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Nathan the Cat Lady captured footage of attendees at the CFA International Cat Show and Expo participating in "Cat-Aoke".

The black rhinoceroses of the Oregon Zoo including little Tamu, had a glorious time goring and squishing bright orange Halloween pumpkins.

40 Fingers performed a flamenco acoustic guitar cover of Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters" while seated outside on a beautiful day.

Lord Vinheteirolooked into the camera and played all of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's piano sonatas in order over the course of six minutes.

David Gilmour employed the artistic talent of Julia Soboleva and Levan Kvanchakhadze to create a music video for "Dark and Velvet Nights".

Pud (Philip Kaplan), the founder of DistroKid, is now making super creative, small batch headphones that address specific sound issues.

As part of What If?"series, Randall Munroe and Henry Reich explain what would happen Earth grew its radius by one centimeter every second.

A beautiful elephant named Mare Noi took her first steps of freedom at Boon Lotts Elephant Sanctuary after 41 years in chains.

Rudy Mitchell of Bonk set the new Guinness World Record for "most dogs walked simultaneously by an individual" with 38 rescued dogs.

Olly Richards explained the top ten endangered accents in the United States, explaining why and how they are disappearing.

RealLifeLore explained how Albania proposed a new microstate smaller than Vatican City for the Bektashi Order within its capital city Tirana.

Prankster Pablo Rochat used a giant remote control to make it look like he was flying Blue Angels jets during an airshow in San Francisco.

Life Noggin explained the chilling history behind lobotomies, noting when they were invented, how they were performed and who received them.

A keyboardist in a New York City subway station played the theme from the movie 'Halloween' while dressed as the iconic killer Michael Myers.

The Voyageurs Wolf Project captured absolutely stunning footage of gorgeous lynx wandering around during the fall and winter of 2023/4.

A ten year old boy named Samuel Henderson wowed the audience at a school talent show when he performed incredibly accurate bird calls.

Comedians Jay Forman and Mark Cooper-Jones of Map Men played an amusingly riveting game of GeoGuessr against each other.

Joseph's Machines partnered with Caseify to make an extreme Rube Goldberg Ultimate Snooze Machine 2.0 that showed the case's durability.

While hosting Saturday Night Live, Ariana Grande sang a nostalgic song about the smell of her best friend's house.

An adorable rescued raccoon named Biscuits is a wonderfully curious animal who loves to dig inside the drawers in the house and go to sleep.

The Coexistence Collective created 100 elephants that are migrating around the United States to raise awareness about biodiversity.

There I Ruined It used AI to recreate the voice of Leonard Cohen singing the lyrics of "Baby Got Back" to the music of "Hallelujah".

The 1993 AT&T "You Will" ads directed by David Fincher and voiced by Tom Selleck, proved accurate at predicting future technology.

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty visited the Paternoster lifts of Prague to see if they are really the "elevators of death" that some claim.

ScottyBondo shared a video of several clever yet terrifying pumpkins that were carved with flashing car dashboard warning lights.

Retailer Fredis selling their amusing "Spilt Milk" cereal bowl, an unbreakable silicon cereal bowl that looks like a splash of spilt milk.

Artist Rudy Willingham recreated Michael Jackson's iconic dance in the "Thriller" video using 80 individually carved pumpkins.

Belgian artist Vincent Bal explained to Newser how he creatively uses shadows from random items to complete the vision he has for an image.

Maria Dawson challenged her father to act just like she does and he didn't hold back one bit, hilariously capturing her mannerisms perfectly.

A blind calf born to a beef cow who were surrendered to an animal sanctuary experienced freedom for the first time together.

Red Hot Chili Peppers performed an amazing cover of the Looking Glass song "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" at the 2004 Rock Am Ring Festival.

Sir Michael Palin read a thoughtful letter from George Bernard Shaw to author St. John Ervine, consoling him on the loss of his leg.

A beautiful golden retriever named Henry adorably held the leash of his support rubber ducky in his mouth during a hydrotherapy session.

John Kotrides asked several members of Gen Z to pronounce the names of several musical artists and bands from the 1980s.

Christina Ernst of She Builds Robots created a robotic version of Remy from the hair tugging scene in the 2007 Pixar movie "Ratatouille".

Adam Krueger, the chief meteorologist at FOX 11 Los Angeles, very cleverly and seamlessly inserts song lyrics into his weather reports.

Weird History Food explained the history of hot sauce, which started with chili peppers from South America that traveled around the world.

Airplane mechanic Max Comer explained how to reuse plastic zip ties then told a 'Lord of the Rings' story while demonstrating over and over.

A gorgeous giant Maine coon cat named Zeus is so tall that he can stand on his hind legs and rest his adorable paws on the counter.

Tom BetGeorgeturned his annual Halloween Light show over to three pumpkins, who hosted the evening's festivities over five parts.

Marine Corps vet Wesley Swainston has made it his mission to take shelter dogs on runs to release pent up energy so they can be adopted.

The iconic Tropicana Las Vegas hotel was imploded amidst a shower of colorful fireworks to make way for a baseball stadium for the Athletics.

Norberto Briceno explained the history behind the globe lights on green poles that sit outside subway stations in New York City.

Ryan Arey of ScreenCrush looked back at the remarkable 84 year history of Joker, the DC Comics villain who debuted in 1940.

Marching band K&G Leiden played the Metallica song "Master of Puppets" during a street fair in The Netherlands.

Maggie Smith played famous actress named Karen who visited her friend (Carol Burnett) and her husband (Harvey Korman) at their home.

Riley Walz created "Bop Spotter", a box containing a phone using Shazam on a pole in San Francisco, that listens for music being played.

The International Space Station captured terrifying footage of Hurricane Milton on October 8, 2024, as it swirled over the Gulf of Mexico.

New Yorkers brought their pets to The Cathedral of St. John the Divine on the Upper West Side for the annual "Blessing of the Animals".

A tiny zebra finch named Mame loves to climb aboard her tiny skateboard and ride down tiny ramps that her human Viola sets up for her.