This is a video highlighting the endangered Palm Cockatoo, the only non-cartoon bird known to make and play instruments, crafting drumsticks and using them to beat out a rhythm to attract a mate. Mates love good rhythm. Me? I have no rhythm. One time I tried to impress a date

This is a video documenting the rehabilitation of Princess Edna, a Pokemon 10-day old mole that was accidentally dug up by a man during garden renovations and reached out to Critter Care Wildlife Society in Langley, British Columbia to care for the animal. Look at those front feet! And I

This is a video of paraglider Ulvi Ercan experiencing a “60 percent asymmetrical collapse” while gliding and losing his GoPro in the process, which captures its fall from 1,100 meters safely to the ground below. Of course it landed in soft grass and not on a boulder, which I’m sure

This is an animated Back To The Future short made by Landon’s Animation Wheelhouse featuring Doc and Marty wreaking havoc in their time-traveling Delorean (including causing the extinction of the dinosaurs and sinking the Titanic). Unhinged is definitely accurate. Would I watch a full length version? Are you kidding? I’ve

These are several videos of 2024 Kendama World Cup U9 champion Naru Nishimoto demonstrating his very impressive skills with the toy. Naru was the youngest entrant in the competition and still took home the gold. And I can see why. If I had this level of hand-eye coordination I might

Carefully crafted by artist Nanako Kume, ‘Sharpener’ is a series of lampshades made from the shavings of massive colored pencils cut with a giant pencil sharpener. The colored pencils aren’t actually functional colored pencils (there’s no colored pigment in the middle), just hexagonal logs with a painted exterior. Per Nanako,

Flash mobs: apparently they’re still a thing. I’ve never actually witnessed one in real life, but based on all the videos I’ve seen, I’m fine with that. This one is cool though, featuring a well orchestrated performance of Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ in a Parisian square. All the singers and musicians

This is a video of musician Ronobir Lahiri performing Dr. Dre’s 1999 (my God, where has the time gone?) banger “Still D.R.E.’ on a traditional Indian sitar. If you had asked me when ‘Still D.R.E.’ came out I probably would have honestly guessed ten years ago. Definitely not 26. I