r/whoathatsinteresting May 27 '25

🎉 10,000 Members! 🎉 That’s pretty cool. Thanks for being here! On that note, I'm curious: How do you think we can make r/whoathatsinteresting even better? I want the members to decide this. Share any ideas on how to make this place more interesting for you guys and eventually increase engagement.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

Not all heroes wear capes, some have canes.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 22h ago

Kim Jong Un really wants to join the group chat..

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r/whoathatsinteresting 13h ago

What a woman.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 9h ago

On July 18, 2020, Bernadette Walker a 17-year-old photography student in England, was murdered by her stepfather to silence her allegations of sexual abuse that she endured for years. Her body has never been found.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 13h ago

Justified

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

Did you know that the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle has its own bakery on board that produces 2,000 baguettes a day?

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

The Eye of the Moon: A stunning in-camera double exposure by Zach Cooley at Arches National Park, Utah

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

When King Richard III was found, he was found under a parking lot and beneath the reserved parking space marked ‘R’

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

They will be placed on a ‘child cruelty register’

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

Two women met in a restroom and discovered they were kidney matches for each other’s husbands.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

They capture the exact moment when a developing heart shifts from silence to its first beat. There is no “switch”: many cells gradually become active and, upon crossing a critical threshold, the entire tissue suddenly synchronizes.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

Lifecycle of Men's Clothing

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

The back of a lightning strike survivor

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r/whoathatsinteresting 2d ago

In 2012, a Burger King employee anonymously posted an image on 4chan of him putting his feet in lettuce, with the caption: "This is the lettuce you eat at Burger King." It took 20 minutes for people to track down the branch where the employee worked and contact the news. He was promptly fired.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 1d ago

1877, American orthopedic surgeon Lewis Sayre developed an apparatus designed to treat scoliosis through plaster casting.His method involved lifting the patient with a pulley system to temporarily straighten the spine before applying a tight plaster-of-Paris jacket to maintain the corrected position

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

A white humpback whale calf with its mother.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

Cincinnati zoo cover their car parks with solar panels

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

This perfectly rectangular iceberg

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r/whoathatsinteresting 2d ago

Good boy uses proper road crossing protocol

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

This is Mycena rosoflava. A species of agaric mushroom in the family Mycenaceae. It is a wood-inhabiting mushroom native to New Zealand.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 1d ago

Karma is real

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

Human ashes under a microscope

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

Wrocław in Poland has hundreds of tiny bronze dwarfs hidden all over the city.

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r/whoathatsinteresting 14h ago

First time researchers have directly observed electrical discharges (coronae) flickering from tree leaves in the wild during thunderstorms, confirming it after 100 years of theory

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