Presumably pleased with the Youtube success of his previous two iterations of squirrel mazes (version 2.0 here), this is a video of ex-NASA engineer turned Youtuber Mark Rober holding the Backyard Squirrelympics 3.0, an Olympic style competition in which squirrels compete in seven different events to see which is the

This is a video of game-loving Australian Shepherd Spot playing a little Connect Four with her human and rage-quitting after her three-in-a-row gets blocked (valiant effort trying to cover the hole with her muzzle so the move couldn’t be made though). Honest, I don’t blame her, I do the exact

Note: Full res photo HERE. Because it’s Monday and it’s best to ease into the week (like a cold pool) with an activity that requires little to no brainpower (my favorite kind of activity): find the cat. Part of it is in there somewhere. Maybe you’ll spot it right away,

This is a short video from TikTok user DeWulver of a group of baby goats playing king of the hill on a blue bucket. How precious is that! I especially liked the one that jumped under the current king of the hill, causing them both to fall off. Now, are

This is an unfortunate video of Wheel Of Fortune contestant Tenaya making a terrible guess trying to solve a Show Biz puzzle with $10,100 on the line. The correct answer, as I’m sure you were able to deduce, is ‘JURASSIC PARK MOVIES’, but Tenaya guesses ‘JURASSIC PARK BODIES’. That sucks.

Note: Article does name the word, continue at your own discretion. Because taking the fun out of things is some people’s greatest joy in life, Grant “3Blue1Brown” Sanderson (who presumably has two extra heterochromatic eyes) believes he’s found the best starting word to play in Wordle, not just for its

This is a video of TikTok user India Sasha challenging a group of four lads at the pub to a simultaneous round of rock/paper/scissors for drinks. The rules are if a single one of them beats her, she’ll buy all the guys drinks, but if she beats them, they have

A 13-foot statue in the likeness of the Young-hee doll used to play red light, green light (aka red light, dead light) in Squid Games has been installed at Olympic Park in Seoul, South Korea to give fans of the series “a chance to experience a bit of what it