Sure, we know that camels can go for miles and hours without water, but I didn't know they were so strong that they could pull this much weight.
This person did not pay attention (got to be a man!) to his mother saying, "Stop playing with your food!"
Dairy Queen coupons! They have to be available on line, but here's one up on the billboard, and someone is ready to slice! Of course, they ran this special to salute incoming SCOTUS Justice Amy Cone Barrett.
Ah, so sweet, the sight of a country road. It's just begging for hikers!
Here's a truck spill that no one will Snicker over...it's two tons of chocolate all over the interstate.
Baby Platypus says hello!
In 1982, we all foresaw a future in which every office worker could tune in to their story or their game show or "Bewitched" reruns on their watch. Now, you can see it all on the phone and we still complain there's nothing on.
Here's a town (I can't find out where this is though) whose Parks And Recreation people are smart enough to put park benches on tiny tracks so they can be moved, depending on whether the sitters with sunshine or shade.
We can't be sure of when this was sculpted, nor can we say with certainty that Roman rats of the first or second century actually played the trumpet. If they did, did they take lessons? And where did they find the tiny trumpets?
Next time you pack up the pack in your minivan and schlep them all to 17 different locations, just think of this mother gharial. Gharials, or fish-eating crocodiles, have developed a system for transporting their young down the river, and you can bet that at least one of them is kicking her right now!
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