Wyatt Saab, a collector of classic wax cylinder recorders, invited a banjo player to perform into the recorder to see how it would come out. | Continue reading
The full 17 minute version "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" recorded by Iron Butterfly on May 27, 1968 at Ultrasonic Studios in Hempstead, Long Island. | Continue reading
Luna Lee performed a beautiful version of "The Star-Spangled Banner" (US National Anthem) on a traditional Korean Gayageum. | Continue reading
Matt Ciliberto amusingly plays classic rock intros by hitting a ball against his guitar with a hockey stick at different intervals. | Continue reading
The Piano Music Bros. compiled a colorful depiction of the evolution of piano music by Mozart from the age of five through 35. | Continue reading
A hilarious sketch by CBC Comedy features a CEO speaking about being so inspired by driverless cars that he came up with the riderless bicycle. | Continue reading
Tom Ayling explained how books evolved from their original square to their current rectangular shape due to new and different materials. | Continue reading
British musician Oli Parker performed a flawless jazz trumpet cover of the classic Eminem song "Real Slim Shady". | Continue reading
Michael Moth of the MalaMala Game Reserve captured wonderful footage of a dedicated lioness lovingly showing her cubs how to climb trees. | Continue reading
Alex Gomberg, a fourth generation seltzer man, opened the Brooklyn Seltzer Museum dedicated to the history of the famous fizzy water. | Continue reading
Linguist Arika Okrent wrote a TED Ed lesson regarding complicated nature of the English language and its random inconsistency of spelling. | Continue reading
Weird History Food explains the long immigrant history of bagels and donuts, primarily addressing why these unrelated baked goods both feature holes in the middle. | Continue reading
A wonderfully maternal golden retriever named Harlow watches over her little humans like a soft and furry nanny. | Continue reading
Multi-instrumentalist Tracy Newman explained the 5-string banjo and played the Appalachian folk song "Cripple Creek" on public TV in 1965. | Continue reading
A 1981 Japanese ad for the Honda City compact car and the Honda Motocompo Scooter features the English Ska band Madness. | Continue reading
A robotic spy octopus by John Downer inspired a real octopus to do an impression of a number of different sea creatures including the spy. | Continue reading
Joe Fowler and Tyler Swartz attempted to outrun the New York City subway by foot on the streets of Manhattan. | Continue reading
Patrick Santos adds drum tracks to various classical music pieces, making it seem as if percussion was part of the original compositions. | Continue reading
Merriam Webster explained Redundant Acronym Syndrome Syndrome, where the last word of an acronym or abbreviation is added. | Continue reading
A little dog named Lilikoi who lives on Fakarava Island in French Polynesia with her human Emma, goes swimming with nurse sharks every day. | Continue reading
Inspired by the Strandbeest, Aat Dirks and Ad Lakerveld created the Pedaalbeest, a walker that is propelled forward by pedaling backwards. | Continue reading
Alice Cooper's fictional daughter tries to use the lyrics of "School's Out" against him in a 2004 Staples back-to-school commercial. | Continue reading
Crew member Frank Prentice recalled the harrowing moments just before the he realized the Titanic was sinking in a 1979 BBC interview. | Continue reading
Pygmallionaire cleverly designed a 3D printable king that collapses when checkmated during a game of chess. | Continue reading
A hungry husky named Kira adorably licked the screen of a television that was playing a scrumptious close-up video of bacon sizzling in a pan. | Continue reading
Rescue and Restore Shorts demonstrated how a cleverly designed automatic candle extinguisher from 1841 works to snuff out a candle. | Continue reading
Life With Pigs Sanctuary created a "cow carrot drive thru" using the kitchen window which is the perfect size and height for a peckish cow. | Continue reading
A Japanese chef showcased incredible knife skills by separately slicing five avocados into numerous lengthwise slices without stopping. | Continue reading
The Engineer Guy, deconstructed a piece of duct tape in toluene, to explain the history, the engineering, and the usefulness of the product. | Continue reading
Middle-Aged Garage Jam played an amazing cover of the Billy Joel's "Scenes From an Italian Restaurant" with "Weird Al" Yankovic on accordion. | Continue reading
Steve Schirripa of "Blue Bloods" and "The Sopranos" offered a sneak peek into his well-dressed dachshund Willieboy's fashion closet. | Continue reading
Reed Timmer captured high-resolution POV drone footage of a devastating multi-vortex tornado taking down wind turbines in Greenfield, Iowa. | Continue reading
Gary Zammit of The Screech Owl Sanctuary dressed up like a ghost and used a stork puppet to feet a baby stork who had been abandoned. | Continue reading
Josh Harmon showcased his wonderful skills by recreating the sounds of classic cartoons using everyday objects and his drums. | Continue reading
CinemaStix explains how the music and editing in "Star Wars "is so powerful that the movies can be understood without the use of dialogue. | Continue reading
Multi-instrumentalist Denis Pauna imitated the rich vocals of Jim Morrison to reimagine "Smoke on the Water" as a song by The Doors. | Continue reading
Edward Vega of Vox explained how the device screens disrupt the production of melatonin and disturb circadian rhythms of a good night sleep. | Continue reading
The Central Park Conservancy of New York City installed pizza box recycling bins in order to curb the activity of the city's rat population. | Continue reading
Junglekeepers found an ailing baby toucan in the Peruvian Amazon and immediately did everything in their power to save the little bird. | Continue reading
Bored whitewater kayakers amusingly paddled their boats down a small stream of water of a drainage ditch in Lions Bay, British Columbia. | Continue reading
Travel With Austin visited Old Car City USA, an outdoor abandoned car museum that sits out in on 35 acres of woods in White, Georgia. | Continue reading
Savannah Geary of SciShow explained how scientists determined the way animals dream, noting that some, like cats, dream like humans. | Continue reading
Postmodern Jukebox teamed up with Ashley Campbell to perform an outlaw country cover of "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" by The Smiths. | Continue reading
A short documentary about the Long Island Bombers, visually impaired athletes who play "Beep Baseball" using a sound driven baseball game. | Continue reading
Sony introduced the Microsurgery Assistance Robot with surgical instruments that can perform precise stitches on a single kernel of corn. | Continue reading
A compassionate couple rescued a wayward sloth who was stranded on the roadside and transported the helpless animal to a nearby tree. | Continue reading
Dermatologist Scott Walter explained a simple hack that lets a worried mind know that it's okay to fall asleep using cognitive shuffling. | Continue reading
Name Explain gave examples of words that have been shortened in the English language and the grammatical terms that govern it. | Continue reading