This is Animals on Glass, a short compilation shot by the Wakaleo Animal Channel of a number of different animals filmed from underneath through a glass table. A change in perspective, that’s cool. A lot of those animals looked wild from below. Were the mealworms really necessary though? They look

Seen here looking like a deleted scene from Twilight, this is some footage from a trail cam set up by McGill University professor of evolutionary ecology Andrew Hendry, which is spotted by a pack of 15 wolves. The wolves then proceed to investigate the camera and surrounding area to determine

This is a video of a little mouse peering out of its hiding spot in a stove, deciding that the coast is clear (despite the fact there’s a person standing right there filming), and stealing an OREO before quickly retreating back to its hidey hole. PLEASE NOTE: I will accept

Because you don’t know until you try, the fun-loving and experimental Russian mechanics at Garage 54 took a notoriously lemony Lada and cut it in half lengthwise, but saving all the equipment necessary to keep it running. Then they drive it to town. That’s fun. Although I’m not sure how

Because maybe there really is such a thing as a free lunch, this is a video of a lion at a drive-through safari experience in South Africa casually opening a car door with its mouth. For reference, I don’t open any kinds of doors with my mouth, but I can

Note: Language. This is a short video of an Australian woman scaring her dad by yelling through the louvered window of his workshop and scaring the piss out of him. I mean not literally, although maybe. Can you blame him? This is Australia we’re talking about — not only is

These are a few photographs from a shop in Japan where the owner had glass panels installed in the ceiling so the shop’s resident cats can watch shoppers, and vice-versa. A great idea, but are we sure the rest of those drop panels can support the weight of those cats?

This is a video of Youtuber Randomonium discussing, building, and demonstrating his homemade invisibility/distortion shield constructed using sheets of lenticular lens. For those of you unfamiliar with how lenticular lenses work, he provides an explanation and diagram at around 2:30. Randomium estimates the cost of building your own shield to