40 Fingers played an incredibly lush acoustic cover of the iconic Dire Straits song "Sultans of Swing" while performing live. | Continue reading
David Friedman explained the historical concept of the "itinerant filmmaker" who repeatedly traveled from town to town to make the same film. | Continue reading
A clever raven named Odin lives at Tropical Butterfly House makes incredible artwork using a brush held in her beautiful beak. | Continue reading
Shelby and Caleb of Curious Refuge created a hilarious fan trailer reimagining the Star Wars franchise in the quirky style of Wes Anderson. | Continue reading
A teeny tiny tenrec named Briar took a satisfying dust bath in a teeny tiny bathtub at the Cincinnati Zoo. | Continue reading
DJ Shortkut explained 15 different levels of turntablism (record-scratching) to Wired, with each level being more difficult than the previous. | Continue reading
An affable mini-cow named Winston regularly gives kisses to a horse who particularly objects to his displays of affection. | Continue reading
Joel James films himself playing live covers of popular songs backward so that when he reverses the footage, the song comes out correctly. | Continue reading
Seventh-grader Dillon Reeves in Warren, Michigan, calmly stopped the moving school bus after the driver lost consciousness. | Continue reading
An American Pekin duck named Wrinkle, who ran the NYC Marathon, went to Petsmart with her human where she had fun. | Continue reading
A mother in Utah amusingly listed the seven adorable signs showing how the huskies in her home are raising her toddler daughter. | Continue reading
An adorable set of octopus tentacle earplugs with a plug that goes into the ear while the tentacle stays on the exterior. | Continue reading
Max Miller of Tasting History decided to make a batch of deviled eggs using a "Stuffed Eggs" recipe from 15th Century Germany. | Continue reading
Researchers found that young honey bees learn to do a special waggle dance to indicate food by watching their elders. | Continue reading
A tasty TED-Ed lesson written by Andrew Smith explains the history of popcorn and how it became a movie-watching staple. | Continue reading
Greg Krehel the EchinopsisFreak, captures gorgeous timelapse footage of the short-lived blooms of Echinopsis cactus flowers. | Continue reading
Justin Dodd of Mental Floss debunks dozens of common myths and misconceptions about 64 different animals. | Continue reading
Makita demonstrated their MW001G microwave oven, the world's first battery-powered, portable microwave oven. | Continue reading
Feline expert Hannah Shaw explained why cats, as obligate carnivores, should never be put on a vegan diet. | Continue reading
An adorable baby rhino named Edward at San Diego Zoo got a good brushing from his keeper who used a broom with a long red handle. | Continue reading
MK Timelapse followed the construction of the massive cruise ship the AIDAnova and captured it in an amazing cinematic timelapse. | Continue reading
Weird History Food looks at the wildly popular fast food chains in the US that did not succeed internationally. | Continue reading
Michael Lewis performed an amazing 27 flips in just 20 seconds while barefoot at a Los Angeles beach above the freeway. | Continue reading
A rescued pit bull named Storm is completely devoted to her family, particularly the little boy who was born in 2019. | Continue reading
Global Data compared the size of the sun to the immense size of the largest known star, Stephenson 2-18, in a celestial 3D animation. | Continue reading
A sleepy kitty named Haburu, who enjoys napping next to the hammers on an upright piano, was joined by his little feline sister. | Continue reading
A sleepy kitty named Haburu, who enjoys napping next to the hammers on an upright piano, was joined by his little feline sister. | Continue reading
The Popular Mechanics series "Made Here" tours inside the Jelly Belly factory in Fairfield, California, to see how jelly beans are made. | Continue reading
Dr. Emily Zarka of PBS "Storied" looks at the iconic movie monsters of Universal Pictures in the early 20th Century. | Continue reading
A little frog marionette performed a variety of classical music tunes on a tiny piano, all expertly handled by a dextrous puppeteer in Spain. | Continue reading
A young woman talked about her beloved dog, explaining how his adorably goofy looks surprised the whole family as he grew. | Continue reading
Stunt driver Paul Swift shared a compilation showreel of his most amazing precision driving choreography from commercial, TV, and records. | Continue reading
The David Rumsey Map Collection online database contains an incredible array of over 120,000 historical maps, charts, and diagrams. | Continue reading
Artist Anneli Kirby creates incredibly adorable 3D dog portraits made from felted wool from her Richmond, Virginia studio. | Continue reading
Lizzie Campbell of Clay Disarray, who paints with polymer clay, has created an updated series of figures and posters inspired by horror films. | Continue reading
Red Side created a 3D animation that compares the size of fictional Starships and other galactic bodies from "Star Wars". | Continue reading
A limber woman lay on the ground and amazingly juggled both a large vase and a table with her feet, easily keeping them both aloft. | Continue reading
The cat technicians of Wayside Waifs created a clever video that matched traits with shelter cats and got almost all the cats adopted. | Continue reading
Food stylist Janice Poon, who created the most disturbing meals for "Hannibal" talked to Great Big Story about her creative process. | Continue reading
Chad Smith visited Brandon Toews of Drumeo to take a deep dive into Smith's legendary career with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. | Continue reading
Jeanne Simmons spoke to 60 Second Docs about her photo series that weaves the land with female bodies using natural garments and styles. | Continue reading
Great Big Story visited Terry “Turbo” Burrows, the man who set the Guinness World Record as the fastest window cleaner. | Continue reading
Tom Blank of Weird History explains the ancient mythological origins of common modern English words. | Continue reading
Bardcore musician Algal the Bard performed a lush, pitch-perfect cover of the R.E.M. song "Losing My Religion" on medieval Instruments. | Continue reading
Artist Anna Chojnicka, the Banana Bruiser, creates detailed art portraits by strategically bruising bananas with a blunt instrument. | Continue reading
After racing through the streets, a frantic man, who couldn't catch the ice cream vendor, decided to make a batch of homemade ice cream. | Continue reading
Metallica performed a truly badass live cover of the classic Bob Seger song "Turn the Page" while appearing on The Howard Stern Show. | Continue reading
Auralnauts have created a danceable count of the number of times any "Mandalorian" character uttered the phrase "This is the Way". | Continue reading