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A cat named MacKenzie sat on a soft blanket and began "making biscuits" while a baking video played on the computer in front of him.

Tom BetGeorge of Magical Light Shows created a 'Stranger Things' Halloween light show with a 400 foot Mind Flayer made out of drones.

A tired Saluki dog named Nilo barked very politely at the orange kitten sleeping in his bed in a persistent effort to get it back for himself.

Dancers with The Australian Ballet gracefully recite the English Alphabet using ballet terms relating to their pointe shoes.

MayTree performed a resounding cover of the theme from Back to the Future with sound effects and all.

Cat expert Jackson Galaxy explained the various reasons why cats love cardboard boxes but hate their carriers.

Animator Sam O'Nella used his distinctive stick figure to humorously describe the random manner in which animals are given scientific names.

Vocalist Geoff Castellucci performed a low bass cover of the western song "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky" with four ghost cowboys on either side.

In a 1989 episode of the British television show The Ghost of Faffner Hall", musician Thomas Dolby explained how a synthesizer works.

Robyn Adele Anderson performed the iconic White Stripes song "Seven Nation Army" as a snappy bluegrass cover that includes banjo and violin.

Sprice Machines built a delightful Rube Goldberg machine that takes all the fixings for a perfect picnic out of the basket and onto a blanket.

Swedish musician Mattias Krantz tried to add electricity to a metal hammer piano with help from ElectroBoom.

A statuesque Savannah cat in Michigan named Fenrir Antares Powers has set the Guinness World Record for the "Tallest domestic living cat".

Movies Insider visited foley artist Stefan Fraticelli of Oddio Studios to learn how he creates credible footstep sounds for film and TV.

Bill McClintock combined James Brown's "Sex Machine" with Judas Priest's "Electric Eye" for a truly funky heavy metal mashup.

Kurzgesagt offers an existential lesson in terrestrial humility with an animated look at the increasingly smaller forms of life that lurk under our feet.

"A Brief Disagreement" is an animated short by Steve Cutts showing how weapons have evolved, but adversarial feelings between humans have not.

Gavin Free of The Slow Mo Guys filmed Dan Gruchy as he dove into a trampoline covered in brightly colored paint powders.

Drew Caballero, who performs as Drew on the Kit, adds fun, appropriate drum soundtracks to videos he finds or are submitted to him.

Tom Delgado took viewers on an informative and amusing expedition to the iconic New York City amusement park at Coney Island.

A brightly-colored stunt car races around the empty streets of Los Angeles in the drone-shot music video for the JAWNY song "Adios".

Rick and Morty respectively embody Chance the Rapper and Joey Bada$$ in a cartoon remix mashup of the song "The Highs & the Lows".

Wicked Wombat shared a heartwarming compilation of animals being released from different forms of captivity and back into the wild.

Gideon of LetThemTalkTV explains why British English and American English say the word "tomato" differently but not the word potato.

Funny Moments put together a hilarious compilation of some of the best interviews with the late great Robin Williams.

Mr. Doodle (Sam Cox) amazingly drew his distinctive doodles over every square inch of his giant house in Tenterden, Kent, England.

Adam Ragusea shared a simple recipe showing how to make German-style pretzels using sodium carbonate rather than caustic and costly lye.

Doctor Joren Whitley of Oklahoma Chiropractic uniquely provides care to all types of wild and domestic animals, including human beings.

Adam Chitayat created an incredible timelapse music video made from Google Street View images for the Axel Bowman song "Out Sailing".

KRL Voiceovers amusingly gave voice to Duke, the golden retriever who refused to get out of the pool despite the pleas of his human.

Kristina Schiano and Cole Rolland played a lightning-fast, heavy metal cover of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata (3rd Movement).

The trombonists of Liberty High School Marching Band performed the highly choreographed "Headchoppers" routine while blindfolded.

Feli from Germany, a Bavarian ex-pat in Cincinnati, Ohio, showed how to pronounce several popular German brands in their original German.

Rémy Métailler shot dizzying GoPro footage of his ride down the LYM mountain bike trail in British Columbia with many elevated bridges.

David Bennett, a talented musician who analyzes music, performed 80 of the most popular piano intros in recent history.

The Brick Wall built an amazing LEGO Pancake Factory that cracks eggs, mixes in milk and flour, and then pours the batter into an oiled pan.

Cheddar News took the streets to talk about why millions of rats reside in New York City and what locals are doing to rid themselves of the problem.

A curious calico cat in Carrara, Italy. stood up on the kitchen counter to smell her human's cup of espresso and repeatedly tried to bury it.

Bloomberg Quicktake examines the rise of non-alcoholic beer, how it's changed over the last decade and why it's become so popular.

Andy Rehfeldt used clever editing to make Mary Poppins sound like she's singing a death metal version of "A Spoonful of Sugar".

Cassie, the ostrich-legged robot by Agility Robotics, set the Guinness World Record for "The fastest 100 m by a bipedal robot".

Batman has a phone conversation with his alter ego, Bruce Wayne, when Commissioner Gordon and Chief O'Hara called each man separately.

The inimitable Ryan Reynolds stared straight at the camera to give an important update on "Deadpool 3", the first MCU "Deadpool" film.

A cat named Liebchen enjoys hiking, canoeing, skiing (with his own ski pass), and participating in other outdoor sports with his humans.

Jay Foreman takes a cheeky look at the history of the London Tube map in a subterranean installment of his "Unfinished London" series.

The NASA DART Mission launched a small space spacecraft at asteroid Dimorphos, crashing into it in an attempt to divert its path.

Parents release their baby girl into the wild in a hilarious faux BBC documentary that follows the girl as she strikes out on her own.

RobWords explained how the Old Norse language of the Vikings had a profound effect on the modern English language.

Props from "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul" were strewn across a New Mexico desert in a wonderful CGI tribute to the two series.

Good Future Music performed the Guns ‘N Roses ballad "Sweet Child O’ Mine" in the distinctive style of "I Wanna Be Sedated" by The Ramones.