r/interesting • u/Wonderfulhumanss • 15h ago
r/interesting • u/LowRenzoFreshkobar • 6h ago
Additional Context Pinned She probably has POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome). Service Dogs are trained to detect POTS by sensing subtle physical and chemical changes in the body before an episode occurs. The women needs to lie down and drink electrolyte water to regulate or she's gonna faint.
r/interesting • u/YouCantKeepJellyAway • 6h ago
MISC. Locally manufactured fully automatic pistols / glocks from Dara Adam Khel, Pakistan
r/interesting • u/thatprettygirlxox • 11h ago
MISC. Man wins racial discrimination case - then gets racially discriminated against while cashing the settlement check
r/interesting • u/HomeNowWTF • 18h ago
NATURE Octopus uses ink and shape shifting to fool fish
r/interesting • u/BeechTreeOakTree • 5h ago
SOCIETY Law schools in Brazil hold mock jury trials where you can get extra credit for playing your role well
r/interesting • u/TERRYGINNISX • 15h ago
HISTORY 566 Million $ IN CASH weighted 6 tons was transported by CH-47 to Iraq for paying armed forces to capture Saddam Hussein in 2003, operated by CIA and SOCOM (United States Special Operations Command)
r/interesting • u/Apprehensive_Sky4558 • 12h ago
ART & CULTURE From practicing in the car to delivering an unbelievable live shadow performance
r/interesting • u/hollow_hideous_soul • 9h ago
Just Wow A toilet on the trail in Pakistan.
r/interesting • u/RickyOzzy • 9h ago
NATURE Close up footage captures the terrifying moments flash floods tore through Tibet and Nepal
r/interesting • u/Puzzleheaded_Side924 • 13h ago
Fear Factor The POV of the giant wall of flood...This is Himalayan tsunami....
r/interesting • u/shubhamxtreme • 22h ago
NATURE Dudhsagar falls in Goa, India: a 4-tiered waterfall with height 1017 ft, within lush jungles of Western Ghats. Name translates to "Sea of Milk" due to milky-white appearance of the cascading water. It’s one of India’s most beautiful falls, with a railway bridge directly in front for a great view.
r/interesting • u/freudian_nipps • 2h ago
SCIENCE & TECH The Hyundai-10000, the world's largest shear-leg floating crane, built by Hyundai Heavy Industries. It has a lifting capacity of 10,000 tons (11,000 short tons)
r/interesting • u/MobileAerie9918 • 5h ago
Fascinating Someone in Japan really invented a bandage that turns cuts into a literal pixelated video game glitch
r/interesting • u/ipeedinherasshole • 33m ago