The world can be a scary and unpredictable place, full of dangers that can catch you off guard. It’s unfortunate that even today, some of these dangers persist, reminding us that certain threats are just part of human nature. Over the years, we’ve made it a priority to share helpful tips and warnings with our readers, like how to spot signs of trouble and what certain strange things might mean—like finding a seemingly harmless water bottle on your car tire. That’s why we feel it’s important to pass along information

Taking care of plants in your backyard can be really rewarding, but sometimes you encounter strange things that make you scratch your head. Recently, a Reddit user from Oklahoma found something bizarre in their trees: a lot of yellow jelly and what they called a “jelly alien nut.” Intrigued and puzzled, they turned to the internet community for answers. They discovered it was cedar-apple rust causing this strange sight. This disease needs two hosts to complete its life cycle—commonly apples or crabapples, and also juniper trees. Identifying Cedar-Apple Rust Cedar-apple