This is a video of Damian from California Carnivores pouring out a hybrid Nepenthes pitcher plant (Nepenthes truncata x Nepenthes lowii) that caught and digested a small rodent, likely a mouse. In the wilds of Borneo, Nepenthes lowii produces a substance that attracts tree shrews, which come and eat the

This is a rather fascinating video of explainer of things Tom Scott visiting a grocery packing warehouse in the southeast of London, where 2,300 robots are constantly on the move gathering and packing bags of groceries for delivery to customers. The facility, the size of seven football (soccer?) fields, contains

This is a video of The Action Lab’s James Orgill demonstrating how to use a vacuum chamber to easily separate the filling from both sides of Oreo cookies. Don’t have a vacuum chamber? No worries, just dunk and stuff four Oreos in your mouth and eat them all at once

Because special talents come in all shapes and sizes, this is a video of a smoothie maker demonstrating his very impressive pouring skills by performing several rainbow pours while preparing a drink. Man, could you imagine if I had those pouring skills? My floor would be way less sticky, that’s

This is a video of otters Hana and Kotaro reacting to popcorn being made in a hot-air popper. At first they’re curious, then they’re a bit scared of it (one keeps running upstairs then diving under the sofa), but in the end they aren’t even into the popcorn that was

Assembled by Israeli filmmaker Ariel Avissar, this is a supercut of superheroes (and villains) eating in Marvel movies. Which was your favorite scene? Or, even more importantly, what food do you think looked the best? Personally, I’m making chicken parmigiana for dinner tonight to impress my girlfriend. Oooooor accidentally give

This is a video of a Houston Rockets fan (I didn’t know there were any left after their 17-55 season) demonstrating her ‘hack’ for deboning chicken wing flats without using her teeth like a normal person. Impressive I guess, but it looks a little tedious and the video is 33

This is a video from Joseph Herscher of Joseph’s Machines, who’s taken a step beyond his previous peanut butter and jelly sandwich Rube Goldberg machine to develop one capable of making a pizza. Could you imagine if this is actually how pizzas were made? I’d spend a lot more time