Rare Coincidences It’s Hard To Believe Actually Happened

We all believe in different things. Some of us think that the things in our lives occur due to fate, whilst others feel that luck has a huge role to play. There’s no way of proving these beliefs to be right or wrong. But, sometimes when something totally crazy or unusual happens, you do start to question what caused it! Here we have 14 rare coincidences it’s hard to believe actually happened. Take a look!

Ever seen a balloon mid-burst before? You have now!

Rare Coincidences balloon breaking — *reddit*

This bird landed on a page that was all about itself!

Rare Coincidences bird lands on page about itself — *reddit*

This blind boy found a four leaf clover! Awesome!

Rare Coincidences blind son finds four leaf clover — *reddit*

These two make a great team!

Rare Coincidences cookie monster — *imgur*

This dragonfly thought that they had found a friend!

Rare Coincidences dragonfly landed on tattoo — *reddit*

Imagine losing your wallet whilst fishing and then finding it 20 years later, whilst fishing!

Rare Coincidences found lost wallet 20 years later — *reddit*

Hometown zip code, t-shirt, race number and finishing time… all 33607. Sorcery!

Rare Coincidences hometown zipcode tshirt race number finish time all the same — *reddit*

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A very unlucky mosquito or a very lucky dart shot? RIP.

Rare Coincidences mosquito killed by dart — *reddit*

Perfectly aligned! What a cool sight.

Rare Coincidences mountains and truck lined up — *reddit*

’20 years ago I went to an air show with my Grandpa and Uncle. One of the aircraft I sat in was the OH58 Kiowa. This was the day that I decided that I wanted to be a pilot. Today while looking through some old photos I found the picture below of me sitting in the Kiowa. I thought it was cool because that’s what I’ve been flying the past month. Upon arriving to the airfield today I asked operations if they have ever had a Kiowa with the tail number listed on the aircraft that I sat in when I was eight years old. (What are the chances right?) They looked it up and not only had they once had that aircraft there, but it was sitting on the ramp. I went out and took a picture with it and realized that I had actually been flying that specific Kiowa this past month. Twenty years later I am flying the exact aircraft that helped spark my dream to fly.’