In memory of Wildlife Aid UK founder Simon Cowell, The Dodo compiled heartwarming clips of Cowell compassionately rescuing wild animals. | Continue reading
A Persian cat named Blake politely tapped his human's knee and the jar of treats down below to remind her that she was late in serving him. | Continue reading
Jon and Ryan of Townsends took a look back at the history behind the historical northeast favorite of Boston Baked Beans. | Continue reading
The series "What If?" created a simulation to show how many Earths would fit into larger planets such as Neptune, Uranus, Saturn and Jupiter. | Continue reading
MinuteFood explained how the yolk in an egg gets its color, which is neither due to freshness nor to breed, but rather, what the hen eats. | Continue reading
Researcher sent a baited lander camera 3300 meters into the Tonga Trench where it caught the rare and remarkable sight of a Bigfin squid. | Continue reading
A stray dog named Chloe who was limping around the streets of Bali with backward legs, learned to walk with confidence after being rescued. | Continue reading
A gentle golden retriever named Clara became a caring nursemaid to a sick kitten named Cow who was brought home by her humans. | Continue reading
Max Miller of Tasting History explained the romantic astrological origins of Goldfish Crackers by a baking manager in Switzerland. | Continue reading
Theo Jansen connected four of his Strandbeests together, making it look like they were holding onto each other across a windy beach. | Continue reading
Nerdstalgic looked at the origins of The Joker, noting how the character has been reinvented a number of times over the years. | Continue reading
The Nerdwriter looked at how artist Henri Matisse utilized color to rebel against conventional norms, and balked at visual expectations. | Continue reading
Nerdstalgic looked Bryan Cranston's incredible career, noting he began with small parts before three defining series, yet he was never typecast. | Continue reading
School music teacher Chris Hannah adopted a deaf pit bull puppy, whom he named Cole and trained him and his sisters to be therapy dogs. | Continue reading
The ambassador animals of the Oregon Zoo smashed pumpkins to enjoy the fleshy interior, using various techniques unique to each species. | Continue reading
A newborn mouse who was rescued from a snake by a caring stranger was delivered to vet Shannon James by a considerate Uber driver. | Continue reading
1440 explained how Oktoberfest originated in Bavaria with the celebration for the marriage of Prince Ludwig and Princess Therese in 1810. | Continue reading
Lord Vinheteiro attached one side of strings to piano keys and the other side to two typewriters and played a jaunty song by typing. | Continue reading
Ze Frank amusingly explains the physiology of jellyfish, particularly how they develop and use their poisonous sting to hunt prey. | Continue reading
The Tim Traveler attended the 2024 European Tram Driver Championships in Frankfurt, Germany where 52 drivers from 26 countries competed. | Continue reading
Cinevore created a beautiful tribute to the late, great Dame Maggie Smith, showcasing her incredible multi-faceted talent. | Continue reading
Animal advocate Joe Kay shared wonderfully heartwarming footage of dogs in shelters being told that they've been adopted. | Continue reading
Artist Rudy Willingham created real-life memes using cutouts and stickers that became fully realized within the context of the environment. | Continue reading
Tori Calamito of "The Oz Vlog" explained why Dorothy seemed closer to the Scarecrow than the other characters she met along the way. | Continue reading
Joan Jett and The Black Hearts played an electrifying cover of "Love Is All Around" from the "Mary Tyler Moore Show" on "Letterman" in 1996. | Continue reading
The Gaze made up a clever song about the career of French artist Jean Baptiste Vérany and his iconic chromolithographs of cephalopods. | Continue reading
The Historian took a look back at groundbreaking series of early television, each genre transformed the media into a powerful platform. | Continue reading
Kel Felts creates wonderfully whimsical realistic needle felted mice (and other animals) that wear custom outfits that are also made by hand. | Continue reading
A deep diving TED-Ed lesson written by Anna Rothschild explained how the long search to find the elusive giant squid came to an end in 2012. | Continue reading
PBS Nova explained how the Pakicetus, a small, furry prehistoric four-legged carnivore, was a direct ancestor to whales and dolphins. | Continue reading
Heavy Metal Hamsters is an AI generated band of pint sized rodents that play original hardcore songs and classic covers. | Continue reading
Weird History Food looks at the origins of pasta noting that various forms were being "invented" around the world at the same time. | Continue reading
A bearded dragon named Chuck has cleverly developed a system of head bobs and slaps to communicate what he wants to his human Brittany. | Continue reading
DAMODA Intelligent Control Technology set a new Guinness World Record for the largest drone display which was created using 7,598 drones. | Continue reading
Costco partnered with LEGO to offer an official LEGO Carry-on and Backpack Luggage Set with bags that look like giant LEGO bricks. | Continue reading
1440 explained how Wall Street in New York City became synonymous with securities trading, banking, and finance. | Continue reading
12Tone took a look at the classic Pink Floyd song "Have a Cigar" and how it expressed their frustration with the music industry. | Continue reading
Artist Noah Scalin created beautiful collages of extinct birds of the United States using commercially produced stickers. | Continue reading
Kristin Thuv from Norway won the World Jigsaw Championship by completing a 500 piece puzzle in just under 38 minutes. | Continue reading
Artist Rudy Willingham amusingly suggested how to cleverly decorate a car by using custom-printed stickers to create clever illusions. | Continue reading
An eye-opening TED-Ed lesson explains the incredibly misogynistic origins and history of "hysteria" and how it was applied to women. | Continue reading
Architectural Digest toured a unique 6,000 square foot townhouse in Brooklyn that was completely built using 18 shipping containers. | Continue reading
A clever black cat named Cezanne will stand on human Thiago's head whenever he is showering so he can drink from the shower head. | Continue reading
Cameron Duke explains the safety mechanisms that exist in venomous and toxic animals so that they don’t accidentally poison themselves. | Continue reading
Randall Munroe and Henry Reich of "What If" explain what would happen if a water glass was literally made half-empty due to vacuum pressure. | Continue reading
Kim & Aliya created an amusing parody about a determined woman named Landra Fontaine who works as a photographer creating CAPTCHA images. | Continue reading
1440 shone a light on the long history around the use of solar energy and posits why it still remains an untapped resource. | Continue reading
Mark's Middle-Aged Metal performed an amusing heavy metal song about mowing his suburban lawn during the summer. | Continue reading