This is a video of Instagrammer giva.lond and a group of friends walking across concrete traffic bollards in unusual ways. Giva is really good at it. AND does the entire walk with his hands in his pockets. That’s risky. At least for me. The last time I played the walking

Sea otters hold hands while they sleep floating on their backs, an incredibly precious behavior known as rafting, so they don’t get separated while they’re napping. The behavior is particularly useful to young sea otters, who haven’t quite developed their sea legs yet and need to stay close to mom.

These are a couple videos of the ursine lovers of BEAR League helping evict a 550-pound bear that took up residence underneath a Altadena, California home. They’re pretty cavalier about the whole thing if you ask me, but that’s just me and I’m not getting in another bear fight. After

This is another work of internet mastery by Youtuber eli_handle_b.wav (seen previously), featuring The Office’s Michael Scott in Fallout 4. It’s pretty great. I’m rewatching the first season of Fallout now before watching the second season, but I wish I had the time and energy to go back and replay

These are a couple videos of musical duo Monen mit Melonen (translation: Monkeys with Melons) playing the same violin at the same time. That’s awesome. I’m not sure if this started as a money saving strategy or what, but if I had a dollar for every guitar I’ve smashed on

Because teamwork makes the dream work (at least according to the poster I’m forever staring at in HR), is a video of insect keeper Terra Green challenging his 1,000 worker ant colony with four increasingly difficult obstacles separating them from a food reward. The first obstacle is digging to find

Because there are shoes for even the most eccentric tastes, Rock Shoes are foam clogs that look like rocks, complete with mossy accents. They’re made by Bravest Studio, who you may recall from their previously posted bear foot shoes and giant toe slippers. That is some very niche footwear. Still,

Because what is science if not magic wearing a lab coat and fake mustache so you don’t recognize it, this is a video of science essayist Steve Mould using an additional prism and convex lens to recombine the ROYGBIV separated from one prism back into a beam of white light.