Field guide No. 1147
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Downpour, upside the pier.
A cluster of mussels clings to a barnacled pier post while streams of water fall upward-looking from them into the sea between the pilings. They have a home, and it is draining.
Field noteMussels on a pier post send water streaming upward into the sea; they have a home and it drains the wrong way.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Mugs in orbit around the refrigeratorTen full mugs cling around a curved fridge and nothing spills; the coffee has a better grip than gravity.
Time fliesHourglasses are real and so are butterflies. Neither glows when poured.
Self-suspended tree in a sinkholeA tree over a sinkhole either holds on or falls in. This one does neither, with nothing to grip.
Wind-up key in the stormA red key can turn inside a storm cloud in a picture. The sky is not a clock.