This is a video of a waterfall in Hope, British Columbia that produces perfectly spherical ice balls, which “occurs when ice sheets break into smaller pieces and are repeatedly rounded by the constant pressure of a waterfall.” How about that! I wouldn’t be picking them up and tossing them around

Because it’s always a pleasant reminder to see that some people are still out there working hard to do the things that really matter, this is a video of dog trainer Wolfgang Lauenburger (previously) setting the Guinness World Record for most dogs in a conga line, with a respectable 14.

This is a video of builder John Malecki upcycling an old ping pong table with a custom swinging pendulum paint job, which he then tops with a coat of clear epoxy. The finished product is stunning, and I would happily backspin some balls across that thing. Or play beer pong.

This is a video of a middle school band performing an impressive cover of Gun N’ Roses’ 1987 banger ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’ during their holiday concert at a nearby church. My only complaint is the sound technician should have done a better job of mixing their audio, because the

This is a very worthwhile video of Australian TikToker Dazza’s quest to 3D print the perfect home for a green tree frog that was living in a fence pole on his property. He starts with a basic home model that fits on top of the pole, before replacing it with

These are a couple videos from scientist Adrian Smith of Ant Lab discussing and documenting the work of leafcutter ants cutting the petals off a rose, as well as carving up a bunch of leaves, all to feed to their fungus garden back home. The first video is short and

This is song (if you can even call it that) created by There I Ruined It (previously), featuring numerous artists singing ‘Yeah’ in their own style, all played back to back. It’s really something. Something I wish I’d turned the volume down on before hitting play on my phone at

This is another size comparison video from Global Data (a follow-up to their previously posted video), comparing the actual size of different types of animals, both extinct and extant. Mother Nature sure doesn’t make them like she used to, does she? She used to make them BIG. Now she makes