This is a video of a transformer atop a telephone pole giving up the ghost in a truly spectacular fashion. It’s like a pyrotechnics show. According to people in the Reddit comments, this is likely the result “of the secondary wires shorting out in the conduits attached to the cross

This is a video of very precious Milo the ring-necked parakeet throwing a temper tantrum when his owner tells him that she’s going to step outside for a little while. It sounds like he’s actually mocking her. It only lasts a short while though before he’s back to blowing kisses

This is a video of precious baby otter Joey eating ice at the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre in Vancouver, Canada. How cute is he?! Also, somebody should probably clean and sterilize the ice maker of whatever fast food restaurant this was filmed at, all for the sake of a TikTok

This is a video of guitarist Luca Stricagnoli covering The Beatles’ ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’ on acoustic guitar along with his latest invention, the “reverse slide neck”, attached to the bottom of the instrument. Luca says the slide can easily be attached or removed in a matter of seconds,

This is a video of very Australian Nathan Griggs performing a whip-cracking routine at Uluru (aka Ayers Rock) to the tune of ‘Cotton-Eyed Joe’. Is anybody else surprised ‘Cotton-Eyed Joe’ isn’t just a song their dad made up when they were a kid? I mean apparently people in Australia know

Note: Keep your volume in check. This is a video demonstration of Mew, an electronic theremin-like instrument created by Emily Groves that purrs when a person approaches it, and meows and growls as they touch or pet it. So…it’s basically a pet cat that doesn’t require a litter box. Of

In sweet, wholesome internet news, this is a short video of nine baby opossums chomping on some banana. Man, I love opossums. Raccoons too. People think they’re weird, but that’s because people need to pretend they’re better than eating out of trash cans and playing in the sewers at night

This is a rather satisfying, possibly ASMR video of Youtuber Gojzer crushing a variety of different objects both in regular form and encased in Jell-O, using a fast shredder. The sound that Jell-O makes reminds me of of when I used to squish it in-between my teeth as a kid.