22 Strange Photos That Will Make You Scared to Go to Bed (24 photos)

The r/OddlyTerrifying subreddit is dedicated to literally "oddly terrifying things"—from creepy finds resembling either a fetus or an underdeveloped organ, to road signs that look like they've been transported to our world from a zombie movie, and even traditional musical instruments made from cat skin. Heck, even a dog in a wig can be scary when viewed from the right angle!







A traditional Japanese musical instrument made from cat skin (and nipples)

"I recently started playing the shamisen, a traditional Japanese instrument. I asked what the black dots were, thinking they were some kind of markings. It turned out that these were nipples from the cat's belly skin, which is what the instrument was made from."





My neighbor's toothbrush



"This morning my wife found this thing on the living room floor that looked like "embryo"



"Small, razor-sharp nail fragments growing from the tip of my amputated finger"



Zomboapocalypse: "If you discover a corpse, do not attempt to provide medical assistance, do not approach within 5 meters, and report it immediately." "incident"



"I was getting ready to go somewhere and found blood on the side of my car"



A dog in a wig (who will come for you in seven days)



"Tapeworm" shot. A recipe for those who like it tough: 30 ml of vodka, 30 ml of mayonnaise, a couple of drops of Tabasco sauce, and a pinch of black pepper.



Tiger Muscles



A very cheap clown costume from "It"



Contemporary Art



An unexpected captcha from Google featuring a person in a cage



"The cake my wonderful girlfriend baked me for my birthday"



"I returned to the hotel room in pitch darkness and turned on the light"



"The spider infestation problem is mostly solved" "Solved"



"Realistic" busts of Beavis and Butt-head



Hellhound



When you just wanted to wash rubber gloves, but accidentally opened the gate Hell



"Where are my treats?"



Now dried stingrays will haunt your nightmares.

These dried stingrays could easily be passed off as aliens. ????

In fact, these aren't just dried stingrays, but Jenny Hanivers—figurines created by reshaping and drying stingray-like creatures (most often diamondback stingrays). Belgian sailors from Antwerp reportedly began making them as early as the 13th century (or perhaps earlier), then selling them as sea monsters.



It's no wonder fishermen used to mistake belugas for mermaids.



When the guarana fruit ripens and its skin splits, the seed inside creates the impression of an open eye.



Whatever you say, scary cat