What is Mystery Search, how does it work and what are the best Google results it has yielded?
Mystery Search is the alternative search engine you never knew you needed
IF you think plain old Google searches aren't exciting - or unpredictable - enough, then you'll be pleased to know that there is an alternative way to use Google's search engine.
is the hilarious alternate search engine you never knew you needed.
How does Mystery Search work?
Although the little-known site uses the same Google search bar as you're used to, mystery searches come with a twist, meaning you rarely get the results you were expecting.
That's because the search engine doesn't show the results for what you just typed in.
Instead, it shows the results for the previous person's search - meaning you have no idea what you're going to get.
Because it uses the last person's input, you could be faced with literally anything when you hit that search button, so be warned that the site is not suitable for children and may not be safe for work.
What are the best Mystery Search results?
When searching for "the Sun online", the site came up with some completely nonsensical searches, as well as the results for some rap lyrics, twerking celebrities and the question: "who actually likes Denmark?"
have shared their results with the internet too, including "text me pictures of Chewbacca", "turtle in a turtleneck" and "can I use butter for deoderent?"
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And if you're feeling brave then you can use the I'm Feeling Very Lucky button to see the first result from the last person's search.
That's not to say that regular Google searches can't be surreal enough on their own, after we revealed some of the strangest things which have ever been searched.
From "is it healthy to drink your own urine" to "does your virginity grow back", the site's automatic search suggestions can make for cringeworthy reading.
And if that's not enough, we also recently revealed how you can find the secret retro games hidden away inside the Google Chrome browser.