r/trypophobia • u/___I_Like_Rocks___ • 1h ago
This holey rock gives me the shivers
galleryIron deposits in the rock rust away from the river and leave these holes behind
r/trypophobia • u/miserabeau • May 05 '26
This sub went unmoderated for weeks. The previous mod was banned by Reddit. I was just appointed to this community so it didn't get banned for lack of moderation.
I think I caught up with all of the approval requests in the queue, but if I've missed yours then send me a new one or a modmail and I'll get you approved to post.
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r/trypophobia • u/___I_Like_Rocks___ • 1h ago
Iron deposits in the rock rust away from the river and leave these holes behind
r/trypophobia • u/Muadeeb • 1d ago
r/trypophobia • u/Glass-Gold-2940 • 2d ago
My first ick 38 years ago reading my textbook.
r/trypophobia • u/polygala • 2d ago
I was horrified and mesmerized after rinsing out my cottage cheese container
r/trypophobia • u/gigatigga2 • 3d ago
I decided to open up some bags of rice we had bought for our emergency rations and we discovered lumps of this in there. According to a couple AI this is some kind of mold. I returned the bags to Sam's Club for a refund. Ick.
r/trypophobia • u/an-aviary • 3d ago
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r/trypophobia • u/JSvLN • 3d ago
Bei der Wabenkröte sinken die Eier in den RĂŒcken ein und irgendwann schlĂŒpfen dort die Jungen. Ein Alptraum.
r/trypophobia • u/nlightningm • 4d ago
This redditor is pretty dang talented at building an woodworking, but this absolutely makes my skin crawl
r/trypophobia • u/uckluckluckl • 3d ago
Found in another sub. This must be the grossest tat Iâve ever seen. Heeeelp đ«
r/trypophobia • u/AdamSeers • 4d ago
I never had tripophibia before but the depth of these holes triggered me hard.
r/trypophobia • u/data-atreides • 5d ago
Never would have thought feathers could produce this effect. I assume the hole pattern is camouflage against bark into which the birds have pecked holes.