This is a video of a cat wearing a bread slice collar repeatedly attempting to eat an entire bowl of food in a single bite. Jeez, slow down– it’s not going anywhere! I tell my dogs the same thing but they never listen, they just scarf it down as quickly

This is a video of Youtuber Levi Does Stuff doing some stuff. In this case, giving us a tour of his parents’ Buick having recently returned home from a trip to the mechanic, after which every button and switch in the cockpit activates the car’s horn, except the horn, which

Crafted by bag and fashion accessory designer Enrique Puente, the Furby Chaos Bag is a fancy bag covered with Furby faces and feet/ears that talks and moves on its own. But will it pass through airport security? “Probably not in a butt.” No, probably not in a butt. Crafted in

This are a couple videos of giant anteater (he’s giant, not the ants he eats, although I bet he could huff some pretty big ones) King Bumi opening wrapped presents gifted to him at the North Florida Wildlife Center in Lamont, Florida. Honestly, the way he moves I’m not totally

This is a clip of purported foodie ivy_eating filming herself in the car eating a spring roll she just picked up from a restaurant in Orange County, California, and eating the entire piece of plastic wrap covering the roll in the process. Clearly, Ivy is doing her part to help

These are two shots of a jacket hanging in a home under construction that, from the hallway, looks exactly like a man waiting to club you in the knees with a crowbar. Thankfully, I’m carrying a nail gun, so he better be ready for me to accidentally nail my foot

In what is arguable the most exciting thing to come out of Montana since the dinosaurs, this is a video of a gang of tumbleweeds that attacked a neighborhood in Great Falls, piling up against houses trying to get in. Quick — lock the doors and bar the windows, honey,

Named for famed British naturalist and personal hero David Attenborough, this is a picture of Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna (Zaglossus attenboroughi), snapped by a camera trap during an expedition in the Cyclops Mountains in Indonesia’s Papua Province. It is the first time since 1961 that scientists have managed to spot the