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The ever-evolving robot FORPHEUS, which was designed to teach humans to play ping pong, has been updated for the seventh time since 2013.

Weird History Food offers an enlightening look at the accidental origins of the microwave oven and one man's faith in its innovation.

Brian Moore created the unique LOL Verifier", a device that only lets a user type LOL when they are actually laughing out loud.

Drew Builds Stuff decided that his dog needed an upgraded dog house, so he built the canine equivalent of a luxurious heated tiny house.

Jon Lefkovitz created a wonderful compilation of film and television characters moving together in complete unison.

A human belonging to The Golden Ellie cleverly hid inside the storage area of her couch to play a gentle trick on the curious canine.

Wildlife photographer Julian Rad created a tiny snowman for a little red squirrel to play with during an adorable photo shoot.

Cities and Memory has put together "Obsolete Sounds," a giant collection of sounds that have become obsolete or are quickly disappearing.

60 Second Docs visited with Rhys Kelly, an artist who creates hand-painted replica eyeball jewelry, statement pieces, and installations.

While appearing on the show "Penn & Teller: Fool Us", magician Axel Adler performed a mind-bending dance on three fully articulating legs.

Bala Nivetha creates realistic flowers in a style known as Russian Sculpture Painting, which uses paint to create 3D images on flat surfaces.

Sleepy Skunk released his annual movie trailer mashup for 2022, which seamlessly threads together trailers for films released in 2022.

A giant black and white Newfoundland dog named Belle and a matching tuxedo cat named Bears have become the best of friends.

Timothy Ellis captured adorable footage of a raccoon in Everett, Washington, gleefully attempting to catch the snow as it fell from the sky.

During the 45th Kennedy Center Honors ceremony, Borat poked fun at several questionable current events and poked fun at the band U2.

Architectural Digest visited Shintaro Okamoto who carved an intricate and beautiful cockatoo out of a 200-pound block of ice.

Jens Heidler of Another Perspective stood out in the wintry cold to capture the ephemeral beauty of soap bubbles freezing in real time.

Weird History Food looked at the long, sometimes strange, and undeniably tasty history of chocolate.

"The Originals" is an animated short about five friends who grew up in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Carroll Gardens in the 1970s.

Data Is Beautiful created a colorful animation that shows the highest-grossing films from 1976 through 2022.

NileRed bravely challenged himself to whip up a batch of Thioacetone, an organosulfur compound said to be the stinkiest chemical ever known.

Josué King baked a fantastic cake decorated with the dichotomous window that visually split the room shared by Enid and Wednesday.

Hickmeister mashed up "Breaking Bad" with "Malcolm in the Middle" to make it seem like Walter White was delivering a pizza to Hal Wilkerson.

David Goldenberg of MinuteEarth explained the most common causes of death during specific historical eras.

A European starling named Jabber perfectly mimicked his human, including phrases and whistling, plus a truly accurate R2-D2 imitation.

Thomas Flight talked about his favorite movies of 2022 in terms of subject matter, overall theme, reliability, and emotional response.

On the 7th night of Hannukah Sessions, Jack Black, Dave Grohl, and Greg Kurstin, performed a cover of Rush's "The Spirit of Radio".

A little girl named Phoenix and a rescued fox named Fergie formed an inseparable bond at the Greener Pastures Sanctuary in Perth, Australia.

News Be Funny has put together a hilarious compilation of some of the amusing news bloopers that aired during 2022.

RAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH used DJ Alant's audio mashup of "Tear You Apart" with "Bela Lugosi's Dead" and set it to 1960s footage of women dancing.

Todd Barriage cleverly reimagined the iconic AC/DC anthem "Back in Black" as being performed by an Emo band from the early 2000s.

Mathieu Terrade performed a swinging cover of the 1963 surf instrumental "Surf Rider" by The Lively Ones on a custom Harpejji by Marcodi.

MedievalMadness narrated an amusing compilation of astounding myths, rumors, and folklore from the Medieval Era of history

The late Jerry Granelli, the last surviving member of the Vince Guaraldi Trio, played "Linus and Lucy" with his own trio in 2014.

Desmond Doom musically reimagined the moody Nirvana song “Heart-Shaped Box" in The Cure's distinctive jangly guitar style.

A beautiful white Norwegian forest cat named Sigrid enjoys riding around London in the basket of her human Travis Nelson's bicycle.

Data Is Beautiful created an entertaining animated timeline that shows the best-selling game consoles from 1978 through 2022.

Rhetty for History compiled a visual list of some of the top Christmas toys introduced in the 1980s and 1990s.

PresCEO amusingly put himself as an unamused onlooker into a compilation of various employees dancing at work.

A traumatized baby monkey found comfort with an easygoing dog at the Peepal Farm who let her ride on his back whenever she liked.

JD Chambers of Rainfall Projects fabricated a sleek, modern steel folding staircase for the folks at Bourbon Moth Woodworking Co.

Mystery Scoop explains how Saint Nicholas' enormous capacity for generosity, kindness, and compassion made him a worldwide holiday icon.

Luca Stricagnoli played a harmonic dual acoustic guitar cover of "Toss a Coin to Your Witcher" from the Netflix series "The Witcher".

Jamie Dupuis performed a touching fingerstyle cover of the classic Jim Croce song "Time in a Bottle" on a beautiful cutaway acoustic guitar.

Brett Foxwell collected over 12,000 leaves in various stages of their life cycle and put them into an incredible stop motion animation.

Dr. Zdenek Pilat of ChemTalk captured footage of beautiful footage of colorful flames making up a vivid rainbow of sorts.

Rhetty for History compiled a list of popular snack foods introduced in the US in the 1980s, many of which have been largely discontinued.

jimmysomething used Puppet Time to give a cat at a desk with his human, a pair of long arms, a cup of coffee, a phone, and paperwork.

Charles Berthoud donned a "Halloween" Michael Myers mask, broke out a bow, and began playing an eerie tune on a musical saw.

Jason Farmer explained every step of making fried rice at home that is as good as, or even better than, one at a favorite Chinese restaurant.