13+ Creepy Sights That We Wish We Could Unsee

The piercings aren't much different from the standard rings that people get used to feeling, but attaching them to a lens seems like a bridge too far for some reason.

It just doesn't seem like this will end well.

According to Atlas Obscura, a lot of the "White Temple's" art has to do with the Buddhist cycle of birth and death and this seems to show the unpleasant parts of either moment pretty well.

At least, that's what commenters are hoping this is from because otherwise we have to dive into an uncomfortable explanation as to why the uploader has a collection of human bones.

It would help a lot to know when that animal skull was added. Did the owner want the place to look as creepy as possible before they left?

The heart is a bit of decorative flair of Croatian origin called "Licitarsko Srce," but not even that can do much to offset the doll's severe facial expression.

They say some of the best things in life are free, but whoever said that has apparently never found a bedbug-addled mattress on the side of the road.

To get me in here, you'd have to pay me. A lot.

You might think the coyote was toying with the bunny before it ate it, but the weird thing is the rabbit actually survived this encounter.

Although that's lovely to hear, it makes the coyote's reason for doing this all the more mysterious.

In case the most sadistic parts of your imagination are trying to fill in the blanks as to what this is, the uploader eventually came clean and said it was a picture of them playing the Wizard of Oz in eighth grade.

It took them long enough to put us at ease, though.

The fire was apparently too small to have caused their deaths and no bodies were found, but both the cause and the aftermath remain one big question mark.

This was actually made for a video project by the uploader, but they definitely had people convinced that this was a scene from their real childhood photos for a while.

Since it's not in all capitals, "Aly" appears to be a name rather than an acronym, but it doesn't match anybody the uploader knows.

They've called the police, who confirmed that it is indeed rat poison, but that's all anybody knows so far.

As one commenter who's been studying radiographs for five years put it, "It looks like the knife (or bladed object) came downwards at an angle and scraped the skull, but actually became lodged in the temporal basal layer of the dermis.

"In other words, the blade isn’t in his brain and he’ll live with minimal bone damage."

It makes it difficult to envy the person who delivers their mail, but I suppose it's a good way to make sure people take you seriously when you say you don't want any junk mail.

All of that gunk is apparently a buildup of plaque and saliva. It's probably better that we don't know how many people's saliva, though.

Yes, those appear to be teeth in the suction cups because the prospect of being pulled underwater by a strong, sticky tentacle apparently wasn't frightening enough.

This is actually a dried stingray on display somewhere. This picture is horrifying the whole internet and has gotten thousands of reactions.

"We're moving... this is how my wife packed the kids' dolls," wrote Reddit user OINOU.

Talk about punch buggy. This abandoned Volkswagen has been collecting some eight-legged guests for who knows how long, and I'm not interested in sticking around to find out.

Apparently this is what a professional cyclist's leg looks like after a long race. Add "professional cyclist" to the list of jobs I never want to do.

The eyes are bad, the teeth are bad, a lot about this is bad, but I think the worst part is that I can't tell how this thing is being suspended or why they'd put it there. It's like it's actually floating on its own.

No, this isn't a Lovecraftian monster trying to drag you into the dark in your dreams. This is what horses' hooves look like when they're born. Calves are born without hard shells on their hooves so they don't damage their mothers' uterus.

I think I can hold it until I get home, now that I think about it.

I think when people call Justin Bieber a beefcake, this isn't what they mean. Those eyes are going to haunt me every time I close my own.

Someone's probably a big Calvin and Hobbes fan, or someone accidentally summoned some snow demons in an ancient ritual. Both seem equally likely to me.

I feel like every time you look away from the Marioala, he gets a little bit closer to you. I have nothing to back this up but it feels right.