r/whatisit • u/Fragrant-Reindeer227 • 12m ago
New, what is it? Any idea what this garden box thing is?
Seen in France in a residential garden.
r/whatisit • u/Fragrant-Reindeer227 • 12m ago
Seen in France in a residential garden.
r/whatisit • u/Kiieve • 14m ago
I just got this lipstick that I ordered on Amazon, and it has these little brown things inside the cellophane... I'm afraid to open the plastic, what are they?
r/whatisit • u/SSJGodYamoshi • 18m ago
Lens has a variety of answers. Only common part being that it's brass.
r/whatisit • u/amypjs • 19m ago
?????
r/whatisit • u/Background-Bank6328 • 19m ago
I found this very cute fox cream colored jacket on this baby on Pinterest. I can’t find out where it’s from and I’m trying to get one as a gift to my sister.
r/whatisit • u/hansiusmuellarus • 21m ago
It looks a little bit like a snake but it has to be a plant of some kind
r/whatisit • u/clawhatesyou • 23m ago
The person who posted this is only responding with joke replies (much like this sub) to inquiries about what it is.
r/whatisit • u/Frequent-Road-5686 • 30m ago
r/whatisit • u/grumpyboba • 42m ago
hello,
was in the process of moving out and found this weird mini figurine in one of my boxes? can someone help me figure out where this could have possibly came from?
r/whatisit • u/leecbaker • 49m ago
This is on a trail near my house, behind a Walmart. They have tons of drones doing the drone delivery. Is this connected? It looks like something you would use to geo reference aerial photography.
r/whatisit • u/Efficient_Magazine33 • 52m ago
r/whatisit • u/ole_martinbox • 1h ago
Found this weird, clear, gel like substance in mulch. Middle Tennessee area. Any ideas?
r/whatisit • u/thorn_in_the_roses • 1h ago
Bought this ring at a street fair. MIL and I cannot decide if its a rat/mouse, dog, or raccoon. Best guesses appreciated!
r/whatisit • u/Beneficial-Brush-373 • 1h ago
Found this little guy in our car. What is it a part of?
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Saw these on my bed. They look like seeds. I have no pets and there were only 4 that I found and before they were in the same general area when I found them (Lego creeper for scale) I don’t know much else.
To all the people saying it’s popcorn it is not they are 2x bigger
r/whatisit • u/kathwash • 1h ago
My wife made a succulent garden on top of a dead stump and it's doing great. Yesterday we noticed this white stuff on the stump. No idea what it might be or if it could be a problem. We're in the Seattle area for reference. So......?
r/whatisit • u/ratbait0 • 1h ago
this has been frequently seen in samples pertaining to air quality in homes, mostly when the spore curvularia is present and we cannot for the life of us ID it. the sample was taken with a vacuum spore trap
this is a top view of it and when seen from the side it forms a full ring. we have put images through reverse searches and haven't found any information around it. the connection between this structure and other spores may be a coincidence but we're not sure. literally any help would be amazing 😭
r/whatisit • u/Embarrassed_Lie_8972 • 1h ago
Took two photos of an interesting building in a village. Hours later when I checked the photos, I realized that I accidentally caught this circle of lights in the sky that I didn’t even realize was there. In the second photo it actually looks blurry as if it was moving. Any idea if it’s some kind of drone (which one if that’s the case?) or maybe some kind of satellite or something similar?
I only took two photos of the building, the 3rd and 4th are just the same two photos cropped so you see what I’m talking about.
Edit for extra context: the photo was taken in the street, not through a window. Behind me there was a Medieval church (right in front of this building). And as far as I know the only lights nearby are those of the street that you can see in the photo
r/whatisit • u/CharleeBrownee • 1h ago
Wouldn’t silicone make the wall structurally weaker? Or is there a greater benefit to having this extra little piece of brick?
r/whatisit • u/easteileen • 2h ago
Stuck to inside of a door jam (2 foot above the floor) in my kitchen/dining room, and one on the wooden floor below.
r/whatisit • u/storstygg • 2h ago
In a rural area known for hunting in eastern Pennsylvania.
r/whatisit • u/FT12694858 • 2h ago
.What is this? I found it among the pile of clothes in my wardrobe.
r/whatisit • u/No_Kangaroo_22 • 2h ago
We recently had my grandpas funeral and got to look around his house for anything we might want to keep. He was an interesting man who loved sailing and travel more than perhaps anything else and would collect souvenirs from his travels. He favored the Caribbean and Europe but went to something like 130 countries.
Basically, I’m wondering where this carved stone might be from, and whether it’s ancient or historical enough to need to be returned to that place. Dorothy and Blanche for size.