This is a video of a male humpback whale circling the Tonga Islands (a popular spot with the females to bear calves since there are no killer whales there — the biggest threat to young humpbacks) in the South Pacific Ocean and singing his heart out in an attempt to

This is some Nest security cam footage from the home of Deedee Mueller in Pasadena, California of a partially hairless bear (Fuzzy Wuzzy, is that you?!) entering the house through the open kitchen door, and then being chased out by her two small terriers, Squirt and Mei Mei. Admittedly, an

This is some security cam footage from Wautoma High School in Wautoma, Wisconsin of a lightning bolt absolutely wrecking a defenseless pine tree. What Zeus has against the Ents, I’m not sure. Per the video, “So the National Weather Service slogan ‘When Thunder Roars Go Indoors’ please heed that advice

This is a video from Thailand of a large Asian water monitor assumedly trying to make its way to the Slurpee machine at a 7-11. Man, that sucker is HUGE. Could you imagine running into this guy when you’re just popping in to grab a couple jalapeño cream cheese taquitos

This is a video of Alabama-based professional beekeeper and bee remover Yappy Beeman of Alabama Bee Rescue attempting to remove an entire honey bee swarm from a cedar tree with a firm shake onto the top of his truck, where a hive awaits them. I like how at the beginning

This is some drone footage captured by Andrei Golovnev on Russia’s Kola Peninsula in the Arctic of reindeer running around in giant spiraling cyclones, something they apparently do instinctively to protect the herd from predators and not because either their mom or dad was a tornado like I would have

This is a timelapse video from Youtuber Temponaut Timelapse of ants eating a slice of tangerine over the course of 50 hours, but most of the fruit is already gone by 20 hours. For reference, I was once responsibly for bringing the orange slices to my adult league kickball game

This is a video from Festo (not be confused with Fisto, the Protectron robot found in Fallout: New Vegas that you can mod into a pleasure bot) of their latest generation of BionicSwifts, robotic birds that fly using the same mechanics as real birds. According to Festo, the latest BionicSwifts