This is a video from Halibut Cove, Alaska, of an otter that repeatedly jumps aboard Captain John’s boat to avoid an orca that wants to eat it. A bunch more info while I accept I wouldn’t last a day as an otter or anything else that isn’t already at the

This is a short video of a man demonstrating a trick he learned online to get his shihtzu Nitro, who’s a firm believer he deserves people food, to eat his regular brown and crunchy. Basically, dude briefly puts the food bowl in the fridge while making a bunch of noise

This is a video of Google engineers Lucas and Gotham (I think that’s what he said?) demonstrating the Teachable Sorter they built using Google’s Coral (an on-device AI capable of machine learning without needing access to the cloud) and Teachable Learning (a machine learning model that learns to recognize objects

This is a short video of a precious little angel having her first ever slice of pizza and realizing just how magical it is immediately. Gosh, I can still remember my first piece of pizza. “No you can’t.” Not a chance. I wouldn’t even be able to tell you what

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.

This is a video of Youtuber and eater of things tzuyang쯔양 casually polishing off 100 plates of sushi from a sushi conveyor belt, all in one sitting. For reference, I think my record might be around eight plates, which would have probably only been four if my girlfriend hadn’t already

This is a video from the Popular Mechanics series ‘MADE HERE’ featuring a look inside the Hostess snacks factory. While it’s certainly a delicious video to watch, all the customized automation used to produce the snacks is impressive to see as well. FUN FACT: Did you know Hostess produces approximately

This is ‘Ducks Annihilate A Bowl Of Peas,’ a piece of performance art starring two ducks ravaging a bowl of watery peas with the same ferocity as I used to attack all-you-can-eat buffets before they were all shut down due to the coronavirus. When managers saw me coming you could