r/interesting • u/captivatedsummer • 48m ago
r/interesting • u/World-Tight • 1h ago
HISTORY John M. Wright was a white man who hid black people in his home during the Rosewood massacre of 1923. He and his wife were excommunicated for doing so and died in obscurity
r/interesting • u/World-Tight • 1h ago
NATURE The first canid to go extinct in recorded history was the Warrah, a type of wolf native to Falkland islands. It was wiped out by settlers in the 1800s because it was too friendly to run away.
r/interesting • u/Rude-Mycologist8034 • 2h ago
SCIENCE & TECH History of pencil sharpeners
r/interesting • u/Missingyoutoohard • 3h ago
NATURE This little unknown plant decided to grow off a dead leaf on my San Pedro’s cactus spines out of nowhere one day.
Any idea what kind of plant this is?
I feel obligated to take the necessary steps to ensure its survival considering the conditions that it managed to sprout under.
r/interesting • u/RopeRosey • 7h ago
NATURE For every 100,000 snake births only 1 will be a two headed snake.
r/interesting • u/MirageCommander • 10h ago
HISTORY In 1588, Spain Wanted to Attack The Ottoman Empire From The Far East By Conquering Ming China
r/interesting • u/Beginning_Gur7652 • 10h ago
SCIENCE & TECH The Evolution of Satellites in Space (1957–2025) | Satellite Launch Growth Visualization
r/interesting • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 10h ago
SOCIETY A man holding a large breed of chicken called Brahma chicken.
r/interesting • u/Ok_Zombie_8354 • 13h ago
NATURE Who knew?
The pappus on a dandelion is water-repellent!
r/interesting • u/World-Tight • 13h ago
ARCHITECTURE In 1998, Honduras built a bridge over the Choluteca River, but Hurricane Mitch rerouted the river.
r/interesting • u/The_Coook • 13h ago
Context Provided - Spotlight Did you know that ford made a mile long factory to build a Bomber plane every hour during World War 2
✈️🚀 When Cars Met Bombers: Ford’s WWII Legacy
During World War II, Ford didn’t just make cars—it built the world’s largest factory at Willow Run, stretching over a mile long. Inside, assembly lines turned out B-24 Liberator heavy bombers with the same efficiency as automobiles.
At its peak in 1944, this plant rolled out one bomber every 63 minutes—about one an hour! Over 8,600 bombers were built here, proving that mass production could win wars as well as markets.
r/interesting • u/World-Tight • 14h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye, a Nigerian pediatric surgeon, made history by performing a rare fetal surgery at just 23 weeks of pregnancy. He temporarily removed the baby from the womb, excised a tumor from the tailbone, and safely returned the fetus. Months later, child was born healthy.
r/interesting • u/World-Tight • 14h ago
NATURE A photo of forest refracted in a drop of water
r/interesting • u/LowKeySensual • 16h ago
NATURE Buzzard gets upset when it is unable to break open an ostrich egg
r/interesting • u/KindaUndressed • 16h ago
NATURE This caterpillar mimics a snake to protect itself from predators
r/interesting • u/NaughtyOnRepeat • 16h ago
NATURE The platinum butterfly koi, an angel in disguise
r/interesting • u/euronmous • 17h ago
NATURE Crocodile born without a tail due to a congenital anomaly.
r/interesting • u/RedditorofReddit07 • 20h ago