r/interesting • u/Negative_1by12_aura • 4h ago
r/interesting • u/IKIR115 • 6d ago
SOCIETY If your father left you $10M, would you share it with your siblings who were cut out of the inheritance?
EDIT: I found the full 10 minute video of this:
r/interesting • u/Embarrassed-Bet-8857 • 4d ago
Additional Context Pinned Dad protects son and daughter from hijackers in south africa
r/interesting • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 6h ago
MISC. In China, a man thought he was being cut off, seconds later he realized the truck driver was actually saving him
r/interesting • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 9h ago
SOCIETY Angela Lansbury would often employ older acters who were struggling to get work due to their age for her show murder she wrote so they could keep their healthcare.
r/interesting • u/Dizzy_Log2916 • 5h ago
MISC. The gentleness that Mak, the famous 45-year-old bull elephant at Imire Conservancy, shows towards young children
r/interesting • u/Leather_Whole_2078 • 16h ago
Just Wow People who put their own safety aside to help an animal are truly special
r/interesting • u/Negative_1by12_aura • 17h ago
Just Wow This should happen in every country
r/interesting • u/alecdnnrs • 1h ago
Fascinating Italian actors recreating Caravaggio paintings.
r/interesting • u/aryan_jandyal • 11h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Nokia spent so many resources building futuristic devices that when the future arrived, they had run out of ideas.
Nokia founded in 12th of May 1865, There is not so many companies, that are 161 years old and still exist.
Nokia doesn't make phones anymore, but they make antennas and networks, that other phones use.
They know, how to reshape and adapt.
Even more, they are building satellite network at the moment.
r/interesting • u/blingteresting • 5h ago
MISC. Hero dad shields his son from an oncoming train after he fell on to the tracks in Bangladesh
r/interesting • u/Ay7agaX • 5h ago
Amazing Carrying the whole galaxy on my hands and feet
r/interesting • u/VPinchargeofradishes • 21h ago
NATURE Bloating can be life-threatening for cows. Farmers have to insert a needle to help release the trapped gas.
r/interesting • u/VPinchargeofradishes • 20h ago
SCIENCE & TECH Girl removes dent from car with hot water/toilet plunger trick, but did the hot water have any affect here?
r/interesting • u/Ay7agaX • 1h ago
SOCIETY Education is important. Knowing physics is important
r/interesting • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 1d ago
Wholesome Man treating his dog to a ride on a mechanical horse
r/interesting • u/Floating-in-Space3 • 13h ago
Just Wow Brazil's federal police crashing their car into plane's wing to prevent it from flying
In 2011, Brazilian Federal Police officers rammed a patrol car into a small plane’s wing to prevent it from taking off during an operation targeting suspected electronics smugglers. The seized electronics were reportedly valued at around 200,000 Brazilian reais
r/interesting • u/tyrion2024 • 1d ago
MISC. Gilded Age millionaire Alfred Vanderbilt died in the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915 after he gave his own life vest to a mother holding her baby. He did this despite not being able to swim & knowing there were no other life vests or life boats available. He was 37. The woman & her child survived.
r/interesting • u/lonewolff321 • 7h ago
Just Wow Angelica Jardine lifts the 732 lb (332 kg) Dinnie Stones, becoming only the second woman ever to do so side-by-side
r/interesting • u/Jezirath • 22h ago
ART & CULTURE I'm still looking for the strings in this levitating performance
Source: arthurcadre on IG
Edit: I mean the strings that hold him up to the ceiling, not the strings in his waist.
r/interesting • u/arztnur • 15h ago
SCIENCE & TECH A Southern Hornbill at the Zoo has been fitted with a custom-made artificial beak.
r/interesting • u/Impossible-Bee-5343 • 4h ago