This is a video of the reveal of a Ninja Turtle cake crafted by Smash A Cake Brisbane & Gold Coast for young Walter’s birthday. The cake, modeled after Raphael’s head from the newer animated series, appears to rise from a ‘sewer’. That’s wild. I remember when I was Walter’s

Because the fun to be had at cat conventions is practically limitless, this is a video from the recent CFA International Cat Show and Expo in Cleveland, Ohio of attendees participating in cat-aoke. Cat-aoke is like karaoke, but with all the songs sung in cat meows. is it my new

This is a drive-by of a home in Corona, California that goes as hard as possible on Halloween decorations, and particularly the inflatables. There also appear to be a couple bounce houses in their driveway at the end. If you can fill it with air, they’re into it, and $10

These are several photos and videos of the Halloween display created by some homeowners in East Aurora, New York, featuring a giant spider on a boom that appears to crawl down a 3-story web to the yard below. For reference, I have several pumpkins, a hay bale, and some dried

This is a video of someone’s DIY Halloween decorations, which use a bed sheet, two lights, and a fan in each window to create the illusion that the whole house is ablaze. And while there’s no denying it’s a cool effect, there’s also no denying 911 is going to be

32-year old Andi Norton stuck a LEGO dot (a circular 1×1 piece) up his nose when he was 6. Then, he tried to remove it by sticking a LEGO minifig up there, hoping the head and dot would connect. When that didn’t work he got his mom got involved, who

Gatsby, a rescue cat affectionately known as Galaxy Kitty (links to his Instagram with a million videos), is a tuxedo cat with vitiligo, an autoimmune disorder that causes patches of skin to lose their pigment, resulting in Gatsby’s galactic coloration. Gatsby and his sister (with normal coloration) were rescued together

Because scientists are an unending source of wild and crazy ideas, researchers at Cornell University and the University of Florence have developed a starfish shaped robot that’s controlled by the electrical signals generated by its onboard king oyster mushrooms (Pleurotus eryngii). I’m not going to lie, I did mistake those