Contortionist Moses Lanham aka Mr. Elastic Man, who set the Guinness World Record for "Fastest time to walk 20 meters with feet facing backwards" in 2011, | Continue reading
Better Call Saul actors Jonathan Banks (Mike Ehrmantraut) and Rhea Seehorn (Kim Wexler) sat down with New York Magazine for an interview during which they | Continue reading
In a wonderfully personable TED Talk, renowned artist, New York Times columnist and author Christoph Niemann explains rather humorously how the language | Continue reading
The incredibly imaginative folks at The New York Public Library partnered with the independent creative company Mother New York to create and promote | Continue reading
An helpless little sheep who became stuck inside a tire swing, tried in vain to run towards the rest of the flock. Unfortunately, there wasn't any | Continue reading
An oddly adorable pet crab with a fondness for all sorts of human food, such as potato chips, watermelon and banana, became a bit confused when she was | Continue reading
Myad has created a hilariously irreverent fireproof demon skull gas log designed to be used in a gas fireplace or fire pit. Like the fireproof human skull | Continue reading
A post shared by Iantha Naicker (Deaf) (@ianthaartlife) on Aug 22, 2018 at 2:20am PDT Artist Iantha Naiker has taken the very unique step of incorporating | Continue reading
DIY crafter TheCrafsMan of Steadycraftin gathered up his collection of 1980s action figures and introduced each and every one to the camera in a | Continue reading
In 2015, we wrote about a original acoustic instrument called the Yaybahar, which can create a wonderful array of ethereally musical sounds. More | Continue reading
The fast talking doodling music theorist and musician 12tone explains the origins of the Bebop scales and how they incorporated chromaticism and chord | Continue reading
Everyone wants to be Don Draper, but the sad truth is we're all Pete Campbell. As part of their ongoing analysis of the well-defined, flawed characters of | Continue reading
In the beautifully poetic short film "Letters of Fire", filmmaker Glen Milner visually retraces the ill-fated steps ofSir Ernest Shackleton along his | Continue reading
My dad saw that viral video of the guy who cut holes in his fence for his nosey dog so he decided to test it out and the results did not disappoint | Continue reading
In an interview somewhat reminiscent of the 73 Questions series, Great Big Story visited with Dr. Jacques Bailly, a foremost expert phonologist, and | Continue reading
A very vocal rescued bear named Maddie at the Orphaned Wildlife Center in Otisville, New York, was moaning in the summer sun, welcomed sight of Susan, her | Continue reading
While cleaning out the trap in her backyard pool, a kind woman noticed a tiny mouse and a tiny frog sitting on the very top of the trap handle, waiting | Continue reading
In 2016, Stuart Hilton's son Stanley had his brain scanned in slices for some scientific reason. Being the creative filmmaker he is, Hilton animated | Continue reading
In the absolutely brilliant stop-motion animation "Fabricated" which took filmmaker Brett Foxwell ten years to create, features a gorgeous mechanical | Continue reading
An absolutely adorable, long-legged, big-eared Oriental Shorthair cat named Teddy quite generously employed his unique honking meow in order alert his | Continue reading
A post shared by Leslie Vigil (@_leslie_vigil_) on Aug 17, 2018 at 10:52am PDT The very talented Leslie Vigil of Tasteful Cakes in Corona, California, | Continue reading
Back in May 2016 while visiting Vienna, Scott and I took the Twin City Liner down the Danube to Bratislava, Slovakia. While exploring the city we came | Continue reading
The Scientific Visual Studio at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center has gorgeously combined the quiet, moving lull of Debussy's "Clair de Lune" with | Continue reading
Japanese artist Takayuki Todo has created SEER (Simulative Emotional Expression Robot), a wonderfully expressive robot that can simulate emotion with | Continue reading
While on holiday with his family at Walvis Bay Lagoon in Namibia, 18 year old wildlife photographer Juan van den Heever intentionally put his head inside | Continue reading
Video artist Angel Nene, who created a really wonderful video series in which photos of celebrities are seamlessly morphed into live 3D timelapses and | Continue reading
In a brilliant student animation by Amy J. Xu entitled "Melt Down", an agoraphobic boy who lacks a body, is sent out to the store to buy more paint after | Continue reading
Body modification expert and self-described cyborg Russ Foxx who has had an NFC (Near-field communication) implanted into his left wrist and an RFID | Continue reading
With the sad news of the great Aretha Franklin's death on August 16, 2018 at the age of 76, Vox put together a beautiful tribute showing how her | Continue reading
An enormous flock of pink flamingos decided take a much needed rest after flying for so long and landed along the banks of a salty lagoon. While the birds | Continue reading
When a panda gives birth to more than one cub in the wild, she will usually only attend to one and leave the remaining cubs to perish. So when a giant | Continue reading
BBC Earth Unplugged has put together a fascinatingly detailed slow motion compilation of mammal, birds, reptiles and insects going about their respective | Continue reading
In a Eunice episode from his hilarious land and sea-focused video series True Facts, narrator Ze Frank shares the unique habits of a wide variety of | Continue reading
The Q shows how to build an awesome Super Mario Bros. style maze for a rat using cardboard and paint. He then tested it out with an adorable rat named | Continue reading
During the 1969 Festival Actuel in Mont-de-l'Enclus, Belgium, a very pensive, straight-faced Frank Zappa joined Pink Floyd onstage to perform a loose, | Continue reading
A post shared by Miguel Vasquez (@marvelous_mikee) on Aug 17, 2018 at 8:44am PDT 3D artist Miguel Vasquez has created a fantastic 3D rendering that | Continue reading
A fascinating 2016 video by the Science Channel tells of a compassionate team of archeologists who were able to reconstruct the face of a soldier of | Continue reading
Italian artist Marcello Barenghi, whose amazing work we've previously posted, has created a really wonderful rapid timelapse tutorial showing how to | Continue reading
A woman named named Vicki who is a patient at Optimus Prosthetics in Columbus, Ohio and wears a prosthetic leg by Ottobock North America, hilariously rode | Continue reading
In March 2018, Jack Brandtman of Chicago Aussie shadowed second generation fine art conservator Julian Baumgartner of Baumgartner Fine Art Restoration in | Continue reading
An absolutely adorable, round-bellied, polydactyl rescued homeless Russian blue cat named Bruno, who stands on his back legs when he's hungry, is as of | Continue reading
Scientists at the NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) used daily scientific data to create an absolutely gorgeous computer generated visualization | Continue reading
As part of his ongoing series that imagines how current technologies and services would look if they had been created in previous decades, Jo Luijten of | Continue reading
Stop-motion animator Kevin Parry of LAIKA (The Boxtrolls, Kubo and the Two Strings), who has previously demonstrated numerous ways one can sit on a chair, | Continue reading
A really talented cook with a great sense of humor named Internet Shaquille figured out how to reconstitute leftover pizza to its original glory with a | Continue reading
In 2012, musician and composer Andy Rehfeldt, whose brilliant work we've previously posted, created a phenomenal jazz remix of the anthemic Rage Against | Continue reading
Thousands of army ants in Costa Rica amazingly worked together to build an impressive ropy bridge using their own bodies in order to swarm a highly placed | Continue reading
In 1964, musician Pete Drake appeared on The Jimmy Dean Show and played his "talking steel guitar" for a really appreciative audience. The song he chose | Continue reading