Reddit is home to millions of communities—known as subreddits—for essentially every topic under the sun. While you could happily enjoy Reddit by browsing the default subreddits, there's a vast pool of hilariously niche gems that demand your attention.

We've rounded up some of the best specific subreddits. Whether it's birds with arms, restaurants serving food on anything but plates, or the letter G, you won't believe that these subreddits are actually active.

1. r/ggggg

ggggg subreddit

What's your favorite letter in the alphabet? If you answered "G", then this is this the subreddit for you. It's made up entirely of pictures of the letter G—on vehicles, carpets, signs, and so on. No awards for guessing what people comment on every post.

2. r/SEUT

seut subreddit

Squirrels eating acorns is passé. Instead, this subreddit (which stands for Squirrels Eating Unusual Things) serves images of the furry rodents feasting on all manner of objects. It's simultaneously amusing and adorable.

3. r/mildlyinteresting

mildlyinteresting subreddit

Some things are incredibly interesting. Others are just mildly interesting. This is a subreddit dedicated to the latter, with original photos of creations and discoveries that will pique your curiosity rather than blow your mind. If you find something mildly interesting, consider sharing it to earn some Reddit karma.

4. r/wheredidthesodago

wheredidthesodago subreddit

Someone had the idea to create this subreddit after seeing a GIF of a classic infomercial where a family completely overreact to spilled soda. Now, it's a great subreddit to see clips of adverts that show life in completely unrealistic ways.

5. r/AnimalsWithoutNecks

animalswithoutnecks subreddit

If you love animals, but have always wondered what they'd look like without necks, you should subscribe to this subreddit. It also has one of the best rules: "Please keep vowels out of post titles, as vowels are the necks of words."

The fact that this subreddit exists is a clear reason for why Reddit is the best social media platform.

6. r/TalesFromRetail

talesfromretail subreddit

There's a belief that everyone should work a retail job at some point in their life to understand how straining it can be to deal with the public. In this subreddit, shop workers share their stories of nightmare customers—use it as a learning resource of things you should never do when shopping.

If you want to discover more subreddits like this, you should learn how to search Reddit effectively.

7. r/TVTooHigh

tvtoohigh subreddit

Ideally, your TV should be at eye level so that you don't have to strain your neck. Some people disregard that rule and mount their TV as high as possible. In this subreddit, users share pictures of TVs they come across which are too close to the ceiling.

8. r/blunderyears

blunderyears subreddit

We've all had those phases where we thought we looked really cool or held unique opinions, only to look back later and cringe. Those are the blunder years and you can share them with others on this subreddit. Dust off those old pictures and laugh and regret together.

9. r/AlternateAngles

alternateangles subreddit

There are some photos and videos of iconic events and places that everyone has seen; they become the de facto visual. This subreddit asks you to share alternative angles, like The Beatles lining up before their Abbey Road photo, a look at the back of The Price Is Right wheel, or the Egyptian pyramids through the windows of a Pizza Hut.

10. r/birdswitharms

birdswitharms subreddit

This subreddit is really as simple as the title suggests: pictures of birds with arms. It's such a weird concept, you would be forgiven for thinking that this couldn't possibly be a popular subreddit. Well, over one million subscribers would disagree with you. Why not add yourself to that list and enjoy the birds with arms?

11. r/antimeme

antimeme subreddit

If you're a fan of humor that's so dumb that it becomes funny, then the anti-meme subreddit is perfect for you. Browse through these memes and you might wonder where the actual jokes are—but that in itself is the joke. Don't go looking for any hidden meaning.

12. r/WeWantPlates

wewantplates subreddit

When you go to a restaurant, you expect your food to be served on a plate. Except that's not always the case, as this subreddit demonstrates. Sometimes, your main meal ends up on a plank of wood or roof tile, your fries in a mug, and your drink in a jam jar. Unfortunately, as you'll see, just the tip of the iceberg in how far some restaurants unnecessarily push the boat out.

13. r/MildlyVandalised

mildlyvandalised subreddit

This community is a place to share pictures and videos of mild vandalism. What does that mean? The subreddit defines it as something that "can be peeled off, scraped off, or washed off, and that it does not cause property damage." Think an edited Wikipedia page, googly eyes stuck to a trash can, or pencil art on brick.

14. r/farpeoplehate

farpeoplehate subreddit

You capture that once-in-a-lifetime photograph of a stunning landscape. It's nature at its finest. Except, what's that in the distance? You zoom in and notice that there are some people in the distance. Photo ruined! There's nothing worse than people being far away. That's what the people of this tongue-in-cheek subreddit believe.

15. r/perfectlycutscreams

perfectlycutscreams subreddit

We've all seen videos that end with someone screaming, perhaps with fear or laughter. This subreddit proposes the idea that you don't need to hear all of the scream. Instead, it's funnier to cut the scream off just as it begins, resulting in a funnier and more dramatic video. You be the judge.

16. r/DesirePath

desirepath subreddit

This subreddit showcases photos of paths that humans prefer, rather than those that humans create. Think about a curvy, concrete path surrounded by grass—while it might look interesting, it's not the most efficient route. If enough people walk in a straight line through the grass, a desire path forms.

Reddit Is Full of Cool and Crazy Things

We've only really scratched the surface of all the cool subreddits that are waiting for you, but these make for great starting points. Subscribe to the ones you like and fill your Reddit homepage with weird and wonderful posts to enrich your day.