This is Animals on Glass, a short compilation shot by the Wakaleo Animal Channel of a number of different animals filmed from underneath through a glass table. A change in perspective, that’s cool. A lot of those animals looked wild from below. Were the mealworms really necessary though? They look

Because there’s a Guinness World Record for everything (especially when it comes to Rubik’s Cubes), this is a video of Singaporean Daryl Tan Hong An setting the record for most Rubik’s Cubes solved underwater in one breath, with a very respectable 14. For reference about how impressive that is, I

This is a video documenting Red Bull skydiver Max Manow’s quest to wingsuit into the Grand Canyon, grab hold of a tow bar below a plane, and be lifted back up into the sky for another skydive without ever having to land. Think of it as aerial refueling, but for

This is a 45-minute compilation of what KLR Productions believes to be the best animal voiceover videos of 2024. At least of the animal voiceovers that they saw. Because I saw some that weren’t included here that would make you laugh so hard you’d travel back in time and pee

This is some helmet-cam footage of skier Leonhard Rombach competing in the Inferno Rennen 2025 downhill race, the longest in the world, and reaching speeds over 60MPH in the process. There’s also a brief uphill climb around 5:30. Honestly, I saw a lot of opportunities to shave some valuable seconds

Note: Volume on for the full experience. This is a video of a wacky waving inflatable tube guy going the extra mile and really putting on a show at a Lincoln dealership, incorporating the sign in front of him into the performance for some extra FLAIR. Whoever added the song

Always one to push personal transportation to the limit, this is a video of engineer James Bruton (seen previously constructing a personal AT-AT walker) building an omni-directional bike that sits on two giant balls. It works beautifully. And speaking of giant balls– “Elephants?” NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT WHALES. Up to 2,200-pounds!

Because you don’t know until you try, this is a video of the unorthodox mechanics of Garage 54 building an engine out of 50 cordless drills and using it to power a car. Does it work? Yes. Is it practical? Also yes. Talk about a disruptive technology! The automotive industry