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Animator Kevin Parry recreated the distinctive Netflix intro with a homemade stop-motion animation using $30 USD worth of yarn.

A wayward dog who fell into an irrigation canal in Ecuador was rescued with an excavator by a team of quick-thinking construction workers.

Wildlife artist Robert E Fuller captured amazing footage of a hardwon love story between two kestrels during their first year of mating.

JK Brickworks built an incredible LEGO Flip Walker with an internal trolley that continuously moves back and forth to keep the walker moving.

PBS Eons host Kallie Moore explains how sour taste, which may be the oldest taste of them all, evolved from dangerous to beneficial.

Transformers-themed tribute band The Cybertronic Spree performed a lively cover of the glam rock classic “Ballroom Blitz”.

Sommelier André Hueston Mack quite humorously offered advice about the correct wine pairings with different types of fast food.

Musician Nicolas Bras of Musiques de Nulle Part created a clever handmade PVC flute that also acts as a wind instrument orchestra.

A 1984 Budweiser commercial featured a wild soundtrack with Oingo Boing singing "This Bud's for You" in their distinctively unique way.

Talented voice actress Ashley Peldon who specializes in screaming talked about her long career creating the perfect on-screen. vocal ambiance.

Charles Berthoud hooked up his bass to a synth pedal and proceed to perform a very slap bass-forward heavy metal instrumental.

Brandon Ethridge played a festive soundtrack to the "Better Call Saul" scene when Saul was advertising his services as an affordable lawyer.

GeoBeats Animals visited with Patty Robinson who built a giant treehouse for the adopted baby squirrel she rescued and raised.

Mitchell Moffit of AsapSCIENCE reported on a cool, self-healing, magnetic slime that can easily conduct electricity and fits into small spaces.

Comedian Julie Nolke engaged in a conversation with another version of herself about false memories of "The Mandela Effect".

The ever-experimental Tom Scott allowed himself to be set on fire by the special effects experts of the InCamera channel.

While baking cookies on "Sesame Street" with Tamir, Brett Goldstein of "Ted Lasso" learned that the Word of the Day started with an "F."

"The Goat That Ate Time" is a wonderful animated short about a gluttonous goat who ate his way around the world in search of more time.

The Ohio State University Marching Band paid tribute to Van Halen during the halftime show at the Buckeyes Springtime Scrimmage game.

Kevin Lew captured absolutely adorable HD footage of a hungry quokka thoroughly enjoying a yellow leaf at a park on Rottnest Island in Perth.

During Coachella 2022, Danny Elfman and his orchestra performed music from "The Simpsons" and "The Nightmare Before Christmas".

A tiny baby llama who had been born 4 hours prior, adorably tried out his new legs for the first time to see exactly what they could do.

Students at Utrechts Conservatorium performed a captivating orchestral cover of the Radiohead song "Paranoid Android" in 2017 for graduation.

AT Restoration very carefully took apart a vintage seven-string guitar from the early 20th century and restored it to playable condition.

Diemut Strebe created "The Prayer", a slightly disconcerting disembodied mouth that sings endless AI-generated, self-learning prayers.

A restless Ted-Ed lesson written by Alayna Vaughan explains why people snore, some much louder than others.

HarvardTHUD donned sunglasses to perform a catchy Boomwhacer cover of the "Rickroll" famous Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up".

Ukrainian artist Christina Kunanets paints vintage plates with highly realistic 3D food of all kinds that look truly good enough to eat.

Frazier announces his plans to see Pearl Jam, ensuring that Niles, Dad, Daphne, and even Eddie had an opinion about it in an amusing parody.

Samara Ginsberg performed a brilliant eight-part cello cover of the "Psycho" theme while dressed up as the creepy mother of Norman Bates.

Talented clothing designer Isaac Mizrahi explained how the invention of the button changed the fashion world for the better.

Self-taught artist Maegan Eckblad creates absolutely wonderful illustrations inspired by how her black coffee spills onto paper.

The Discovery Science Channel series "How It's Made" looks behind the scenes at how double-edged shaving razor blades are made.

John DiMarco put together a humorous compilation of Star Trek characters saying "Beam Me Up Scotty" or something close to it.

French artist Sylvain Gautier opened his studio to show how he created his beautiful, undulating kinetic sculpture of a Migaloo whale.

Andrea Muzii showcased his impressive athletic and mental acuity by solving a Rubik's Cube puzzle while doing a one-handed handstand.

A gorgeous white cat named Mia navigated several obstacle challenges with strategically placed cups, cardboard, or transparent cling wrap.

Ryan Socash of It's History dives into the fascinating history of seemingly forgotten underground tunnels throughout New York City.

Peter Waldraff created a table that recreates a "Close Encounters" scene with a rising top that reveals a running micro-train underneath.

Business Insider visited a Hutsul family in Western Ukraine to learn more about the beautiful goods they weave from sheep's wool.

Gilbert Gottfried repeatedly called the two contestants of "The New Hollywood Squares' "You Fool" when they got the answer wrong.

The Howard Stern Show revealed the real voice of Gilbert Gottfried with a voicemail message left for the show’s producer sometime in the mid-2010s.

John DiMarco created a solemn compilation of Mr. Spock and other "Star Trek characters" wishing one another to "Live Long and Prosper".

Thuntronix has created a wonderfully nostalgic line of acrylic cutouts of some of the most recognizable characters from "Schoolhouse Rock".

Hard Drive Marine created a nifty boat with robotic legs that can walk itself onto land from the water and then back into the water from land.

Magoob Toys amusingly reimagined the opening credits from the discomfiting series" Severance" in the lighthearted style of "The Office".

NASS restored vintage footage of Market Street in San Francisco street on April 14, 1906, just 4 days before the tragic earthquake.

Tom Scott visited Engineered Arts to meet a highly realistic robotic humanoid version of himself that performed an advertisement for him.

An adorable trio of rescued horses at the Misfit Crew Sanctuary in Colorado performed a bit of improvisational jazz on a piano.

During a very funny show, comedian Adam Hills called out sign language interpreter Catherine King to translate different accents on demand.