“Discover the Hidden Truth Behind Nature’s Most Baffling Secrets: You Won’t Believe Your Eyes!”
Yet, most people may still end up scratching their heads because they likely don’t recall any airport that featured this design. Well, there’s a reason for that. At last report, this design is unique to the Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport in Minnesota.
Who knew artichokes were this lovely all along?
At first glance, it looks like someone has captured a rare and beautiful flower on camera. The blossom is a pleasing shade of purple, and it’s unusual for being comprised of a collection of small spines. Were it not for the spiky leaves under it, it would look like a Koosh ball.
However, a Koosh ball would likely be much kinder on the fingers than those spines would be, as this is actually from a kind of thistle. However, it’s actually more common than it seems, as this is what an artichoke looks like when it isn’t immediately made into produce. Yes, it could blossom a beautiful purple flower all along.
Now that’s some serious cold
This person’s house is apparently so cold that even the gases that come from their house are freezing. Specifically, this big, wide icicle is the solidified version of the exhaust fumes from their freezer. That’s not just strange; it’s serious.
Although it’s not likely to have many adverse effects at this stage, it’s likely to close the pipe over if it’s left unchecked. Once that happens, that is almost guaranteed to cause a severe carbon monoxide risk. Safety first, people.
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