This is a video of 1930’s London that’s been remastered, stabilized, and upscaled to high definition and 60FPS with AI. It’s also been colorized, but not necessarily historically accurately, presumably because Rose from Titanic was too busy contemplating why she didn’t scoot over and make room for Jack on that

This is a video highlighting the life of Fenrir Antares Powers, a Savannah cat whose name is as long as Fenrir is tall, being the current Guinness World Record holder for tallest living domestic cat. Fenrir measures a respectable 47.83 cm (18.83 in) from toe beans to withers (top of

Because why should I have to physically travel somewhere just to half-assedly cross something off my bucket list, this is a 4K point-of-view video of a ride down the alpine coaster located in Kandersteg, Switzerland. I felt like I was there! The wind in my hair, the fresh mountain air…getting

Presumably much to the delight of Meghan Treanor, this is a video of low bass-singer Geoff Castellucci covering ‘Ghost Riders In The Sky’ while dressed as a group of ghastly cowboys. He has a deep voice. You know who also has a deep voice? Me. You probably didn’t know it

Real-life versions of things: they always turn out way scarier than the cartoon/video game version. Case in point: this real-life Pikachu crafted by model maker Adam of Youtube channel North Of The Border. Terrifying little electric bastard, isn’t it? Definitely not the sort of monster I’d feel comfortable carrying around

This is a video of everybody’s favorite acapella group (unless your friends or family are in one, or you’re still hanging onto Rockapella from Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego?) Maytree performing some sound effects of the time-traveling Delorean from Back To The Future, along with the theme (with

This is a video of a crab man at what I assume is a swingers resort demonstrating the incredible power of refraction, with his body seemingly completely disconnected from his head in a curved glass (read: acrylic) walled pool. Physics! Still, as wild as this is, I imagine even crazier

Because plants are much more dynamic than a lot of people give them credit for, this is a timelapse video of group of tropical houseplants (I could name them all if you want me to) moving over the course of 24 hours. Look at them go! One minute they’re there,