This is a clip from student Matt Barta, who presumably programmed this little industrial robotic arm to pull its own power cord from itself. Smart thinking! Or, who knows, maybe the robot foresaw a life of cruel robotic experimentation in its future and decided to end things itself while it

This is a clip of a life-size R/C flying Superman model, complete with mannequin head and terrible haircut. I say life-size, but I think it’s actually more young Superman, or Superboy sized. I mean it’s not 6’3″. It certainly should have been though. I mean if you can make something

This is a video of of The University of Tokyo’s Alter3 humanoid robot being fed text prompts by ChatGPT 4 to be acted out like in charades. It’s absolutely horrible at the game (okay, its snake and ghost were decent), and if you’re playing charades, you better hope ol’ Alter

This are a couple videos of giant anteater (he’s giant, not the ants he eats, although I bet he could huff some pretty big ones) King Bumi opening wrapped presents gifted to him at the North Florida Wildlife Center in Lamont, Florida. Honestly, the way he moves I’m not totally

This is Part II (Part I can be found HERE) of Youtube channel Just Rolled In’s “My Car Sounds Like” series, featuring malfunctioning vehicles whose owners or mechanics have likened the sound the car makes to something else. Highlights include Rick Flair, a Star Wars Speeder Bike, Chewbacca (how could

Because some people like to see a bad idea carried out to completion (I can respect that), this is a video of Colin Furze constructing an ass-mounted flamethrower. Powered by an aerosol can and electric ignitor, the flamethrower is mounted in the rear of his pants so he can produce

This is a short clip of a fence that’s been modified with a dog viewing portal and decorated so that when the dog sticks its head through the hole it’s transformed into Michael Jackson’s werecat (often mistaken for a werewolf) character from the ‘Thriller’ music video. Did you already know

Because what company doesn’t want to partner with Crocs, the comfy footwear giant has teamed up with McDonald’s for four limited editions, including Hamburglar and Birdie clogs, a classic McDonald’s themed clog, and Grimace fuzzy-lined sandals. All are either $70 or $75, and include unique McDonald’s themed Jibbitz™ charms for