This is a video of a group of skittish squirrels (aren’t they all?) outside the window of appropriately named Youtuber Squirrels at the Window being treated to a fancy charcuterie board covered with various nuts and fruit. That looks nice, although I would be disappointed if I just paid $28

These are several shots and a video of the removal of 700 pounds of acorns that a pair of acorn woodpecker stashed in the wall of a Santa Rosa, California home. Nick Castro of Nick’s Extreme Pest Control was actually inspecting for mealworms when he discovered the nut hoard, and

This is a video from a Korean foundry where giant hex nuts are made (imagine the Erector Set you could build with those things!), detailing the process in which steel rods are transformed into some of the biggest nuts I’ve ever seen. The North Atlantic right whale excluded of course,

Presumably pleased with the Youtube success of his previous two iterations of squirrel mazes (version 2.0 here), this is a video of ex-NASA engineer turned Youtuber Mark Rober holding the Backyard Squirrelympics 3.0, an Olympic style competition in which squirrels compete in seven different events to see which is the

Presumably following a failed attempt to spice up their love life and do it somewhere dangerous, this is a video of a squirrel dangling from another squirrel hanging on for dear life to a home’s rain gutter. Dammit, you’re squirrels, just let it go. “Amen.” Thanks, Elsa! So yeah, when

This is a video from very amateur storm chaser Sam Smith almost getting his ticket to Oz punched in Rochelle, Illinois when he drives waaaaaay too close to an approaching tornado. Per Sam himself: “♬ You say I’m crazy, ’cause you don’t think I know what you’ve done, but when

I’ve always wanted to build a cool Rube Goldberg machine but every time I try I get frustrated after the first five minutes of nothing working right (mostly due to my misunderstanding of physics) and then rage-quit and Godzilla stomp through all my hard poor quality work. This is a

This is a video of former NASA engineer and current American Squirrel Ninja Warrior course engineer Mark Rober discussing and letting squirrels have a go at his spy/heist movie inspired obstacle course and maze. As usual, Mark did an incredible job with the build, but the squirrels did an even