Obviously alternative fashion of some kind, but I can't figure out for the life of me where it goes! I bought it for the big spikes, but I'd like to know where it's supposed to be worn.

Found on a forest path, maple leaf for scale, what the hell is this?
Reposted from previous, sorry to everyone who responded there.

Someone said woolly aphids but I'm not 100% sure these are the same thing.

EDIT: SOLVED - beach blight aphids. Your comments were the most fun I've ever had on a thread I created. I also saw some mossy door-looking places in a few trees that I am sure contained at least one totoro - will explore more next time.

Seen on a Massachusetts highway with Maine plates on the trailer. Engine? For what? I’ve seen a large 100’ diesel engine before but it was a long time ago and I forget more than I remember.

Anyone know what's on my new neighbor's car? I'm thinking maybe he's a storm chaser or something.

Recently bought a new home. The previous owner left a ton of beekeeping, as well as gardening supplies in the shed. I'm terrified of opening any of them, so I don’t know what they smell like.

it’s an old red glass object filled with fluid (maybe water). There is no way to remove the fluid without breaking it. It kind of looks like a lantern but I don’t know

what is it?

I live south Netherlands, was about 20cm under the grass. Its almost a clay like material, I rinsed it with water and it looks to be slightly dissolving in the water.

Found this tiny metal thing in my shower weeks ago. Been keeping it, just in case i found out where it belongs to. Still didn't figure it out.

Why do they have this attached to the car? Seen in Chicago.

Guys, I know it’s an axle but why would you attach this to your car like that? Are they pulling it around the parking lot? I mean, you can’t drive very far like that.

My cats were drinking from my faucet for a minute or two and the faucet looked like this afterwards. Only reverted to normal when I touched where the water actually comes out from.

Edit:
The water was barely on, just a low flow
No sediment in the head of faucet

Was helping my father clean out an old attic and found this.. any ideas?

My grandparents house was built in the 1910’s, and this came with the house when they bought it. It looks like its meant to hold water, but there’s no opening on top. Also, certain parts of it are able to move independently from the rest. If anyone could help me ID what this could’ve possibly been used for, I would appreciate it.

Pulled a new diaper out of the pack and there’s some foreign substance in the lining — feels like a thick wad of gum slightly hardened but still flexible.

My dog keeps finding (and eating...) these little white pellet things in the lawn, I don't really want to touch them but they seem soft, about 8mm long and 5mm diameter. They always appear in these little clumps, buried at the bottom of the grass next to the soil.

I have been in the house about 6 months now and haven't added any fertilisers or treatment to the lawn, I don't know if any type of lawn care was done to the lawn prior to that though.

I'm in the UK if that helps at all!

Every mechanic I gave my car to, asked me what is this „key“ for and I never had an answer.

Help I've been staring at these fucking things for like 30 minutes and no one knows

These randomly happened overnight, wasnt here yesterday. Nothing was stored or spilled on the grass… what could cause this??
The grass seems shorter as well..