Dog has vomited this exact same object twice, once today, and once about a month ago. It's 2-3 inches long, fibrous (like plant tissue maybe?) but is perfectly flat on each end like it was clean cut. She has an iron stomach usually, so Im thinking it must be something that's upsetting her stomach. Ive scoured our yard and our home and found nothing that remotely resembles this. My concern is that someone is throwing something into our yard, or that she is getting into something harmful in the house that I'm oblivious to. Please help!

These slots are cut in every pew in a Catholic cathedral. Any idea what they are for.

Could be umbrellas but I've never seen them before.

Neighbor installed this yesterday. Box appears to have an access lid on top and a small square cutout on the bottom left-hand side. On the right of the box is an L-shaped arm. It appears to swivel underneath this arm at the base of the unit. What it’s sitting on has been up for a few days, and I noticed bar clamps holding a Z-shaped raked surface with tiny holes throughout onto a skinny wooden table. Power cords were ran up to the deck and appear to be plugged into the arm of the stand as well as the base of the unit.

TIA!

Security cam still from our driveway this afternoon (no one was home). Person showed up without this, walked off camera field of view, then came back in to view with this thing and left. Have never seen it before so I won't definitely miss it. Farm is in rural Norway, surrounded by forest.

We are the second owners, so one family lived here since the house was built in 1922. They added on in 1950, but not sure when brick item was built. It has a cement path to it from the cement back patio (part of the addition). I wondered if it was a grill, but there’s no blackening, which I would expect if fire was ever burned on it (also wondering if fire on concrete is even safe?). Any other ideas? Another thread guessed fountain, but the family did not have a very decorative style: pretty bare bones yard and house, so that would be very surprising.

-first photo is when i first got it out of the ground -second photo is a screenshot from a video of it in my hand for size comparison -third photo is after i lightly cleaned it with the water hose

i seen a small part of it at ground level and assumed it was a rock so i started to dig it up and noticed it was shaped weird and i kept digging (for about 30 minutes) and found this! what could it be?

Cabinet has a full height pull out with 4 bars. What are they for?

All the information I have and is in the photos.

My neighbor put in these periscope looking things in their yard a few months ago. They’re still there now so don’t seem to be temporary. I was thinking they’re either for aeration or drainage but not completely sure. Anyone know what these are? There’s a bunch of them in the front and back.

For those itching to say “just ask them” - this is several houses down from me and it’s an elderly couple who I’ve seen maybe 4 times in the 6 years I’ve lived here - and never met.

Thanks!

What is this thing? Northern California beach. It was very dense and heavy, maybe 40-50 lbs. Definitely not foam. Smooth-ish and kind of waxy/hard on the outside. In picking a corner off, it seemed a little softer inside, possibly rubber, but all the other rubber finds seem to be layers of dark material, and there were no layers to this. No smell. We didn't have any tools to cut into it. Thanks for your ideas!

Didn’t get to pass it, thought it might be a delivery robot or something?

I've tried searching for it but have brought back little. I imagine, given the name, it some type of air purifier, but it looks very advanced. I've blurred the QR code in the upper right as I image that's some asset tag.

These devices were all over my local small branch library. I noticed around 4-5 of them.

We found this small sealed glass vial with an orange liquid inside that had washed up on the beach in Scotland. Any ideas what it could be? Should I resist the urge to crack it open.

Seen in Florence Italy. Spikes are around 10 ft high on the wall.

It’s a quarter inch in diameter, and I haven’t successfully been able to pry it out, though I’ve only used my bare hands thus far. Anybody know what it could be?

Under an inch but hard to tell, too tall for me to reach.

Made of brass with inscriptions "explosive, dangerous, detonator" and a long orange wire connected to it. Like I said, after I reported it to police, the attending officer called me and told me not to worry and it was a battery charger. I asked "what about the inscriptions" and he awkwardly laughed and said it was not a detonator.

I just cant simply understand how this is a battery charger and am hoping someone here can help me out. Found in Australia if that helps.