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Boxlapsecreated acompilation of timelapses featuring seeds from trees, fruits and vegetables growing into plants over several years.

The Haggis Wildlife Foundation explained how theelusive haggis live and the part they play in keeping the Scottish Highlands lush and green.

rockhavenrick shared a fascinating optical illusion that uses changing colors to make figures on a staircase look like they're moving.

Former software and sound designer Jim Reekes spoke with CNBC's"Make It"in about how he created some of Apple's most iconic sounds.

Vox spoke with four sound designers who explained the unique challenge of creating realistic car sounds for silent electric vehicles.

A tabby cat named Ashford Squirrel amusingly stopped and restarted the blade of a fan, which sounded like a DJ scratching a record.

A gorgeous, vocal Siberian husky named Pluto had an adorable conversation with his human, seemingly repeating everything she said.

Nick Potts of Architectural Digest explained how an abandoned elevated rail over Tenth Avenue in NYC was turned into the popular High Line.

Artist BlackSmoke1033 put a set of bongos in front of his chickens, spread out some birdseed on the heads and let them peck away away at it.

Harkels Puppetry created a marionette playing a cello in the image of himself, making it look like the puppet is playing.

Jake the Nomad captured adorable footage of his heterochromic dog Neptune reacting to hearing the echo of his own bark for the very first time.

The Real Pizza Flipper showcased his talent with a viewer request that he flip a pizza three times and then flip it back into the oven.

Greenwood Rye played an amazing bluegrass cover of the classic yet prescient Tears for Fears song "Everybody Wants to Rule the World".

A rooster in DJ Habibeats yard became hilariously vocal when he mistook the sound of record scratching for the sound of calling hens.

Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds discussed the origins of the Deadpool character and recapped the first two 'Deadpool' films.

After Ruby the Labrador's human showed her how her crate worked, her feline sibling Pearl released the latch for a crate escape.

Professor Marcus Collins explained how the term OK (okay) came to be known as a statement of affirmation or well-being.

The Chemistorian explained in detail the entire history of atomic theory over the course of 48 informative minutes.

TheRealJims reviewed the remarkable amount of video games that referred to on "The Simpsons" during its 35 seasons on air.

Tool frontman Maynard Keenan invited Sammy Hagar and Guy Fieri to his lush vineyard in Jerome, Arizona where he brings wine to the desert.

A motherly hen sat inside a garbage bin in a valiant effort to hatch four little light bulbs that sat under an empty bag of bird food.

The New Travel spoke with people in different cities and asked how many languages they knew, recording their different accents in English.

Max MillerofTasting History prepared a recipe for Chicago deep dish pizza from the 1940s while explaining the convoluted history behind it.

Gazi Design turns names into modern logos that are produced on a custom basis by merging the letters of a name in a geometric fashion.

Eddie Vedder performed a really beautiful cover of the classic song "Save It For Later" by The English Beat, which was featured in "The Bear".

A golden retriever and her tabby cat sibling were confused by a wayward mouse who was running circles around them in the kitchen.

Trust Me Bro took a deep dive into the world of cryptids, regional creatures of lore that have never been proven to exist, in every US state.

Lemon Films shot detailed footage inside a Taiwanese factory that mass produces wheels for XERO road bikes and other brands.

Puddles Pity Party sat in a car during a storm and performed an plaintive cover of the existential Billie Eilish song "What Was I Made For?".

Thestick figurefromAlan Becker's "Animator vs." finds itself in battle against geometry with only a playful Golden Ratio to help.

A panting golden retriever provided the soundtrack to a video of a steam locomotive that her human played on a computer at the same time.

During an aerobatic training flight, Narine Melkumjan calmly kept control of her plane after the glass canopy opened and shattered.

Ze Frankoffers fascinating facts about five different types of eels specifically their biology, environment, and lifespan.

Dancer and comedianSmac McCreanor quite amusingly reinterpreted famous company logos using creative body movements.

TEKNIQ traveled to the Grassmyer foundry in Austria to witness the incredible artistry behind casting and decorating giant church bells.

shaunpdiddy captured amusing footage of his two cats watching a bubble tea pearl that was moving back and forth inside a straw.

CrossFit trainer Sam Woodhead combines his love of music and fitness by impressively playing trombone while doing squats and other exercises.

Historic Royal Palaces spoke with Ravenmaster Yeoman Warder Barney Chandler who showed how he gets the birds ready for the day.

World Data Center created an informative two-part video that showcases the tallest statues in the world in both meters and feet.

Folk rock band dipsea flower recreated the intro to the Pink Floyd song "Money" using objects strategically placed on a table.

A generous namedProhor whouses an RC carto feed straydogsandcats in his city, also uses a drone to deliver food directly to them.

Fast talking millennial Blake Jennings and Cincinnati Opera presented five separate explanations of famous operas in two minutes or less.

Leo Burnett used the concept of Kintsugi, the Japanese practice of repairing pottery, to inspire a tube of Oreo cream filling to repair cookies.

Farmer Den captured adorable footage of tiny hatchlings resting quietly in a nest that was hanging on her front door.

MinuteEarth explained an experiment with monkeys where it was found that could only perceive changes in small quantities but not large.

Toys"R"Us partnered with Native Foreign to make "The Origin of Toys"R"Us", the first brand film made with OpenAI Sora technology.

Stop motion animation filmmaker Guldies put his chubby Boi character in the kitchen where he clumsily attempted to make yummy pancakes.

There I Ruined Itreimagined John Denver singing Black Sabbath's "War Pigs" as his timeless song "(Take Me Home) Country Roads".

A smart corgi who lives with a hearing and a deaf human has learned sign language from them so well that she reacts to their conversations.

On a tongue tying episode of "Be Smart", Dr. Joe Hanson attempted to answer the age old question of how much wood could a woodchuck chuck?