47 Times People Learned Something So “Fascinating” They Had To Share With Others

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Who doesn’t love learning new things? Our brain floods our body with dopamine when we see, to quote the American rock band Semisonic, an F. N. T. That stands for “fascinating new thing”. And although the group was singing about a girl, the reference still stands, right? A spiky tiny mushroom or a transparent octopus can be a fascinating new thing too.

The subreddit r/fascinating then is heaven for those who want to satisfy their curiosity and get a dopamine rush. It’s a Reddit community with over 40k members where people post interesting pictures and facts. Check out our selection from the subreddit below!

Bored Panda also got some thoughts from an insider. One of the moderators from r/fascinating, WeirdPineapple, was kind enough to answer some questions. Check out our short interview with him below!

#1 Ronald Mcnair, The Boy Who Refused To Leave The Library

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#2 Perspective

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#3 The Puffer Fish Skeleton And The Way It Works Is Simply A Marvel Of Nature

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#4 The Lesser Known 1st Starry Night Painting By Vincent Van Gogh

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#5 What A Wonderful Time To Be Alive!

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#6 Rare Octopus With Completely Transparent Head

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#7 The Moon During A Total Solar Eclipse Revealing A Vast Solar Corona

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#8 Chinese Explorer Zheng He’s Ship Compared To Christopher Columbus’s Santa Maria. Both Lived And Sailed At The Same Time (Repost /R/Pics)

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#9 This Is How Mt. Fuji Cuts Through The Clouds

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#10 This Couple Met In Wwii, Then Got Married In Germany. The Wife Traded A Soldier Two Cartons Of Cigarettes For A Parachute To Make Her Wedding Dress

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#11 The Canadian Rockies By Dan Schyk

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#12 Fairy Pools, The Isle Of Skye, Scotland By Nikola Niki

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#13 Oldest Living Thing On Earth. Methuselah, A Great Basin Bristlecone Pine, Is 4,853 Years Old

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#14 This Tiny Mushroom (Possibly Mycena Subcyanocephala)

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#15 Big Old Snail

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#16 What Lightning Does To Sand

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#17 Only Straight Lines

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#18 Monument Valley, Arizona By Paul B. Moore

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#19 Gerrymandering Explained: How Elections Are Stolen By Redistricting

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#20 Allegheny National Forest By Zack Frank

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#21 Researchers Studied The Effects Of A 20-Minute Walk On The Cognitive Performance Of A Group Of Children. This Is Fascinating

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#22 This Is A Human Nervous System That Took Over 4000 Hours To Dissect. There Is Only 4 In The World

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#23 Mt. St Helens The 17th Of May, 1980 vs. 4 Months Later

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#24 A 3300 Year Old Wig

Yes you read that right! This is the wig of Merit, wife of Kha, found in the tomb of the couple (TT8) in Thebes, present-day Luxor, Egypt. The wig was beautifully constructed of human hair. The wig can now be seen in the Museo Egizio, Torino, Italy.

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#25 This Is My Left Hand, I Was Born With It And I Can Still Do Plenty Of Stuff

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#26 This Is What All The Nerves For Your Teeth Look Like

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#27 Taughannock Falls In Upstate New York By Paul Massie Photography

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#28 Two Baby Geese Touching Beaks

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#29 Comparison Of Actual Distances On The Mercator Projection Map

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#30 Mathematical Analysis Of The Electrical Signals Fungi Seemingly Send To One Another Has Identified Patterns That Bear A Striking Structural Similarity To Human Speech

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#31 A Man Standing In The Lumberyard Of Seattle Cedar Lumber Manufacturing. 1939

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#32 Crystal River – The Most Beautiful River On Earth

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#33 Detailed Color Theory Infographic

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#34 Baby Pacific Pomfret Hitching A Ride On A Baby Jellyfish (Three Angles)

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#35 Donut Graph Visualizing Composition Of Earth’s Surface

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#36 Lifespan Of Animals

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#37 Glacier National Park, Montana By Galyna Andrushko

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#38 Chart Showing Mouth Locations Used For Phonetics In The International Phonetic Alphabet (Ipa) Along With English Examples

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#39 Picture Of Comet 67p/Churyumov–gerasimenko With A City For Scale

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#40 Apostle Islands National Lakeshore In Wisconsin By Bryan Neuswanger

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#41 Alexander The Great, Based On His Busts And Ancient Accounts Of Him

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#42 Wendy The Whippet With Myostatin Gene Mutation

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#43 The Way You Can See The Truck Through These Pipes

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#44 Stereoscopy – The Optical Illusion Of Seeing A Picture In 3D Without Equipment. Cross Your Eyes Until The Images Overlap To See The Effect

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#45 Age Of Bands!

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#46 Theodore Roosevelt National Park In North Dakota By Zak Zeinert

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#47 Full Contact National Lightsaber League And Tournament

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