Because life, uh, finds a way, this is a video of two chimps at a zoo using a fallen tree branch to retrieve an apple floating in a pond, too far to reach by hand. That’s some solid tool usage right there. I imagine most humans presented with the same
Because all work and no play makes Jack basically me, this is a video of a man dismounting a roof by using two long straight poles and a shovel under his ass to slide back down to the ground after finishing his work up there. Very clever. Although what I
This is a video of a clever tabby cat named Cheeto tricking its English mastiff brother Larry into a gated pen, then casually closing the gate and escaping through a gap in the bars, locking the big dog inside. Larry, you fool! You can forget about playing poker with the
This is a video of theoretical physicist Michio Kaku explaining string theory in just 60 seconds, which is unfortunately still 40-50 seconds longer than most people’s attention span. Did I learn something? Yes, but am I more confused now as a result? Also yes. That’s the price you pay for
This is the suite (and sweet) sign for the Women’s Care Specialists for mammograms and ultrasounds in a medical building, who have the very appropriate and presumably intentional suite 800B. Is there also a urologist in Suite P3N15? I doubt it, but what sort of trouble are you having, anyways?
This is a video of a Jeep’s copilot panicking and abandoning ship as soon as the vehicle starts to slip backwards while offroading. The driver quickly regains control of the vehicle though, and the copilot is left sitting there with egg, and dirt, on his face. Good luck getting a
This is some home security cam footage from somewhere monkeys live of a group breaking into a home, stealing mangoes from the fridge, then escaping to the garage before the homeowners reach the kitchen and realize they’ve been robbed. I’ve got the feeling these monkeys have done this before. I’d
This is a video of a cleverly designed Japanese condiment packet that dispenses both ketchup and mustard in equal parts simultaneously. I always knew I could count on Japan for this sort of innovation. Granted, rarely do I want equal parts of ketchup and mustard on anything. I’m usually 2/3s