This is a video of a red-and-green macaw (aka green-winged macaw) making short work of a geometric shape puzzle and proving, at least in my mind, that this bird is definitely smarter than my nephew, who would have undoubtedly been trying to eat those pieces. Now watch — five…four…three…two…*sees sister

This is a short humorous video of two girls playing dollhouse when a cat snatches one of their dolls out of an upstairs window. Who knew playing dollhouse could be so exciting? Because whenever my little sister would make me play when we were growing up it was always a

This is a video demonstration of France-based Capsix Robotics’ i&Bot robotic arm massage system, which uses a camera and sensor array to be able to provide a hands-free full body massage to a human client. Allegedly, “as it applies pressure, it follows guidelines which were provided by professional physiotherapists to

Note: Keep your volume in check. This is a video demonstration of Mew, an electronic theremin-like instrument created by Emily Groves that purrs when a person approaches it, and meows and growls as they touch or pet it. So…it’s basically a pet cat that doesn’t require a litter box. Of

Because everybody needs a hobby and some people refuse to participate in a hobby if anybody else is, this is a video of a man balancing a spinning top on the blade of a dagger he’s holding in his mouth. “But why?” We’re not here to ask why. “What are

This is a video from The Vulgar Chef detailing how to make your own homemade hot dog Rice Krispies Treats. Basically you make regular Rice Krispies Treats but add pre-boiled and sliced hot dogs to the mix before the marshmallow hardens. Then cut into squares and top with you favorite

This is a short video from Youtuber Craft Workbench demonstrating a tiny, finger-mounted crossbow capable of firing wooden darts into a cucumber. So, the next time you find a cucumber trying to pick a fight just load up your little finger crossbow with the end of a kabob stick, look

This is a video from high-speed cinematographer Darren Dyk of Youtube channel BeyondSlowMotion of popcorn kernels popping filmed at 100,000 frames per second. You can literally almost see the magic happening. “Popcorn isn’t magic.” Oh no? Then why don’t you explain it to us all. Yeah, that’s what I thought.