This is a video of chocolatier Amaury Guichon (previously) constructing a life-size leopard entirely out of chocolate. I’ve heard of snow leopards, but chocolate leopards? Do you think the master chocolatiers from those Lindt chocolate commercials could make equally impressive leopards? I doubt it. Besides, the ones in the commercials

This is a video of the very Britishly named Tiff Needell taking a man for a quick spin around the Thruxton Circuit (the UK’s fastest) in a BMW M2. I learned a lot by watching it. Mostly, how much some people nervously laugh when they think they’re about to die.

This is a clip of Samudra the Asian elephant having the time of his life dunking a new floating toy he received at the Oregon Zoo. Admittedly, that does look like a pretty fun floaty toy. I mean I wouldn’t jump off the diving board and try to land on

These are a couple clips from the Madison Regatta Governor’s Cup on the Ohio River starring racer Dustin Echols performing an unintentional backflip in his jet-powered hydroplane. That must have been exciting. Especially watching the second video with the POV footage — it looks like the boat was about to

This is a video of the pain loving Mark Vins of Youtube channel Brave Wilderness purposefully stinging himself with an Australian stonefish to FEEL THE BURN. Mark says he made the video to help dispel a lot of the misinformation about stonefish stings. Namely, that the sting is almost certain

This is the helmet cam footage from English motorcycle racer Peter Hickman as he sets the fastest lap ever recorded at the Isle of Man TT motorcycle race, with an AVERAGE speed of 136MPH. That’s nuts. Things go by so fast I can’t believe the racers can react to anything,

Note: almost constant cursing, just the way I like it. This is a video from New York City cyclist Terry B, who often follows other speedy bikers and skaters through the city as part of his Chasing Strangers video series, following rollerblader Ari (aka The Stuttering Skater, the guy who

This is a video of Slow-Mo Guys Gav and Dan joining Scott of Kentucky Ballistics to fire some massive .577 Tyrannosaur rifle cartridges into ballistics gel at extremely close range to see the deformation and damage caused in ultra-slow motion. Obviously, these aren’t the bullets I’d want to get hit