A Ferrari
In 1978, two kids were digging in the ground in their backyard in Los Angeles and suddenly stumbled upon a Ferrari Dino 246 GTS. When the police excavated the car, they determined it had been stolen. The theft and the burial that followed were probably part of an insurance scam. The Ferrari was handed over to the insurance company and then sold at auction.
Unfortunately, resting in the ground didn’t do the car any good.

A prehistoric armadillo shell
Jose Antonio Nievas from Argentina found a giant “dinosaur egg,” as he called it, near his farm.
What it turned out to be was a shell of a glyptodon — a prehistoric armadillo the size of a Volkswagen Beetle. A hole was found in the shell that was probably made by another glyptodon in a fight.

Medieval treasure
In 2007, Andreas K. from Austria found a whole treasury in his backyard: there were about 200 jewelry items, such as rings, brooches, buckles, and silver platters.
The man put it all into a box and carried the fortune into his cellar, forgetting about it for two years. He only remembered about it when he decided to move house. When experts assessed the jewelry, they determined it was about 650 years old. Andreas gave it all to the local museum as a gift.

Meteorites — six times in a row
This man didn’t even have to search for anything. Would you agree that the chances of a meteorite falling into your backyard are very slim? Well, Radivoje Lajic from Bosnia was (un?)lucky enough to have 6 of them fall almost onto his porch, despite all mathematical predictions.
Scientists from the University of Belgrade confirmed they were actual meteorites, and they currently investigate the magnetic activity around Lajic’s house to understand the cause of this anomaly.
And Lajic himself has recently decided to reinforce his roof with steel bars — just in case.

A perfectly preserved bomb shelter
When Chris and Colleen Otcasek bought their house in California, they knew about an anti-radiation bomb shelter in the backyard, built during the Cold War. An engineer who’d lived in the house previously constructed it for himself.
Chris and Colleen thought that after more than 50 years there’d be nothing left of the shelter, but they couldn’t have been more wrong: it was in perfect condition, complete with paper towels, sleeping pills, tin cans, coffee, books, and magazines.

A tunnel to the Great Pyramid of Cheops
One of the residents of El Haraneya village, near the legendary Giza Plateau in Egypt, was digging in his backyard and stumbled upon a mysterious tunnel. This was probably a hidden passage to the largest and oldest of the three Giza pyramids — the Great Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops).
The tunnel was described by Herodotus, the Ancient Greek historian who had visited Egypt.

Thousand-year-old bones of an Indian
Ali Erturk, a 14-year-old boy from Salt Lake City, made a gruesome discovery in 2014. He was digging a hole for a pond in his yard and found human bones in the ground.
The boy’s father called the police at once, and a forensic test showed that they were the remains of an American Indian who had lived there about 1,000 years earlier. Archeologists continued excavating in the yard, and they think they’ll find Indian burial grounds which will help them understand more about ancient cultures.
We can’t help but wonder what it’s like to realize that your home stands on an old Indian cemetery?

A bag with $175,000 worth of marijuana
In December of 2012, Mack Reed from Los Angeles decided to install solar batteries on the roof of his house. When he opened his cellar, he discovered a bag full of jars, packs, and envelopes with marijuana.
Apparently, when Reed was not home, someone trespassed into his backyard and hid the drugs. Later it was determined that the cost estimate of the bag was about $175,000.
Reed left a note to the criminals in case they returned, saying, “We’ve found the bag and called the police. They confiscated the drugs and put my house under surveillance. Sorry.”

One of the biggest hidden treasures in US history
In 2013, a married couple found hidden treasure while walking their dog in their own backyard. They saw a rusty box sticking out from the ground and found gold coins inside. Eight more boxes were dug up, full of coins minted from 1847 to 1894. The nominal value was $27,980.
The coins were perfectly preserved, and some of them were apparently never used. The couple sold most of the coins at auction.
No one knows how those boxes happened to be in their backyard. The find was nicknamed “Saddle Ridge Hoard,” and its total value is about $10 million.

Dinosaur remains
In 1997, John Lambert from Ipswich, England, decided to build a fence around his house. While digging, he hit a large bone with his shovel, but he didn’t pay attention and took it to his barn, forgetting about it for 16 years. In 2013, he finally brought his find to specialists, and it turned out to be a bone of a pliosaurus — a giant sea serpent that inhabited the Earth 60-250 million years ago.

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If you already found broccoli revolting, this should confirm that you were right all along.

How old is this beef stew? I’m pretty sure whatever animal that is, it’s extinct by now.

On the bright side, they got a one cent discount on these chocolate almonds!

It’s kind of hard to tell, but that brown stuff is what’s left of a rat carcass.

For some reason “mouse legs” sounds way less appetizing than “frog legs.”

Lobster, lobster, lobster…SNAKE?

I’m sure this isn’t what they mean when they say “sharp cheese.”

This was found in someone’s Chinese food. Good on them for finding it amongst all that soy sauce.

This can of fish may be contaminated, but it’s okay because the sponge can just clean itself…right?

Is this bread secretly working for the FBI?

No, that’s not a raisin…it’s a fly.

In Russia, someone found a piece of paper embedded in their bologna.

Gained a washer, lost a loaf of bread.

With the low prices at Walmart, you always come out…a head.

He ordered the McBurger, not the (tiny) McRib!

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A Water Reservoir
With 140 trillion times the amount of water held in the Earth’s oceans, this cloud of H2O gas is over 12 billion light years away near a black hole.

Neutrinos
If you were to hold up a dime for a second, that would be long enough for about 150 billion tiny, massless neutrinos to go plummeting through it..

The Diamond Planet
55 Cancri e is an entire planet made out of diamond. Take that Bill Gates.

Mickey Mouse
And that would be the mouse carved into the side of Mercury..

Magnetars
Spinning out of control these stars could destroy your credit card with their magnetic field from hundreds of millions of miles aways

A Cold Star
Although we’re used to stars being blazing hot, scientists recently found a star that is only 89 degrees fahrenheit.

Sagittarius
Consisting of ethyl formate, this is the same gas that gives raspberries their taste and rum its smell. Just in case you were wondering what the center of our galaxy smells like…

Black Hole
Beyond a black hole’s event horizon, or gravitational border, nothing can escape. Not light, not matter, nothing.

Gliese 581 c
Remember the planet of burning ice? Well this one is its neighbor and scientists say that it is the most likely candidate for future colonization. It doesn’t spin so the bright side is super hot and the dark side is freezing cold but in between there is a small strip of temperate territory.

A Unicorn
Ok, not really, but the Trifid Nebula certainly bares a resemblance.

Hypervelocity Stars
Yes, there are actually stars pummeling through space at trillions of miles per hour.

The Planet of Burning Ice
Although it’s 439 degrees celcius on Gliese 436 b, it’s watery surface doesn’t evaporate. Instead, the molecules pull together to form something known as “hot ice”.

A Star 1,500 Times The Size Of The Sun
If you thought the sun was big, allow us to introduce VY Canis Majoris.

Gravity
The weakest and most pervasive force in the universe still has scientists guessing as to its origin.

Pillars of Creation
It’s basically a huge nursery for stars that’s hundreds of millions of light years across.

White Holes
Supposedly the opposite of black holes, they only exist in theory. The matter goes in one end and out the other. Some say they could be the key to crazy things like time travel.

New Found Blob
At 200 million light years across this blob from the other side of the universe gives the Large Quasar Group a run for its money.

A Massive Electric Current
Emanating from a nearby black hole, this current is over 1.5 times the size of the Milky Way.

Himiko Cloud
Supposedly one of the largest objects in the known universe, it’s over half the size of the Milky Way.

Dark Matter
If you piled up all the visible universe it would account for only 5% of the total mass. At least 27% more consists of invisible “dark matter”

Gravitational Lensing
What you are looking at is actually a blue star directly behind a yellow star. Light is just being bent so the blue star gets warped.

Castor System
With six stars orbiting around a central mass, this system is over 54 times as bright as our sun.

Dark Energy
To really make things interesting, the remaining 68% is something known as dark energy, and whatever it is it’s pushing the universe apart at top speed.

Planets
Although it may sound weird because we live on one, there is currently no theory that can fully explain how a bunch of gas and dust surrounding a star comes together to form a planet, especially a rocky one.

Large Quasar Group
Although Himiki is huge, the LGQ is ever bigger. It’s forty thousand times larger than our galaxy and even breaks some standard laws of physics.

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