Because who needs wind, this is a video of kite-flier Spence “Watty” Watson flying a custom kite he built for the indoor audience at the recent 2023 South Padre Island Kite Fest in Texas. How do you fly a kite indoors with no wind? You run around, because you are

Because everything is bigger people think differently in Texas, this is a video of a man cruising down the icy road in his airboat, clearly confident in his ability to stay in his lane. That’s impressive. Crazy, but impressive. Personally, I use snow days as an excuse to stay home,

This is some dashcam footage of a motorist in Pahrump (bu bu bum?), Nevada encountering a sandstorm on the road that drops visibility to the point where you wouldn’t even be able to see your own wiener standing at a urinal (let alone the guy’s standing next to you). Never

In other freaky deaky natural phenomenon captured by drone camera news, this is a video of a waterfall in Ivins, Utah getting blown back over the top of the cliff by strong winds. That’s wild AND crazy, or ‘wrazy’ as I’ve unsuccessfully been trying to have catch on for years

This is a drone video captured by astrophotographer Göran Strand of a sunbow rising over Östersund, Sweden. The sunbow (technically a solar halo) was caused by the sunlight interacting with frozen ice particles in the air, causing the light to be refracted. Crazy, right? Still, I would hate to be

This is some security cam footage from Dale Earnheart Jr.’s JR Motorsports in Moorsville, North Carolina that captured Thor throwing a lightning bolt at a truck parked there, causing a shower of sparks and the truck’s headlights to stay on. Unlocked: PERMANENT HIGH BEAMS. Or, who knows, maybe windows that

This is some delightful backyard security cam footage of a raccoon embracing the winter weather and trying to catch snowflakes in its hands and mouth. Me? I will never embrace winter weather, and House Stark definitely could have picked a better motto if they wanted to encourage tourism. Of course

This is a video from Southern Patagonia, Chile of a massive piece of the 100-square mile Grey Glacier’s ice sheet breaking off and flipping over in the water. It’s particularly wild when you consider the glacier has an average height of 100-feet above the water, so that’s a huge chunk