This is some Ring doorbell cam footage from a home when a bobcat wanders onto the property and decides the resident house cat’s food is actually its food. The house cat stands its ground though, and the bobcat eventually stalks off. That is a brave little kitty. For reference, my

This is a video of a Kentucky man bidding an unfond farwell to his wife’s car on its way to the scrap yard and being unceremoniously denied the satisfaction of a shattered window. You know, we should do this to my neighbor’s car this weekend while he’s at the beach.

This is a video of Buster getting caught after trying to run away from home like I did when I was six. I packed enough peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to almost last an hour! The guy in the video is able to track Buster thanks to an Apple AirTag

This is a video of two parents trying to embarrass their daughter while picking her up from school by playing some loud-ass Riverdance on the car stereo. The daughter isn’t embarrassed though and just stepdances right along to the music. Also, who were these parents trying to embarrass her in

Remember the cabin footage from that attempted cash-in-transit robbery in Pretoria, South Africa? Well now the armored Land Cruiser’s front-facing dashcam footage has been released, showing the ambush take place as driver Leo Prinsloo makes like a tree and gets the hell out of there. Per one particularly badass Youtube

Keeping with the carjacking/robbery theme today, this is a video from the inside of a bulletproofed Toyota Landcruiser as a group tries to rob it while in transit in Pretoria, South Africa. The driver, an ex-police officer, handles it all incredibly well, despite being shot at several times (the first

This is a video of a Turkish ice cream vendor in Bangalore, India performing his usual routine of ice cream catch-me-if-you-can when the man he’s trying to outmaneuver actually manages to grab the ice cream. Now I’m not sure if you’re required to hang up your ice cream vending hat

This is a video of two Canadian geese protecting their goslings from a hawk attack. When the hawk comes in hot one goes low to cover the babies with its wings, while the other takes to the air to meet the hawk in aerial combat. Honestly, I thought one was