significant events, places or people

  • Tik-tok/Instagram style posts and memes.

  • Insignificant images of places/nature.

  • Misshapen items or manufacturing errors.

  • Things that are common knowledge/sense

  • Conspiracy theories

  • We do not allow text only posts.

2. Use Correct Flair

Please select the most appropriate flair for your content. If you believe that your post falls outside the remit of one of the more specific flairs, then use the “misc.” flair.

This helps users to more easily sort content that they are more interested in.

3. Use Descriptive Titles

Make sure post titles are clear and descriptive so that users are able to deduce what your post is about just from the title.

Posts with vague/clickbait will be removed.

4. No Misleading Content or Misinformation

Please fact check before posting and provide sources where possible. Posts that make claims that are not cited may be removed at moderator discretion.

Posts that contain misleading content or misinformation will be removed. Depending on the content of the post, this may result in a ban.

5. No Reposts

Content recently posted to r/interesting or content where there is a reasonable expectation that a majority of users have already seen it (such as reposts of our top posts of all time) will be removed.

6. Act Civil

Interesting topics content can often be thought-provoking, but we're all here to learn or discover new things together.

Debate of controversial topics is generally allowed, but debate that devolves past the point of good-faith discussion is subject to removal.

Please treat each other with respect and be kind even if you disagree with each other.

Hate speech, rudeness, trolling, harassment and comments that encourage violence/aggression will result in an immediate ban.

7. Mark NSFW Content

Please make sure to tag any content that may be received as such, with the NSFW tag. Posts that are deemed to be NSFW that are not tagged will be removed.

We do not allow extreme NSFW/NSFL content. Posting such content will result in a ban.

8. No Spam / Self-Promotion

This is not the place to promote your website or social media accounts.

If we find that a majority of your submissions are referencing your personal websites/social media, such material will be removed and the user will be subject to being banned.

9. No Agenda Pushing

This is not the place for political debate. Please do not fervently attempt to push agendas or opinions onto others.

/r/interesting

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In the movie Happy Feet, John Powell, the composer of it and How to Train Your Dragon, made a 600-piece choir for a scene about Penguins walking

1 Comment
2024/10/17
21:27 UTC

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I flew over Saudi Arabia's 'The Line' city under construction today

185 Comments
2024/10/17
21:21 UTC

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Pencil sharpeners from the past

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2024/10/17
20:09 UTC

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Oceangate should have taken notes from the Russians. (Source: James Cameron's 'Ghosts of the Abyss')

1 Comment
2024/10/17
20:00 UTC

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Train ride with a view of the Canadian Rockies

3 Comments
2024/10/17
19:23 UTC

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Loggerhead turtles on their way to the ocean

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2024/10/17
17:54 UTC

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Cobalt chloride + sodium hydroxide = something straight out of a superhero movie

5 Comments
2024/10/17
17:54 UTC

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German Observation Tower In Guernsey

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2024/10/17
17:01 UTC

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Moo Deng's siblings deserve some love: This is Moo Wan, aka Sweet Pork. They also have a brother called Moo Toon(Stewed Pork). They're all named after popular Thai dishes

3 Comments
2024/10/17
16:20 UTC

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Crazy laws that allow to cut down 1000-year-old trees.

12 Comments
2024/10/17
08:32 UTC

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Secret Log in the Massachusetts forest🪵💦

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2024/10/17
15:44 UTC

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smoking kills your vacation

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2024/10/17
14:30 UTC

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Feeding my garden spider

Such interesting creatures. I’m terrified by them but I also find them interesting and good for pest control.

7 Comments
2024/10/17
13:52 UTC

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Close-up shots of spider eyes captured by macro photographer Javier Rupérez

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2024/10/17
13:14 UTC

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Thermal imaging camera shows how the human body loses heat when exposed to the cold.

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2024/10/17
11:28 UTC

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The bug you eat daily

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2024/10/17
10:51 UTC

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Frog casually doing a backstroke

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2024/10/17
01:40 UTC

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The odd way they trimmed the tree overhanging the road

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2024/10/17
03:40 UTC

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what da dog doin?

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2024/10/17
00:40 UTC

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How the hell did you figure out you can do that

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2024/10/17
00:01 UTC

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Amazon producing 20/. Oxygen

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2024/10/16
17:36 UTC

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Dust devil

51 Comments
2024/10/16
22:38 UTC

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How much a McDonald’s Employee earns in 30 seconds

265 Comments
2024/10/16
18:44 UTC

3,488

Blink and you’ll miss it ⚡️

57 Comments
2024/10/16
18:12 UTC

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A Jenny Haniver is the body of a ray or a skate that has been modified by hand then dried, resulting in a mummified specimen intended to resemble a fanciful fictional creature, such as a demon or dragon. This practice dates back to the 16th century.

Source:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenny_Haniver

The picture shows my jenny haniver.

0 Comments
2024/10/16
18:10 UTC

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The First Highway in the World. The Royal Road of Persia build by Darius I and rebuilt by Darius the Great.

3 Comments
2024/10/16
17:13 UTC

2,445

Macro shot of a Chameleon Eye

4 Comments
2024/10/16
16:15 UTC

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An enormous obsidian stone split in half.

212 Comments
2024/10/16
15:59 UTC

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Squirrels sleeping

46 Comments
2024/10/16
11:31 UTC

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