This is a video from Istanbul, Turkey of ice cream vendor Zekeriya demonstrating his skill at frustrating patrons by repeatedly tricking a man who came for ice cream from receiving said ice cream. In the man’s own words, who, yes, did hold a GoPro in his mouth for this video

This is a timelapse video from Boxlapse featuring a pea plant growing over the course of 34 days. The germination and root growth is cool enough to watch, but the way the plant’s tendrils move around looking for something to grasp is REALLY something. I like how sometimes it even

This is some doorbell cam footage of a smoking tire hitting a home in Pataskala, Ohio, ringing the doorbell and breaking a window. It was sooooo close to just hitting that tree instead. The video title says the tire is traveling at 65MPH, but I suspect it’s somewhere closer to

This is a video of pianist Hayato Sumino (aka Cateen) performing Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov’s ‘Flight Of The Bumblebee’ on a toy piano, at an ever increasing tempo, from 160BPM all the way to a blistering 250BPM. For reference, the original is typically played between 144 and 160BPM. In his own words

These are a few shots of a Transformer inspired car somebody modded to the max with some extreme welding of diamond plate sheet metal. Just look at this piece of art. “It belongs in a museum.” You’re damn right it does, Indy. I have so many questions. Can anybody tell

This is a short video from the BBC’s Super Cute Animals of a rescue hummingbird snoring. Obviously, the show’s title is not a misnomer. Family Feud? I’ve never seen a single punch thrown. American Ninja Warrior? No swords or blood. Survivor? Unfortunately they all do. I could go on and

Beer drinker Chad Little of Vacaville, California was recently able to prevent the destruction of his home workshop by wildfire by spraying the flames with the only liquid he could find since his water supply had been cut of– cases of Bud Light. Some more details via the San Jose

This is a slow motion video from the folks (and bugs) of Ant Lab, featuring a bunch of different insects (spanning 8 different taxonomic orders — that’s the one between class and family) spreading their wings and taking to the sky, shot at 3,200 frames/second. Beautiful, wasn’t it? “Gross I