12+ Times People Posted Their Rare Discoveries Online And Went Viral

When even a collectible card made from its likeness can fetch tens of thousands at auction, that tells us that we have something really special on our hands.

When this photo was taken in Ogden, Utah, it was about 10:00 pm.

Since that's nowhere near the Arctic Circle, we can only conclude that this person clicked the shutter right when the lightning bolt reached its brightest moment.

It seems like a slight shift should've caused part of this to topple over a long time ago. And yet, it remains standing.

Instead, we're looking at a man with six toes on his left foot who just happens to work with a woman with four toes on her right foot.

That almost seems rarer.

Sure, from the looks of things, it isn't so rare in Canada's Northwest Territories. Still, I certainly can't think of anywhere else that you're likely to see this.

I'm not saying it's the only place in the world with an underground soccer field, but there can't be too many more.

This is a Cnemidophorus espeuti and it was found on an island in Colombia called San Andrés.

At this point, there's some debate as to whether it's a species of lizard or a subspecies of another kind of lizard.

We're actually looking at one of the physical scars war has left on our world as these are 100-year-old trenches dug in France during the First World War.

Aside from the fact that it features the signature of a world leader who's been dead for 19 years, nothing puts this letter squarely in its time period quite like that "barring a nuclear catastrophe" part.

That possibility almost went without saying back then.

Granted, you could presumably put a wooden outer shell on many electronic devices, but most of us wouldn't see much reason to go to that trouble.

This one was made in what used to be the Roman Empire in 200 CE and featured a knife, spoon, fork and a pick.

You might call that last part a toothpick, but I suppose that depends on how adventurous you are.

As you might have guessed, this salt flat in Bolivia is sometimes called "the world's largest mirror." It's hard to get used to how dazzling and reflective it is.

Not only would they be very effective for catching speeders, but they're also used for emergency medical transport.

For instance, should an organ need to be rushed to the hospital, these would come in handy.

It's actually been caused by the metal of the tap corroding over time from water droplets.

She shares the same eyebrow gap with her great-great grandfather.

It seems as though all of the outlines are touching. However, it is merely an optical illusion.

This girl's window frame makes it look like each of the four seasons is happening in each separate window.

So cold in fact, that there is frost on the door hinges.

I would explain the physics of being able to keep a flower that tall up straight without cracking it in half, but honestly, seems like witchcraft to me!

Yet, here we are, with a line of beer bubbles that is literally perfect.

This is how one person's car frost materialized over night.

It's unclear exactly why his roasted veggies look like an explosion cloud but hey, we're not complaining!

Apparently this woman witnesses a crow hop up at exactly the same time as she took a photo of it.

These folks have collected every single edition of National Geographic since 1921.

A woman decided to take a photo to show the contrast between er and her sister's bedrooms at the exact same time of day.

This guy's house key is shaped like a mini sword. Be the change you wish to see in the world I guess!

A dried leaf is certainly nothing new, but one that dries into the exact shape that marks his style is definitely a freak occurrence.

The uploader just wanted to take a picture of these fireworks, but ended up including a bolt of lightning in the shot as well.

At first, they thought they had simply left their flash on.

It's hard to even guess what kind of angle the sun would have to hit you at to project you across an entire block like this.