20+ Things That Change Perspectives

You knew you were skipping the fine print when you checked that terms and conditions box on that new app, but did you have any idea how much fine print there actually was?

There are just so many gems in this picture of a mall from 1989. The teased, platinum hair. The short-shorts and 'stache on that dude. And Tape World! Probably located right next to 8-Track Town.

The only positive is you're too groggy to say much of anything before you've had a few cups of coffee so they've only heard profane mutterings about how every morning feels like a Monday.

This picture of a 65-foot tall "Lava Bubble" was snapped in Hawaii some 50 years ago. Look at that lava pop and simmer on the surface of the ocean. Incredible. This occurred in 1969 during the eruption of the Kilauea Volcano.

The Reynisfjara beach on Iceland's south coast was created by lava flowing into the ocean and cooling immediately upon contacting the water. It was voted by National Geographic as one of the Top 10 non-tropical beaches to visit on the planet.

He's all in on this bizarre look, and things would look a little off even if he was wearing a turtle neck. We can applaud his passion, I suppose, without endorsing his sense of style.

They're absolutely stunning and the blue color is incredible — though honestly, we're not entirely sure where this climber plans on going.

This pic shows how massive those vessels really are. I had no idea they could access the water like that. Like the biggest pontoon party boat on the planet.

This melting carpet art brings to mind the lyrics from a famous Steppenwolf song. This piece by Faig Ahmed is housed at the Palm Springs Art Museum.

If you slip and fall on this wet floor, you will be eaten by a shark. It says so right there on the sign. So be careful while also nodding your head approvingly at the creativity of that warning marker.

They are definitely some flashy trunks, and that doggo wears them well — but it's probably a bit too much to wear the same swim trunks as your pooch.

Airplanes are cramped enough as it is when they're filled with people of average size. But things can really get crowded when you toss an outlier into the mix, like strongman competitor Eddie Hall.

A woman heard a noise outside her tent 30 years ago and stuck her disposable camera out to snap a pic. When it was developed weeks later, she saw this. Good thing it wasn't a Polaroid, or they might have cut that camping trip short.

This manhole cover in Germany looks like a character in a Transformers movie that opens in times of trouble and sends out waves of troops to save the day.

What a beautiful pic. This is Blue Lake in Nelson Lakes National Park in New Zealand. It's the clearest natural body of water in the world, with visibility ranging as high as 260 feet.

Most school kids have been exposed to those lines by English poet William Blake, which almost seem like they were written for this incredible pic.

They must not have known or simply forgot that the store was closing. Hopefully they found another toy store!

Nothing could be more terrifying than this guy chasing after you. You wouldn’t stand a chance.

The detail is so incredible! I wonder how long something like this would take. Even though it’s so tiny, I feel like there would be more work involved.

The worn down stairs are a results of 500 years of people walking up and down them.

It must have taken hours to make sure all the faces looked like they were of the same girl.

She’s cleaning her Monopoly collection. I didn’t even know there were that many editions of it!

But they’re actually flowers for people who have been sentenced to death. No words.

I can’t imagine how loud it would be or how dangerous, but it makes for an incredibly beautiful sight!