Not so long ago, photos of unusually clear water in Venice canals went viral. The images showed fish swimming around and there were even reports of swans floating around. People were happy to see nature ‘cleansing itself’. However, while the canals may look beautiful, the mayor’s office in Venice told CNN that the change is
Since the coronavirus outbreak, more and more people are starting to work and study from the comfort of their own home. Some of them, however, are as tech-savvy as my 89-year-old grandma and are running into some problems. It’s a good thing if your issues revolve around things like setting up your workspace and trying
An insane amount of information bombards us every day. We’ve gotten kinda used to it, but our attention spans have suffered. The coronavirus has surely escalated it all, and we’re now blindly navigating the labyrinth of facts and fiction. Do we really need to know, like, every-thing? This guy named Matt Shirley has a playful
The United States—the land of the free. The home of the brave. And the nation of some very peculiar habits, according to the internet. Other countries in the world are confused by some of the things that Americans do. Read more: boredpanda.com
Working from home during the coronavirus outbreak means sleeping in, working with your PJs on, and doing your laundry during your break. It sounds like a dream come true. But working from home is also the perfect opportunity to prank your coworkers! Andrew Eckel, a software engineer and musician living in Cambridge, Massachusetts, fooled his
At first, staying home seemed one heck of an easy task. It had it all—PJ’s all day without a sense of guilt, Netflix playing on repeat, and cocktail ‘o’ clock whenever you please. But it turned out, lockdown is a slippery business. A step too close from your home and you fall into the grips
Serious answers can sound hilarious when they’re taken out of context. Especially if someone changes the original question to something inappropriate. That’s exactly what Reddit user Jptoc asked his fellow internet users to do to entertain them during the quarantine. Jptoc told people to ask them a question and then to edit it to make
Go nowhere, see nothing is today’s mantra for an estimated 20% of the world’s population. But let’s be real. Nobody saw the global lockdown coming. All the more so, nobody could expect how drastically it would change our daily lives. When the home becomes your only playground, simple things get really damn complicated. From your
Because of the coronavirus outbreak, we’re spending most of our time at home. However, not all of us are used to spending so much time cooped up in one place and it’s starting to show! Some people are so bored that they’re finding new and creative ways to spend their downtime. Like one person who
Now that the coronavirus has us working from home, our pets are pretty psyched they get to spend more time with us. And, unlike our actual co-workers, they are less likely to annoy us (if that’s even possible) as well. It’s a win-win. Recently, Twitter user @aubviouslynot asked her quarantined followers who have pets to
For many of us, it’s the coronavirus lockdown, and our entire daily routines are now contained within the comfort of our own homes. For our beloved pets, however, it’s a day like any other. Well, with a few exceptions—pets that are freaking out over why the heck we’re at home for so long. But, other
In many cases, it has only been nearly a week since a number of countries have declared lockdowns and imposed limitations upon their citizens in hopes of stopping the spread of the coronavirus. Spain, currently #4 in the world and #2 in Europe with the most infected, is no exception. Just like the pandemic itself,
