This is a first person POV ride aboard the front row (back row?) of a reverse roller coaster at Gröna Lund in Sweden. The coaster goes backwards along a series of vertically dropping switchbacks, all but guaranteeing everything I ate waiting in the queue line is going to come right
This is a video of Swedish track and fielder Jesper Hellström competing in the 2022 European Championship finals and things going sideways (namely, him) during his jump. Hey, it happens. If I had a dollar for every time things didn’t go the way I’d planned, I’d have a dollar for
This is a video from creator Marques Brownlee, highlighting his visit to New Jersey based 3D Pets, which specializes in fabricating 3D printed prosthetics for pets. In the video, former stray Chloe is fitted with a new front leg after losing hers to the rough streets of Oklahoma. Cleo is
Seen here doing its best Jack Dawson impression, this is a video of artists Ruben Orozco Loza and Clara Alcantara constructing ‘The Drowning Girl’, a giant hyperrealistic face of a girl that was placed in the Bilbao River in Spain. Ruben is known for his incredibly realistic face sculptures, and
Because nothing is sacred (or even respected) on the internet, this is a video from Dustin Ballard There I Ruined It (previously), imagining Nine Inch Nails’ ‘Hurt’ (popularized by Johnny Cash) in the style of ‘Surfin’ USA’. He did a great job mashing the two songs up, it’s just not
This is some footage of a pet Madagascar giant day gecko (Phelsuma grandis, I used to have a breeding pair!) shedding its skin and eating it. Waste not, want not, those are valuable nutrients! Now I know what you’re thinking, but no, you should definitely not start picking and eating
This is a video of two dudes performing a couple different tricks that involve sharing each other’s legs. Me? I don’t share my legs with anybody, not even my girlfriend. “Whatever, they’re chicken legs anyways.” Honey! “What?” I told you, I’m going to stop skipping leg day! Keep going for
This is a compilation of clips from a trail-cam in Yellowstone National Park of wolf parents bringing “toys” back to the den after a hunt to calm their anxious pups. Usually in the form of bones and antlers, but also the occasional tree branch. Some more details about the behavior