We humans have an innate urge to lay our hands on things. And while it's not just reasonable, but advisable with cats and dogs, there are plenty of objects—living and inanimate—that we should approach only with our eyes.
However, as the subreddit r/WhyWouldYouTouchThat shows, not everyone is that careful. Whether they're fearless or just completely clueless, some of us just cannot resist poking, pinching, and prodding everything from venomous critters to radioactive waste.
Mandatory "don't try this at home!"
#21 Scientists Have Discovered The Largest Spider Web Covering 106 Square Meters With 111,000 Spiders Belonging To Two Different Species Who Are Rivals, Coexist Together

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#29 Just For Confirmation...is This A Brown Recluse? (Midwest USA)

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#30 Walked Outside And Spotted This Strange Brown Smudge On My Tree

It's maggots...
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#32 What Is This? Found In [florida] Ocean. It’s Heavy, Rubbery, A Bit Squishy

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#34 What Is This? Soft Ball Things Suddenly Fell From The Sky In The Middle Of The Night

these are almost definitely rat poison balls targetted at our dogs. These were thrown directly into our balcony and yard at 3am.
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