I Chase Wild Horses In North America To Photograph Their Beauty

When I was 6 years old I had to get my bottom lip sewn back in place. But let’s not start there. It was a beautiful day on the farm and I was riding my horse Flicka. Out of nowhere she spooked and took off. She started to throw monstrous kicks — one, two, three and eventually my 6 year old little arms gave out and off I went, over her head and down into the dirt on mine....

January 31, 2026 · 2 min · 395 words · Kathryn Aiello

I Photograph The Young People Of Iran And Share Their Daily Life

Imagine this situation, that of a youth in Iran. Iran, as we know it through our media, does not suggest the development of youth. But behind a stifling political system and inquisitive clichés, young people dream of a break-up while proudly defending Iranian culture. Everyone challenges the prohibitions in their own way to try to define their freedoms and draw a progressive path to change. Because the ardor of youth has no borders or ideology....

January 31, 2026 · 25 min · 5238 words · Rosalie Cain

I’m An Architect And I Escape Urban World By Watercoloring Birds

Birds are beautiful, full of grace and elegance. They have always fascinated me, so I became an illustrator of animals, in particular birds. Despite the fact that every day I work as an architect, I always return to painting nature. The paintings are created in watercolor. More info: karolinakijak.com Parrot Kingfisher Koliber Parrot Ravens Peacock Owl Bird In Reeds | Owl Kingfisher Robin Kraska Great Tit Raven Falcon Kingfisher Goldcrest Cranes Eagle Anyone can write on Bored Panda....

January 31, 2026 · 1 min · 138 words · Robert Smittle

If You Can’t Build Your Dream Room In Reality, Then Build It In Miniatures

I spent the first 2 years of my childhood with my mother in Saddam’s prison and I couldn’t see my father till I was 7, he was in the prison too, just because he refused to obey the rule of Saddam. My name is Ali Alamedy, I was born in Kerbala, 100KM from Baghdad the capital of Iraq. I have always dreamed of having my own room full of toys and books....

January 31, 2026 · 2 min · 329 words · Reatha Saffell

It’s Scary To Testify In Front Of Your Attacker In Court, But These Dogs Make It Easier

Public speaking is stressful, and testifying in court can be particularly so. In countries where defendants have the right to confront their accusers, witnesses, especially young ones, often struggle under the pressure. Ellen O’Neill Stephens and Celeste Walsen, of Courthouse Dogs, believe they have the solution: dogs in the courtroom to comfort witnesses. “When a person is reliving a traumatic event, they experience physiological reactions similar to what they had when the event was taking place,” O’Neill told Upworthy....

January 31, 2026 · 3 min · 533 words · Sylvia Hunking

John Lewis Is Back With Their Christmas Ad And It Might Make You Tear Up

We all know those little yet meaningful signs that signal what kind of season is coming towards us. It might be the chilly crisp air, the occasional sight of early but so welcome fairy lights, occasional Christmas carols playing on the radio in your car while going to work or the appearance of mince pies and decorations at the shops. But let’s admit, when the British department store John Lewis releases their Christmas ad, then we truly know – Christmas is just around the corner!...

January 31, 2026 · 2 min · 216 words · Galen Johnson

Kanye West Reveals Health Battle In Full

Kanye West has once again taken an unexpected route to address his controversial social media rants , this time by purchasing a full-page ad in The Wall Street Journal . In the apology issued on Monday, January 26, the rapper, also known as Ye, publicly acknowledged a health battle that he claims fueled his recent erratic behavior. However, social media users weren’t buying it, with many questioning the timing of the apology in light of his upcoming album and drawing comparisons to his past behavior....

January 31, 2026 · 10 min · 2013 words · Victor Sanders

Letters Turned Into Faces With Beautiful Typography

Letters are fantastic, but when given faces, they become something new! Brazilian artist and designer Caio Beltrao has conceived of a colorful full alphabet. Each letter is represented by an expressive illustrated face. More info: neonmob.com Anyone can write on Bored Panda. Start writing! Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Unlock an Enhanced Experience with Bored Panda Premium Go ad-free, access unlimited content, and enjoy our sleek dark mode. Your favorite stories, uninterrupted....

January 31, 2026 · 1 min · 102 words · Guadalupe Shy

Longtime Worker Gets Fired For Being Late For The First Time Ever, So His Colleagues Let The Boss Know They’re Not Disposable

The words “you’re fired” are horrifying to hear. Whether you’re new to the job or an experienced old-timer, they’re a real shot to your confidence. Naturally, your initial reaction might be to shout, cry, and figure out a way to spend all the vacation days. But getting laid off does not necessarily mean the end of your career. Or that you did something inherently wrong. Earlier this month, Reddit user No_StopItStepbro submitted a story to the popular ‘ Anti Work ‘ community about their coworker who, after being with the company for over 7 years, got terminated for showing up late, even though that was the first time he slipped up like that....

January 31, 2026 · 2 min · 393 words · Jeffrey Miesch

Man Plants 400 Acres Of Sunflowers To Honour Wife Lost To Cancer. Sells Seeds To Fund Cancer Research

Babbette Jaquish was known as the “Sunflower Lady” in the Eau Claire, Wisconsin, a community where she lived. When she died last November after suffering as a cancer patient for years, her husband, cash grain farmer Don Jaquish, decided to fulfill one of her dreams. He planted 400 acres of sunflowers and started a cancer awareness company, Babbette’s Seeds of Hope, to raise money for cancer research. “She realized the importance of research in clinical trials....

January 31, 2026 · 2 min · 359 words · Mary Christian

Man Starts Mocking Woman With Down Syndrome At Disney World, Gets A Beat Down, Then Arrested

A visit to Disney World took a grim turn for one Florida man who wound up in handcuffs after his insensitive jeers at a woman with Down Syndrome ignited a fiery clash with her family. Brent George, 61, faced the consequences of his actions with an arrest and four counts of first-degree battery charges laid against him following the events that unfolded on the night of January 25. His arrest was sparked by a fight that erupted at Belle Vue Lounge, a bar inside Disney’s Boardwalk Inn....

January 31, 2026 · 5 min · 916 words · Vance Avila

Man’s Life Is Ruined After He Hits His 8 Y.o. Niece, Years Later His Daughter Can’t Let It Go

We all know what a terrible thing abuse is. It not only damages a person’s body and overall health, but it creates mental scars too. And the thing about one’s mental health is that sometimes it likes to trick people. For example, convince them that something bad that’s happening to them, like abuse, isn’t so bad. And sometimes, even years later, they still can’t shake off this way of thinking....

January 31, 2026 · 7 min · 1346 words · Jeane Vanderploeg

Mil Treats “no Kissing The Baby” Rule Like A Personal Attack, Throws Epic Fit And Cuts Family Off

Some grandparents are basically sent here from heaven – they take care of the kid, respect parents’ boundaries, and are just overall nice human beings. But if some are from heaven, others are here straight from hell , as they are direct opposites of them. Well, the grandma from today’s story was more similar to the second type of grandparents. She not only dismissed a very meaningful parents’ boundary by saying it’s nonsense, but she also made them out to be villains for enforcing it in the first place....

January 31, 2026 · 7 min · 1302 words · Gary Schell

My Illustrations Will Take You To A Dreamworld

You know that feeling when you hop into a warm bath or open the pages of a good book, that ‘aaaaah’ feeling of relaxation, the feeling that ‘you’re home’ after a long day, that is what I’m aiming for when I create my paintings. Our days are full of rushing, many of us are feeling like we can’t possibly manage another single thing, and yet every day, we are asked to do extra, to try harder, to accomplish more....

January 31, 2026 · 6 min · 1162 words · Maria Dempsey

My Surreal Garden

I am a portrait photographer from Kyiv, Ukraine. “My surreal garden” is my photography project. More info: kuznyetsova.com | Facebook | Instagram Anyone can write on Bored Panda. Start writing! Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Unlock an Enhanced Experience with Bored Panda Premium Go ad-free, access unlimited content, and enjoy our sleek dark mode. Your favorite stories, uninterrupted. No fees, cancel anytime Olympian Makes Stunning Admission After Judge’s Conspicuous Scores Ignite Cheating Accusations One may buy the most expensive photography gear, yet one can’t buy an eye for a good photo....

January 31, 2026 · 23 min · 4888 words · John Hoppe

Office Workers Are Being Deterred From Using Plastic By These Photos Of Greta Thunberg

One way to make people think about the impact they’re having on the environment is to show them eco-warrior Greta Thunberg’s disapproving stare. That’s what some Israeli office workers think will help save Planet Earth. Because every little bit of effort helps. Some offices in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem now have photos of the teenager’s face placed near plastic cups and one-time-use utensils to discourage their use. Shame. Shame . Shame !...

January 31, 2026 · 2 min · 341 words · Socorro Dyke

So What Did People *actually* Buy On Prime Day, You Ask? These 19 Things, Apparently

The digital dust has settled on Prime Day , that wild, two-day fever dream where our collective willpower goes on a brief but glorious vacation. If you, like us, have just emerged from a daze and are now tracking an alarming number of packages, welcome. You’re among friends. It’s that special time of year defined by a mix of giddy anticipation for your new gadgets and a mild, “what have I done?...

January 31, 2026 · 9 min · 1707 words · Vanessa Bugarin

Teacher Delivers On Solar Eclipse Pact Made With Students Almost Five Decades Ago

Do you remember your favorite school teacher? Did they inspire love for the subject you found difficult or boring before, or maybe they gave you great advice when you were lost? Dedicated educators make a great difference in students’ lives – it is no wonder they remember them for years to come. Mr. Moriarty was an amazing teacher to his pupils, so when he called them back for a special “assignment,” it was no surprise so many of them rushed to the reunion with him....

January 31, 2026 · 6 min · 1160 words · Carol Wade

This Girl Was Ridiculed For Asking A Lot Of “dumb” Questions In Class, Turns Out She Was Just Helping Her Socially Anxious Friend

Good friends are really hard to find, especially when you’re an adult. And even more so, if you suffer from social anxiety. Every interaction can appear like a daunting task when you believe that everyone around you is judging you and don’t want you to be around. Some of us have experienced it first hand, some – know it because they’re friends with socially anxious people. This person on Tumblr shared a heartwarming and wholesome story about one socially anxious girl who had trouble speaking up in the classroom....

January 31, 2026 · 3 min · 563 words · Allen Haddix

Top Online Veterinarian Services In 2024

An online pet vet subscription may not seem a top priority until your furry friend falls ill and you need immediate assistance. With the rise of COVID-19, the online pet health service has become increasingly popular and continues to be in high demand. We love the ease of scheduling a virtual appointment with a licensed vet from the comfort of our home. Our pets no longer have to travel and can avoid the stress of clinic visits or car sickness....

January 31, 2026 · 8 min · 1690 words · Karen Jagow