Weird Fashion

20 Unusual and Creative Ice Cube Trays

Collection of unusual and creative ice cube trays from all over the world.

Alphabet Ice Cube Tray
Ice Invaders Ice Cube Tray
Bone Chillers Ice Cube Tray
Golf Ball Ice Cube Tray
Titanic Ice Cube Tray
Pi Symbol Ice Cube Tray
Tipsy Toes Ice Cube Tray
AK Bullet Ice Cube Tray
Strawberry Ice Cube Tray
Frozen Smiles Ice Cube Tray
Tetris Ice Cube Tray
FOSSILICED Ice Cube Tray
Fishbone Ice Cube Tray
Ice Princess Ice Cube Tray
Jewels Ice Cube Tray
Snowflake Ice Cube Tray
Guitar Ice Cube Tray
LEGO Ice Cube Tray
Homemade LEGO Ice Cubes
Cool Shooters Ice Cube Tray

Interesting And Crazy Trucks

Top 10 "Useless" Organs

No. 1 - Male Nipples

Because, why?

No। 2 - Appendix

Darwin claimed the appendix was useful for digestion during our early plant-eating years; it's dwindled down to little since we started eating more digestible foods.

No. 3 - Wisdom Teeth

Back in the day, when we ate mammoth meat off the bone and didn't floss afterward, our teeth tended to fall out. Therefore, when those reserve molars, aka "wisdom teeth," came in they were welcomed. Nowadays, fluoride and dental plans have just made them a huge pain.

No. 4 - Erector Pili

When were hairier (see No. 9), the erector pili made the hairs stand on end when we needed to appear bigger and scarier. Now, it just gives us goose bumps.

No। 5 - Coccyx

More useful as a game-winning Scrabble word than part of the anatomy, the coccyx, or tailbone, is several fused vertebrae left over from the olden days when we had tails.

No. 6 - Tonsils

Also prone to swelling and infection. If you have them by your 30s, it's almost an accomplishment.

No. 7 - Adenoids

Adenoids trap bacteria, but they're also prone to swelling and infection. Just ask any 7-year-old. Luckily, our adenoids shrink with age and are often removed, along with ...

No. 8 - Sinuses

Doctors don't really know much about sinuses, only that we have a lot of them. Possibilities for their function range from insulating our eyes to changing the pitch and tone of our voice.

No. 9 - Body Hair

You may not know it, but you have a third eyelid. Pull open the two more noticeable eyelids and take a look - it's located right in the corner by the tear duct. The third eyelid is left over from what's known as a "nictitating membrane," which is still present in animals like chickens, lizards and sharks.

No. 10 - Plica semilunaris (third eyelid)

You may not know it, but you have a third eyelid. Pull open the two more noticeable eyelids and take a look - it's located right in the corner by the tear duct. The third eyelid is left over from what's known as a "nictitating membrane," which is still present in animals like chickens, lizards and sharks.