This is a clip from The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in which guest Nicolas Cage ranks his top 5 Nicolas Cage movies. For those of you in a workplace toilet stall right now and don’t want to let on you’re watching videos when you should be working, the list

Because a moving picture is worth at least 100,000 words, this is a video comparing the sizes of various felines, from the 14″ rusty spotted cat, to the 13.4′ extinct Ngandong tiger. The felines really start looking unfriendly around the 1:10 mark. Of course size doesn’t always matter, and my

This is a visualization created by Global Data comparing the sizes of various flying creatures both extinct and extant, but mostly extinct because Mother Nature made all the wildest models back in the day. Don’t get wrong, she’s still got some pretty crazy designs in existence, but she’s definitely grown

This is a visualization created by Youtube channel WTD comparing the sizes of a number of different dog breeds. I learned a lot by watching it. Mostly, that I have what would be considered two small dogs, and one large dog. The small ones weigh around 13-pounds and 18 pounds.

This is a visualization comparing the heights of different characters in the Marvel universe, from the diminutive Ant Man to the sun-sized Living Tribunal. A good portion are in the range of normal human heights though, from 1.7 – 1.9m (5’6″ – 6’2″). Me? I’m 6’1″, so I’d fit in

Seen here already deep into the hell no portion of the video, this is a visualization from Global Data (previously), comparing the sizes of both living and extinct sea creatures, from the diminutive to the terrifyingly colossal. I learned a lot by watching it. Mostly, that in the entirety of

This is another size comparison video from Global Data (a follow-up to their previously posted video), comparing the actual size of different types of animals, both extinct and extant. Mother Nature sure doesn’t make them like she used to, does she? She used to make them BIG. Now she makes

This is a visualization of the size of various known celestial bodies in the observable universe (all 93 billion light years of it). Surprisingly not included? My girlfriend’s body — which is hands down the most magnificent celestial body in this AND the Star Wars and Marvel universes. Fingers crossed