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John DiMarco put together a startling video compilation of various 'Star Trek' characters saying "Red Alert" in TV episodes and movies.

Andrea Love created a short needle felted stop motion animation that features a buttered waffle iron churning out waffles made of fuzzy yarn.

Primitive Technology industriously constructed a thatched roof workshop that can protect himself and his future projects from the elements.

The Al Dente pasta timer is a little red mafia gangster that floats inside a pasta pot and sings when the noodles are cooked to perfection.

Dr. Joe Hanson spoke with Dr. Erica Brozovsky to explain how the human brain processes the optical illusion that is reading.

A musician quite amusingly played piano from bed using ten strings attached to the keys and then tied to their fingers using loops.

A talented horn player held an impossibly long note for an incredibly long time using circular breathing skills.

A black cat named Bruce used his big voice to sing the blues in time with his human who was playing a jaunty riff on guitar.

Musicians from around the world joined Dr. John in 2021 to perform a cover of "Iko Iko" as part of the Playing For Change project.

Guitarist Nancy Wilson of the band Heart demonstrated in great detail how to play the acoustic intro to the band's 1975 hit "Crazy on You".

The PBS series "Fate & Fabled", hosts Dr. explain how and why cats have maintained a long and enduring role within historical mythology.

Trekker John DiMarco put together an amusing compilation of physicians from different Star Trek series proclaiming "I'm a doctor, not a...".

Ryan Socash of It's History takes a deep dive into the inspiring history of the iconic Empire State Building in New York City.

Jay Foreman takes a look at the surprisingly recent history of Tower Bridge in a spanning installment of his "Unfinished London" series.

Musician Göran Söllscher performed a beautiful cover of the heartbreaking song "Eleanor Rigby" on a stunning 11-string Bolin alto guitar.

Lachy Doley performed an absolutely gorgeous cover of the Procul Harum song "Whiter Shade of Pale" in memory of songwriter Gary Brooker.

Tom Scott traveled to Edinburgh, Scotland to learn the challenging art of Parkour with the executive director of Access Parkour.

A diligent collie gently herded a flock of tiny ducklings to a puddle of water where they could get a drink.

Benjamin Tassie posted adorable footage of a white Pekin duck at Café OTO in London who rhythmically banged on a colorful hand drum with his feet.

A resolute male tabby named Xiao Hu walked up to an exercise bench, put his back paws up, and began doing what looked like crunches.

Musician Nahre Sol quite amusingly transposed and performed famous, mostly instrumental melodies on a toy piano.

Simon Whistler took a look at claims that musicians put subversive messages in songs that were revealed when played backward.

The Flairdrum is a wonderful percussion instrument that's made with pressurized recycled PET plastic drink bottles.

Harrison Holt of The Generalist Papers offered a very brief but thorough animated explanation of the history of the English language.

Kinetic artist Reuben Margolin created an intricate robot caterpillar that slowly climbs up a pile of wood, one section at a time.

HipHopDX explains why the Beastie Boys was the greatest group of all time in terms of achievements, consistency, quality, and influence.

Jack Black quite joyfully recounted how he sprained his ankle while filming a gag for the final episode of CONAN.

AP International News Correspondent Phillp Crowder flawlessly reported on the unfolding events in Ukraine in six different languages.

"Fiat Lux" by Darren Pearson is a long exposure stop motion animation of a light painted skeleton that seeks out treasure.

Aleksei Shlega is a performance artist who is able to balance objects on top of other objects despite their weight, density, and porosity.

Comedian Julie Nolke quite hilariously engaged with another version of herself who tried very hard to explain what the term NFT means.

A fuzzy Valais Blacknose sheep adorably hopped across a very green field when he saw that his human had a cookie waiting for him.

Laura McGarrity creates absolutely amazing hoop embroidered animals that are stitched out of vibrantly colored thread that looks like paint.

The History Guy (Lance Geiger) offered a very eloquent tour into the long and rather bittersweet history of chocolate.

Musical comedian Bill Bailey reinterpreted the theme from "Doctor Who" as a Belgian jazz song while performing at the Royal Opera House.

Musician Luna Lee, known for playing popular songs on a Gayageum, showed how the traditional Korean instrument works.

Bradley Hall took the musical score from "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring" and turned it into a three hour metal song.

Birdperson666 built a custom handheld feeder for a hummingbird named Hector who repeatedly returns to his backyard in Oakland.

Musicians from around the world joined Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones in a passionate cover of the song "When The Levee Breaks".

Matt Caron edited various clips from "Yellowjackets" into an entertaining montage set to the cheery theme from The Golden Girls.

Nils duMortier compiled a seamless supercut of 30 of the most recognizable movie and television references made in "The Office".

Nerdist edited footage from "The Book of Boba Fett" to make it seem less like a "Star Wars" adventure series and more like a 1990s sitcom.

A gaggle of obedient Toulouse geese marched swiftly in time to the beat of a streetside march during a parade in Odense, Denmark.

PORTL is an incredibly innovative device that lets people virtually beam interactive 3D holograms of themselves across long distances.

NetMusic stripped down the iconic Journey song "Don’t Stop Believin'" to capture the incredible isolated vocals of singer Steve Perry.

Bartending champion Kaitlyn Stewart of Likeable Cocktails demonstrated the clever utility of a bar spoon's spiral design.

Folks Films created a one-minute retelling of the plot from "Alien" using objects commonly found around households and daily life.

Leo Moracchioli partnered with musician Mary Spender to perform a badass heavy metal cover of the icon Dire Straits song "Sultans of Swing".

Journey to the Microcosmos explored the dark history behind the mail-order packets of brine shrimp that were marketed as "Sea Monkeys".

Stu K of Debunked explores whether it is better to walk or run in the rain in order to be drier upon arrival at one's destination.