20 Wild Pics That Seem To Defy All Logic At First

I imagine that getting it to look like this would take as much effort as it would make a mess, but I suppose it was well worth creating this illusion.

Apparently, this is just how the management of a restaurant called Hanny's in Phoenix, Arizona likes to decorate their establishment.

It's apparently a pretty well-liked place, so they're obviously doing something right.

Of course, I'm pretty sure it's actually the cat who's on the ceiling and not the guy, so that kind of solves the mystery of what's going on here.

It also explains why the cat looks so confused.

Apparently, this is part of a festival in Japan that's a little bit like the Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico.

It also helps to know that these ghostly figures are just people carrying large dolls.

Instead, I think they're just demonstrating via their impressive squatting prowess that they could if they really wanted to.

That doesn't explain why that other toilet is so close and not partitioned, though.

There's something about the sight of an upside down practice head staring at us that has a way of tripping all of our "NOPE" sensors until we realize they're using it as a planter.

Each of these teeth is supposed to be made of white chocolate, but I certainly wouldn't blame you if you waited for someone else to bite into their slice and confirm that.

Unfortunately, the photo quality makes it pretty hard to tell who this person in the green suit is supposed to be.

It's also kind of unclear how worried we should be about whoever made this.

What I can tell you is that it's not the only one in this place as the uploader said there were at least three more lying around.

...OK?

On the left, we have Hellraiser writer and director Clive Barker. On the right, a man who has also made his share of movies featuring intense body horror: David Cronenberg.

I suppose that if we weren't convinced that cats only take the laws of gravity as a suggestion, this photo definitely confirms that.

Otherwise, I'm not sure how any kid who climbs into this tube is supposed to get back out. That seems like quite the leap of faith.

I've seen people replace their side mirrors in a lot of ways, but this is definitely the coolest. And the rusty look they went for definitely adds to the aesthetic.

If I'm right, then that probably makes this the most adorable reason I've ever seen someone put themselves through something so weird.

Dependence on humans is one of the worst things you can foster in an animal that you want to release into the wild.

For that reason, the staff at this sustainable wildlife center put on these apocalyptic-looking suits to feed the creatures with as little human contact as possible.

After all, does the egg come with or is that real? And regardless, why is this man looking at us like that?

We may not be able to say exactly what Thomas' face is attached to as it crawls out of his tank engine, but we do know that someone is trying to ruin our childhoods.

At least, that's what I assume they're doing. If that's not it, I'm not really sure I want to know what's going on here.

As National Geographic reported, these people are indeed jumping over real babies to honor a tradition dating back to the 1620s.

The jumpers are supposed to represent devils that jump over the babies to absorb sin from them, thus protecting them from disease and misfortune. Considering that the crowd is supposed to shout insults while they do this, it's pretty amazing that none of the babies have ever been injured, but that's reportedly true.

As the uploader's guests left a family reunion they were hosting, each of them left a hand print on their door. As we can see, some decided to go against the grain and leave their foot prints instead.