This is a video of the fun and destruction loving Aussie crew of Youtube channel How Ridiculous experimenting to see which of 21 different objects they can throw through ten panes of glass in a row. Objects include a tomato, toilet paper roll, Rubik’s Cube, handful of Skittles, baseball, hammer,

Created by LEGO and Star Wars fan JK Brickworks, this is a video of a LEGO Endor Speeder Chase build set that’s been modded into a kinetic sculpture, with the speeder bikes weaving back and forth to give the impression of a chase between the trees. That’s cool. Granted, not

Kallima inachus (aka orange oakleaf, Indian oakleaf, or dead leaf) is a species of butterfly native to Tropical Asia that almost perfectly resembles a dead leaf when its wings are closed. With its wings open though it reveals beautiful oranges and iridescent purple and blue. Mother Nature: she’s a wild

Constructed over the course of four days by 18 steady-handed builders, this is a video of the world’s largest Kapla plank tower being destroyed (Kapla planks are like long dominoes made from pine). The tower measured a very respectable 82-feet tall, and took over 100,000 planks to construct. Wow! The

Because knowledge is power, this is a video of DJ from Youtube channel The Bear Essentials detailing how to get back in a capsized canoe in deep water. It does involve grabbing your thwart and yoke, which I do all the time, capsized boat or not. First you right the

Presumably after ignoring the posted signage, this is a clip of a family of tourists in their Nissan Armada painfully passing through the Shrine Drive-Thru Tree at the Avenue of the Giants in Myers Flat, California, scraping the SUV and destroying their sideview mirrors in the process. The 175-foot redwood

This is a video of a 17-year old male grizzly being re-released into the wild after being trapped by bear-biologist Tim Manley due to repeatedly raiding chicken coops. They moved him to a much more remote area for release with the hopes he has less run-ins with humans. And, to

This is a video of guitarist Bernth (previously playing a water-filled guitar) experimenting with an 18-string Indian sitar to incorporate its sound into his heavy metal. He produces some pretty tasty riffs with it too. Maybe not something I’d eat all day every day, but it’s not kid’s cereal or