A tiny little kitten who was sitting next to stately German shepherd was repeatedly hit in the face every time the dog's tail swished. After a being hit a | Continue reading
In the 1970s, the dental director of the Ontario Health Ministry created a loveable animated character named "Murphy the Molar" in order to encourage | Continue reading
When a cheeky little parrot named Oscar saw that the neighbor's cat had come to the sliding glass door, he decided to first try to stare the invading | Continue reading
Hashem Al-Ghaili of Science Nature posted a really informative video essay about the leptocephalus -- the fascinating larval stage of developing eels. | Continue reading
There are those days when it's really difficult to decide whether or not to give a f**k! Luckily, Justin Heister has come up with a brilliant way to help | Continue reading
A very handsome horse happily helped out his rural household by picking up a broom in his mouth and began sweeping up the stable from his own stall. While | Continue reading
With the premiere of the first episode of Game of Thrones' eighth and final season less than a month away, the very able, award-winning stunt coordinator | Continue reading
In a hilarious ad for Heineken beer by Swedish photographer Patrik Ekenblom, a very serious Henrik Oskarsson compares the superiority of beer over water | Continue reading
In the first of a three-part series, Munich design group Kurzgesagt takes on the philosophical conundrum about the origin of consciousness, specifically | Continue reading
NYC is different man pic.twitter.com/diE9KVpvRo— Zad (@ECM_LP) March 15, 2019 New York is often portrayed as a cold, hard city yet those who really | Continue reading
A Romanian therapy dog named Kratu with a wonderful happy-go-lucky personality won over the hearts of the audience and of the announcers at the Crufts Dog | Continue reading
In a splashy TED-Ed lesson by Nick Pizzo and illustrated by Miguel Ángel Camprubi, narrator Addison Anderson explains how physics are an invisible but | Continue reading
The New Yorker goes inside the finely curated world of high-end coffee to learn exactly how these newly developed fourth and fifth waves are different | Continue reading
Kaci Hansen of the aptly named Homicidal Homemaker horror themed cooking/cocktail series, has created "The Shining REDRUM Roll Cake". This intricate log | Continue reading
While promoting his upcoming film The Informer, Swedish-American actor Joel Kinnaman (The Killing, Altered Carbon) happily answered a series of amusing | Continue reading
Albert and Delta, two adorable Labrador retrievers, took turns figuring out how to operate a machine their engineer human (previously) built for them. | Continue reading
The Japanese company Fairy and You has created a very clever line of iPhone cases that look like a piece of toast, which according to the "Buttered Toast | Continue reading
Jennifer Cox of CandleLit Deserts in Nashville, Tennessee creates wonderfully delectably realistic candles and soaps that look and smell exactly like | Continue reading
An adorable 3-year-old tearfully informed her bewildered mother that she didn't want anyone to eat the cuddly butternut squash that she was cradling in | Continue reading
Ze Frank hilariously provides some tantalizing true facts about a Bolas spider named Nancy. What Nancy does with her butt rope is nobody's business. | Continue reading
In a rather manic video essay on Half as Interesting, narrator Sam from Wendover talks about which nation has had the shortest lifespan of them all. | Continue reading
Back in 2013, long before Disney artist Joaquin Baldwin had autotuned his vociferous cat, filmmaker Dale Roossien autotuned the persistent whine of | Continue reading
Musician Davidlap, who makes very creative use of his amazing string skills, recreated a number of city sounds with his electric guitar. These sounds | Continue reading
As part of his ongoing Minnesota Cold series, native son Nathan Ziegler shows exactly what happens to a bowl of prepared spaghetti when it's subjected to | Continue reading
Stock footage company Temponaut Time-Lapse has created a fascinating, but somewhat stomach-churning series of compressed films that show various fruits, | Continue reading
Andy Rehfeldt, an incredibly talented musician and producer in Los Angeles, created "A Flock of Metal", a seamless mashup of the A Flock of Seagulls 1982 | Continue reading
The LES Ecology Center in New York City has always been a leader in urban sustainability but in opening their E-Waste Warehouse in Gowanus, Brooklyn, they | Continue reading
James Verdesoto of Indika Entertainment Advertising who very insightfully explained how movie posters communicate through its color schemes to Vanity | Continue reading
While teaching his son the basics of sushi preparation, Japanese culinary artist mikyoui00 discovered that he had a talent for creating images out of the | Continue reading
Derek Muller of Veritasium (previously) visited with Professor Larry Howell of the Compliant Mechanism Research group at Brigham Young University to learn | Continue reading
Welps, my baby’s first word is Google. @google @nest pic.twitter.com/3YpPSkgWLl— Clio Chiang ?? (@cliobablio) March 13, 2019 Story artist and | Continue reading
James Verdesoto of Indika Entertainment Advertising quite insightfully explained to Vanity Fair how movie posters communicate to the desired audience | Continue reading
German automation company Festo has developed an anthropomorphic, modular bionic SoftArm and bionic SoftHand that are both flexible for natural movement. | Continue reading
In a dibranchiate episode of PBS Eons, host Hank Green explains the long evolutionary process in which ancestral cephalopods eventually lost their | Continue reading
"Piano Pat" Spoonheim, who has performed four nights a week for the last 56 years at the Sip 'n Dip Tiki Lounge in Great Falls, Montana, reflects on her | Continue reading
On a particularly cold day in Northern England, the members of Gateshead Council Arts Team created stencils of the "Angel of the North" sculpture in | Continue reading
While in Cannes, France, a sharp-eyed snorkeler captured the incredible sight of a startled pearly razorfish as it dove for cover into the sand of the | Continue reading
As part of his wonderful ongoing series of art tutorials, artist Tom McPherson of Circle Line Art School shows how to draw anamorphic 3D skyline with the | Continue reading
The adorable feline duo of Cole and Marmalade along with little sisters Jugg and Zig Zag help out their human Chris with some really amusing, real-life | Continue reading
In a timely episode of the New York Magazine series The Cut spoke to the wonderful Natasha Lyonne in her Manhattan home to find out what a typical day | Continue reading
Matthew Inman of The Oatmeal and game designer Elan Lee, the genius minds behind Exploding Kittens and Bears vs. Babies, have joined forces again to | Continue reading
Newark native and Columbia University student Myles Zhang has created "Here Grows New York City", a really informative animated map showing the vast urban | Continue reading
With the premiere of the first episode of Game of Thrones's eighth and final season just weeks away, the award-winning makeup effects master Barry Gower | Continue reading
In 2009, Brooklyn photographer Victoria Belanger took Edie, her tiny hamster for a ride on her own personal subway train. Little Edie wandered throughout | Continue reading
An adorable silver Lab named Dax saw that his favorite red toy was perched upon the counter, but completely out of his reach. He tried to retrieve it | Continue reading
DJ Cummerbund has quite seamlessly stitched together a masterful mashup combining the Depeche Mode song "Personal Jesus" with "Happy Together" by The | Continue reading
Ostdrossel, a native German who lives in Michigan, set up a tiny bird feeder photo booth in her backyard as a way to capture wonderful, spontaneous photos | Continue reading
The Selaginella lepidophylla, which is also known as the false rose of Jericho or resurrection plant, has an amazing capacity for dehydration. This | Continue reading