Because you’re a tough dude and you totally rule nature, this is a clip of a man getting charged by a bull elk in Yellowstone National Park because he got too close trying to take a video. I like how he looks back at the giant elk like the elk

Because Mother Nature, just like Wu-Tang Clan, ain’t nuthing ta f*** wit, this is a video of a bald eagle pulling a large carp ashore to dine on. The person recording the video says the carp was 20-pounds, but I don’t know about that. Sure I’m no expert fish-weighing expert

Well folks, summer is long gone and it’s time to buckle down for an ungodly brutal winter (the woolly bear caterpillars have spoken to me). But in remembrance of warmer days, this is a timelapse video of a couple sunflowers blooming over the course of ten days. Watching it I

Because life is basically a Disney movie, this is a video of a herd of deer that come to visit a woman on her back porch whenever they hear her voice. Me? Animals usually run whenever they hear my voice. Of course it probably doesn’t help that it sounds like

This is a video from Youtuber Dom.e Wingsuit’s helmetcam as he flies down the southface of Marmolada, a mountain in northeast Italy and the highest mountain of the Dolomites (a section of the Alps). It’s all very beautiful. Would I do it? Meh, wingsuits aren’t really fast enough for me

Because nature is a trip, this is a video of a drone flight down Venezuela’s Angel Falls, the world’s tallest uninterrupted waterfall with a height of 979 meters (3,212 ft) and a plunge of 807 meters (2,648 ft). Now that is a serious waterfall. For comparison, I once stood on

This is the absolutely stunning LEGO great coral reef built by LEGO maniac Kris Kelvin that’s up for voting on the LEGO Ideas website with the hope it gets the requisite 10,000 votes for LEGO to consider it for production. Just look at that thing! So many unique pieces. I

This is a video from Youtuber Ant Lab (but these are moths!) of seven different species of moth taking flight filmed in 6,000FPS ultra slow motion. Glorious, aren’t they? The species in order in case you’re not a lepidopterist and know already: 00:00 – Rosy maple moth, 01:01 – Polyphemus