Third generation cheesemonger Adam Jay Moskowitz tasted 21 of the world's most expensive cheeses for Epicurious. | Continue reading
Max, the incredibly vocal Moluccan cockatoo, sat in an upstairs window and repeatedly clucked like a chicken at the passing cars. | Continue reading
Jon Pack sniffed all the dogs that came by in order to suss out the different varietals of each breed as a Dog Sommelier. | Continue reading
A seemingly wild conure parrot flew in through the open door of Martha Càrdenas' apartment and immediately made himself at home. | Continue reading
The aptly named Play With Keyboard created an interactive trumpet that is played using a computer keyboard. | Continue reading
The Irish comedy trio Foil, Arms and Hog anthropomorphized a pair of suitcases, one of whom was upset about being called overweight. | Continue reading
Alasdair Beckett-King amusingly pondered aloud as to why cows were historically ubiquitous and drawn with corners in classic pastoral scenes. | Continue reading
Dr. Erika Brozovsky of Otherwords explained how television affects developing speech patterns in children. | Continue reading
Elle Cordova gave several iconic artifacts distinct personalities that interviewed a universal remote about attaining legendary status. | Continue reading
The World's Smallest Woman and the World's Tallest Woman met for a lovely tea in London on Guinness World Records Day 2024. | Continue reading
Andy Serkis took on the persona of an ape and read a defiant letter "written" in 1929 by a chimpanzee to a scientist regarding an insult. | Continue reading
Aubrey Gavello and Alex Wood showcased the outrageous items at their local HomeGoods by pretending be shoppers looking for that item. | Continue reading
Drew Binsky visited Samarkand, Uzbekistan where acrobatic bakers dive headfirst into tandoors to stick bread loaves onto the wall for baking. | Continue reading
A tuxedo cat was so enthralled by his new neighbors that he went into their yard every chance he got for five years until they adopted him. | Continue reading
Instrument inventor Nicolas Bras recorded the close up sounds common household items made when struck. | Continue reading
AmazingTaishun shared amusing footage of a man in Taishun, China skipping rope with a bouncy rooster in the yard. | Continue reading
A creepy yet amusing sketch by Tiny Idea features two friends who asked a passing stranger to take a photo of them. | Continue reading
Gregory S. Aldrete explained how the endless cycle of Anacyclosis explains tyrannical failure and democratic rebirth. | Continue reading
Remnants of Our Past shared footage of a very clever clothes dryer from 100 years ago with retractable arms that fan out like an umbrella. | Continue reading
Miami Vice Remastered put together a comprehensive compilation of actors, musicians, athletes, and models who appeared on 'Miami Vice'. | Continue reading
OTR Food & History explained the long, mysterious, inspiring and painful history behind the common everyday potato. | Continue reading
William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy's Estate, and Otoy released a short film in honor of the 30th anniversary of "Star Trek: Generations". | Continue reading
Louis Vuitton has turned their flagship store in NYC into an oversized stack of their signature luggage trunks while undergoing renovation. | Continue reading
Reid Reimers of SciShow explained how humans evolved to have a quarter of our bones reside in our feet for increased flexibility. | Continue reading
Madi Cochrane was not only surprised that her 5 year old daughter Ellie packed her own lunch but also by what was actually in the lunch box. | Continue reading
Ann Clark Ltd. in Rutland, Vermont shared a number of super satisfying videos that show how they make their seasonal cookie cutters. | Continue reading
The History Guy explained the ancient origins behind the zero-sum hand game "Rock, Paper, Scissors", noting how it first started in China. | Continue reading
A clover with 63 leaves grown by Yoshiharu Watanabe of Japan broke the Guinness World Record for "Most Leaves on a Clover". | Continue reading
A rescued naked cockatoo named Coco has fallen so deeply in love with her adoptive father Brad that she won't leave him alone. | Continue reading
MBARI captured stunning ROV footage of a new species of a swimming sea slug who uses bioluminescence to hide from predators in plain sight. | Continue reading
The Cocoon Tree is a spherical suspended treehouse tent that features a wooden floor for an elevated luxury glamping experience. | Continue reading
Danny from Weird & Wired Creations very cleverly integrated a rotary phone into the wiring of guitar pedal for a cool stuttering effect. | Continue reading
Movies Insider took a look at the most pivotal car chase scenes to show how the genre evolved over a century of moviemaking. | Continue reading
A gentleman from Old Typerwriters and Calculators demonstrated a James Watt Copying press from 1780, known to be the first copier put to use. | Continue reading
A fluffy Samoyed named Lumi happily rides the NYC subway in a pack that is strapped onto his human's back due to MTA rules . | Continue reading
Joshua Woo dressed up as Robert Smith and performed the classic a-ha song "Take on Me" in the distinctive style of The Cure. | Continue reading
Postmodern Jukebox teamed up with Veronica Swift to perform a bouncy 1920s hot jazz cover of the Aerosmith song "Rag Doll". | Continue reading
Amy Chapman shared how to grow mushrooms on a book by soaking a iy in water and spreading mushroom spores between the pages. | Continue reading
Domain of Science created a very informative "Map of Board Games", and explained the logic behind how he organized the data. | Continue reading
A beautiful swan named Totó follows his adopted human Gabor everywhere he goes, whether its to the market, the park or the gym. | Continue reading
The considerate human to Ringo the Cat crab walked from the living room to the bedroom so as not to disturb him as he relaxed on her lap. | Continue reading
Seattle artist Sunday Nobody hid a tiny art gallery inside a dumpster that featured sculptures of raccoons in trench coats. | Continue reading
Cameron Duke of MinuteEarth explained how certain rivers allow for canyon formation due to specific geological conditions. | Continue reading
When Connor Nijsse opened a wall of a farmhouse he's renovating and found that the previous owners had used stuffed animals as insulation. | Continue reading
A tiny one-legged yellow parrotlet named Eileen adorably pretends to be a mouse for his human Hayley's computer. | Continue reading
Adam Savage visited Propstore in London, where they are auctioning off stop motion heads from "Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio". | Continue reading
A little white calico cat named Gandalf loves to lick the graham crackers that her humans Kat and Jackson present to her. | Continue reading
Atari has introduced an elegant glass decanter shaped like the original CX-10 joystick from 1977 that comes with two glasses and a display tray. | Continue reading