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Trending Subreddits for 2020-06-12

/r/badMovies

A community for 10 years, 49,506 subscribers.

The official subreddit for the celebration of movies that are so bad, they're good.

/r/UK_Food

A community for 2 years, 6,353 subscribers.

A place to talk about anything to do with food within the UK. From anything from your Nan's casserole to that 5* meal you had last week!

Post recipes, ask questions and give general recommendations here.

/r/funnysigns

A community for 8 years, 126,485 subscribers.

You saw a funny sign/billboard/warning? Submit it here!

/r/Catculations

A community for 2 years, 125,800 subscribers.

A sub dedicated to the masterminds of our world; cats.

/r/Paleontology

A community for 11 years, 50,696 subscribers.

What is palæontology? Literally, the world translates from Greek παλαιός ον λόγος [ old being science ] and is the science that unravels the æons-long story of life on the planet Earth, from the earliest monera to the endless forms we have now, including humans, and of the various long-dead offshoots that still inspire today. This community is open to anyone interested in paleontology, fossils, and evolution.