Note: Check your volume, windy. These are two videos of speedwing paraglider David Edwards demonstrating his skill by making an incredibly precise landing next to a friend sitting on a bench. FULL DISCLOSURE: Yes, I did hope he was going to land right on top of dude’s head. Still, that
This is a 60 Second Doc featuring Kimberly Winters, who is currently the Guinness World Record holder for loudest female burper, with an impressive 107.3dB belch. Damn, she has got some PIPES (she also has a ‘I ❤️ THROAT’ shirt, whatever that means). Kimberly encourages us all to just be
This is a video of a cat wearing a bread slice collar repeatedly attempting to eat an entire bowl of food in a single bite. Jeez, slow down– it’s not going anywhere! I tell my dogs the same thing but they never listen, they just scarf it down as quickly
Crafted by bag and fashion accessory designer Enrique Puente, the Furby Chaos Bag is a fancy bag covered with Furby faces and feet/ears that talks and moves on its own. But will it pass through airport security? “Probably not in a butt.” No, probably not in a butt. Crafted in
Part of the Mundo Pixar exhibit in São Paulo, Brazil, this giant recreation of Andy’s bedroom from Toy Story allows visitors to experience the room as if they’re toy-sized themselves. That’s fun! Or, like most things in life, at least it would be with less people hanging around. “Still mad
Spotted by Australian kayaker Brodie Moss, this is a clip (including some drone footage) of a humpback whale “tail sailing” in order to comfortably feed its calf. Some more info about the phenomenon while I totally don’t Google whale tails and go down a thongy rabbit hole: When a whale
This is a compilation video of pet bunny Harmony playing outside, but always keeping her big ears open for her owner’s call, and returning to him immediately when he does call. Now that is a GOOD BUNNY. I have three dogs that could learn a thing or two from Harmony
Canadian children’s book author and illustrator Lulu Lotus recently set the Guinness World Record for loudest nose whistle, with an impressive 44.1dB snoot hooter. That’s about as loud as a bird’s call. In her own words while I go blow my nose (technically pick) so it stops unintentionally whistling when