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A corgi named Potato ran in adorable circles around her new Aurora, Colorado yard upon seeing snow for only the second time in her life.

0x00 built an incredible, ever-expanding animation that imagines the colorful life on the 796th floor of a giant imaginary space station

Engineers at Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles in Norway have built an industrial 5-wheel office chair that drives up to 12 miles per hour.

In the 1990 HBO special "George Carlin: Doin' It Again', the legendary comedian hilariously railed against manufactured euphemisms.

Musician Paul Barton shared a touching video of his daughter Emilie learning how to play "Moon River" over the first seven years of her life.

A good-natured blind senior pit pull named Petey thinks he's a toy dog breed when he walks, hangs out, and eats with his petite buddies.

NintendoJoe64 reimagined the intro from the 3rd Iteration of Doctor Who (Jon Pertwee) as a classic 1970s American style buddy cop series.

Euclid of Hueman Instrument created a colorful AI generated music video for the classic experimental Pink Floyd song "Echoes".

Technology Connections examined a device that monitored, removed, and replaced profanity from shows and movies viewed on television.

Alumenad created a fascinating compilation that condensed the many notable events that occurred between 1990 and 2000.

Business Insider talked with food design experts Steve Giralt and Brett Kurzweil to learn the creative ways fast food commercials are shot.

A blind super crimson albino morph iguana named Tamerlan has formed an enduring bond with his beloved human, filmmaker Alexey Kashpersky.

Bernth poured a blue pail of water into his acoustic guitar to achieve a subtle swishing sound to accompany his original song "Waterworks".

Zhang Qihui performed on progressively larger flutes until she reached the world's largest flute, which required two assistants to hold.

Improv Everywhere set up at a soccer field in Long Island City where a lone goalie invited passersby to kick a winning goal into the net.

Jeff Seal stood on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, encouraging pedestrians to cross the street during the 2022 NYC Marathon.

A little orphaned squirrel who was rescued as a baby by very caring humans comes back every day to play with them.

A playful elephant in Kenya used her trunk to distract KBC journalist Alvin Kaunda from his report and steal the spotlight for herself.

Seb Skelly performed a smoothly arranged brass horn cover of the Fleetwood Mac song "Everywhere", accompanying himself on all parts.

Guinness World Records shared the spooky history behind La Isla de las Muñecas (Island of the Dolls) just south of the Mexico City center.

Street Artifact is an interactive map that plots locations and displays 4K augmented reality 3D images of street art in neighborhoods.

Martin Gonzalez transcribed, note-for-note, a Requiem that Mozart dictated to composer Salieri in the "Confutatis" scene from "Amadeus".

Thomas H. Smith compiled an amazing supercut of Disney voice actors and foley artists performing their roles alongside their animated selves.

An adorably vocal donkey named Hank, who lives at Triple Brook Farm in Georgia, wishes his human good morning every day with a loud bray.

An official music video for "I'm Only Sleeping" by The Beatles was released as part of the remixed stereo release of their album "Revolver".

A pair of sousaphone players engaged in a lightsaber duel while playing the sound effects of said battle from behind their instruments.

Bill McClintock combined the nightmarish lyrics of the Metallica song "One" with the happy-go-lucky music from "Down Under" by Men at Work.

The seven year old daughter of Paul Barton, who plays piano for elephants and monkeys in Thailand, did the same for their adopted dog Sharkey.

Corridor Digital skillfully utilized AI animation tools to put the Tom Holland MCU Spider-Man into the Sony Pictures animated Spider-Verse

Photographer Andrea Humphreys and friends encountered a large Pacific Octopus who gave them big hugs in the waters of Campbell River.

Sergii Gordieiev of The Q retrofitted the wheels of his bicycle with changing RGB LED strip lights that are controlled with a phone app.

Scientists have discovered that female octopuses will deliberately hurl shells and other debris at males they feel are harassing them.

A tiny Shetland pony named Pumuckel, the smallest pony in the world, spreads joy by working as a therapy animal.

Tinos the Cat Mom put a GPS tracker on the collar of her cat Bernie so that she can track his movements when he goes outside.

British retailer John Lewis shared their heartwarming advert for Christmas 2022 about a man learning to skateboard for a very good reason.

Dr. Robyn Grant of Manchester Metropolitan University shared several informative facts about the importance of whiskers on animals' faces.

Airplane Mode used Microsoft Flight Simulator to visualize what the speed of light would look like at low altitudes around the Earth.

Dr. Eric Bender used his knowledge of human behavior to gently analyze the behavior of several renowned "Star Wars" characters.

An adorable Flemish Giant rabbit named Guus, acts more like a dog than a bunny, according to his beloved human Danielle.

Kirby Ferguson of "Everything Is a Remix" looks at how imitation propagates creativity within modern video game programming and development.

Dalton Meyer, a 20 year old man from Davenport, Iowa, set the Guinness World Record for the most claps (1,140) performed in a single minute.

Rob Watts of RobWords takes a utilitarian look at the origins of words that describe certain occupations involved in early retail trade.

60 Second Docs met with Ahren Belisle, a non-verbal comedian who performs onstage using body language and speech technology.

Ermioni Giannakou of Diasozo Animal Rescue Karditsa travels around Greece to feed and provide care for hundreds of stray animals.

Five year old piano prodigy Alberto Cartuccia Cingolani performed a flawless rendition of Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 16 in C major.

A fascinating segment from a 2001 BBC News report from Rory Cellan-Jones focuses on the possibility of cameras on mobile phones.

Pet otters Kotaro and Hana were taken outside by their devoted humans to find out how they would react to a soap bubble gun made for dogs.

A little dachshund and a sprightly tortoise played a lively football game (soccer) in their family's yard in Antwerp, Belgium.

Artist Sunday Nobody built a giant 3,000 pound concrete sarcophagus for a bag of Flaming Hot Cheetos that future generations can find.

Anthony Stellini of RSR Real Estate gave a tour of the massive La Crescenta hilltop compound that belongs to Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers.