This is a vintage clip from the Stupid Human Tricks segment of Late Night With David Letterman circa 1994 of a woman that looks like a cross between Alyssa Milano and my friend Bevin who can spit her gum out and catch it back in her mouth like Kirby. How

This is a short video of a squid making an almost unbelievable color change when removed from the water, turning from a dark black to nearly transparent in the blink of an eye, then turning back to black just as quickly when its returned to the water. Mother Nature, am

Because reverse can be tricky for some people, this is a video of some numbnut in an old Isuzu Rodeo backing up hard into a parked Nissan Xterra, and if this had happened when I was in high school every dude would be wincing right now at their dream car

This is a video captured by Twitter user jamie amalea pappas of two turtles playing in a pond, with one slapping the other’s face while swimming backwards, taunting it. We all have that friend. Or, should I say, we all had that friend before we finally read a self help

This is a video from TikTok user Becky Robins of her brother kicking off his sandals and leaping through the door of their Hobbit-hole, making a perfect flying superman punch at her phone, presumably after she made fun of how long he spends in the bathroom. Honestly, even with all

Because there’s a very fine line between Happy Hour and Unhappy Hour, these are a several videos (one security cam, a couple shot by friends) of a woman getting stuck upside down behind a dining booth and restaurant staff struggling to pull her out while her drunk friends laugh their

This is ‘Three Ways Of Melting A Chocolate Bunny’, a short art film by Lernert & Sander featuring three hollow chocolate bunnies being melted. The first goes up against a clothes iron, the second a heat lamp, and the last a blow dryer. Now I’m not suggesting Lenert & Sander

Because Mother Nature is even trippier than dropping acid at Cracker Barrel, this is a video detailing the process by which honeypot ants turn some females into repletes — living storage tanks full of nectar for when food is scarce. Nectar can both be added to and fed from the