This is a video of Japanese man Toco wearing the $14,000 Border Collie costume he had commissioned out in public to gauge the reactions of fellow canines and humans. Toco had the costume made to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming an animal. My childhood dream? A Ferrari. “To own

This is an old clip from Japanese variety show Kasou Taishou in which a girl appears to dribble and bounce a basketball, while her human shadow does the same. That’s wild. Almost as wild as Peter Pan’s shadow — that thing has a mind of its own. My shadow? My

This is a 4K timelapse video of different foods meeting their hellish ends in a hot oven. The title of the video is ‘PUTTING WEIRD THINGS IN THE OVEN’, but they’re not really weird things, they’re mostly just a bunch of fruits you wouldn’t normally put in an oven in

Because there’s nothing quite like the thrill of 4 wheeling in a strip mall parking lot after dark, this is a video of a duo atop an ATV attempting a wheelie, but getting more than they bargained for. That bargain appearing to be some dual head-in-lap action. Yow yow! These

This is a video of science lover James Orgill of The Action Lab wrapping a bitchin’ Nissan Altima in Musou Black Fabric Kiwami, a fabric that absorbs 99.9% of light that hits it. I WILL REFLECT NOTHING. Obviously, this is the perfect cover for getaway cars, provided you’re trying to

Because some people are firm believers that only their own personal space should be respected, this is a video of diver and photographer Eric Desmet upsetting an octopus in Cannes, France, to the point the alien tries to snatch his camera away from him. Can’t say I blame it, if

Kallima inachus (aka orange oakleaf, Indian oakleaf, or dead leaf) is a species of butterfly native to Tropical Asia that almost perfectly resembles a dead leaf when its wings are closed. With its wings open though it reveals beautiful oranges and iridescent purple and blue. Mother Nature: she’s a wild

Because you don’t know until it’s hung and makes you stain your underwear in broad daylight, this is the piece of Barney Grumble framed art that Twitter user Emily Cook decided to display in her home, and the resulting reflection it makes in the kitchen. Yikes! I’m used to getting