#Viral Photos

A man was clinging to his capsized boat and at the same time clinging to life when he was luckily in the same area of a passing container ship in the vast Atlantic Ocean. Despite drifting some 86 miles off Florida’s east coast, a boater was rescued by a wonderful chance of good fortune. Stuart Bee

A Facebook post with photos of sharks near unaware swimmers has gone viral. A tourist was visiting Myrtle Beach, South Carolina snapped a photo of oblivious swimmers who had no idea that sharks were near them. Ginger Gilmer was overlooking the Atlantic Ocean as she peered down upon the Myrtle

It’s the end of July and it’s hot out there. There are a couple of ways to cool down: swim in your pool, swim in the pool of the person you pretend to be friends with in order to use them for their pool, stay inside with the AC on blast, or go old school and frolic in a sprinkler in the front yard.

A normal photo of a street is wreaking havoc and messing with people’s brains, including my own, because the optical illusion created by it doesn’t seem to make any freaking sense! That’s because every ounce of logic in my head says that the two photos below, posted to Reddit, show the same street

We’ve seen a lot of good optical illusions over the years. From Ariana Grande seemingly defying the laws of physics to these shoes that are 100% pink and white and NOT gray and green. Many times they are so good that they make your head just want to explode. Today we have another optical illusion