50 Times People Opened Up Things And Just Had To Share What They Found Inside
Article created by: Simona Kinderytė
You might remember lucky packets as a child. You never really knew what to expect when you opened them. And that was all part of the fun. Same goes for Christmas crackers or wrapped gifts. With those things, the element of surprise is expected. But sometimes, the most unexpected items can hold a “gift” we never even knew was there.
Like finding money hidden in a mattress, an engagement ring in your glass of champagne, or a snake in your car engine. People have been sharing their most surprising discoveries after they opened or broke something by mistake. Some are super cool, some are oddly satisfying and others are just plain strange. Bored Panda has compiled a list of our personal favorites. Keep scrolling and don’t forget to upvote the ones that left your jaw on the floor.
#1
This Natural Heptagram In An Amethyst Geode Found In Mexico
#2
Found A Busted Rock On My Lawn So I Pulled It Apart And Found This Little Guy Inside
#3
Secret Message Inside My Dog’s Squeaker Toy
#5
Came Across This Tree With Neatly Stacked Bricks Inside Of It
#7
I’m Changing The Door Knobs. The Previous Owner Put A Fake Spider Inside The Keyhole. Nearly Gave Me A Heart Attack
#10
The Inside Of This Maple Tree Had A Maple Leaf Pattern
#12
Malachite Nodule Cross-Section From China. The Near-Perfect Growth Patterns Resemble Rings In A Tree Trunk. You Never Know What Treasures Are Hidden Within A Rock Until You Slice It Open
#15
A Guy In New Hampshire Was Cutting/Splitting Up A Tree That Fell Near A Ballpark And Found This
#17
One Of My Chess Knights Broke And Revealed A Dice Hidden Inside It
#22
Cross-Section Of A Maple Tree That Had Been Tapped Into Over The Years (New Hampshire)
#25
My Daughter Asked If We Could Take Apart One Of Her Used Insulin Pumps So She Could See Inside It
#32
The Inside Of A Sunflower. You Can Already See The Seeds
#35
Natural Cross-Section Of An 8-Foot-Tall Sandstone Concretion In Red Rock Coulee, Alberta, Canada
#38
Cross-Section Of Agave Americana Mediopicta Alba
Pretty bizarre to see that there are distinct white lines that continue inside the plant where the chlorophyll lacking white section meets the outer green sections. This cut is about an hour old, so it looks fibrous as it begins to dry out.
#41
Just Opened Up My Broken SD Card To Find It Contains A MicroSD Inside
#46
My Sliced Agave Cupreata Experiment. Here’s The Full Plant Exposed And Then Transplanted Into A Pot After A Few Days Of Drying Out
