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Red Hot Chili Peppers’ ‘Blood Sugar Sex Magik’ Album Recreated Using Sounds From ‘Donkey Kong Country’
fxsnowy recreated the Red Hot Chili Peppers album "Blood Sugar Sex Magik using sounds from the "Donkey Kong Country" series of video games.
Musician Plays Popular Song Intros from 1963 to 2023
Milo Andreo smilingly played a measure from famous song intros from each year starting with 1963 and concluding with 2023.
A Helpful Visualization for Processing Grief After Tragedy
Dora Kamau of Headspace offers constructive advice along with a helpful visualization for processing grief after tragedy.
Ascento Pro, A Self-Balancing Two-Wheeled Autonomous Robot That Can Easily Climb Stairs
The Ascento Pro is an incredibly agile, two-wheeled robot that can easily climb and descend stairs of all heights and shapes.
130 Different Animators Remake the ‘Frasier’ Episode ‘My Coffee With Niles’ One Frame at a Time
130 crowdsourced animators remade the "My Coffee with Niles" episode of Frasier one frame at a time in the aptly named "Our Frasier Remake".
Two Ocean Pass Creek Is the Only Body of Water That Flows Into Both the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans
Sam Denby explains how Two Ocean Pass, a creek in Wyoming, is the only body of water that flows to both the Pacific and the Atlantic Ocean.
Persistent Crane Introduces Family to Favorite Human
A lovably persistent sandhill crane named Carl, who loves knocking on Autumn Cochella's door, wanted to introduce Autumn to his family.
A Very Clever Invisible Man Halloween Costume
Home styling artist Jana Roach used thrifted clothing to create a wonderful Invisible Man costume for Halloween 2022.
Drone Journey Through the Hidden Icelandic Highlands
Haussmann Visuals captured gorgeous footage of the hidden Icelandic Highlands from overhead using several different drones and cameras.
The World’s Northernmost Craft Brewery
Context News visited Svalbard Craft Brewery, the world's northernmost brewery which operates out of the polar Norwegian town of Longyearbyen.
A Botanist’s Quest to Grow the World’s Largest Flower
Great Big Story visited Sofi Mursidawati of Bogor Botanical Gardens, who is on a quest to understand how the worlds largest flower grows.
Why a Wireless World Relies on Underwater Cables
Map Menamusingly explained the history of early cable laying in the late 19th century, which directly led the way to the modern internet.
Couple Adopts Cat Thinking He’d Be Independent Like Most Cats But Instead Was Clingy in the Sweetest Way
A couple adopted a tabby cat who they thought would be independent like most cats but he fell in love with dad and became very clingy.
The Imaginative User Created Adventure Maps of Zork
Mapstertakes a nostalgic look at the world of Zork, particularly the user created maps made to navigate the classic text adventure game.
Sinéad O’Connor Sings Pink Floyd’s ‘Mother’ With Roger Waters in 1990
Sinead O'Connor joined Roger Waters and band on stage to perform a gorgeous rendition of the song "Mother" from "The Wall" in 1990.
The Satisfying Crunch of Canoeing Through Candle Ice
Madison Elrick stuck her oar into the water and crunched through a bed of candle ice while canoeing in Moraine Lake at Banff National Park.
The Darker Side of Ladybugs
An episode of Deep Look focuses on the ladybug larva, a darker and more terrifying version of the creature's eventual identity as a ladybug.
Colorized Footage of New York City in the 1940s
NASSremastered footage of New York Cityin the 1940s, enhancing the color, sound, and general appearance.
Man Lovingly Reads a Book to a Captivated Tortoise
Ryan Phillips of Life With Pigs Farm Sanctuary sat down next to a Sulcata tortoise named Sam and read to him an illustrated book.
The Complete History of Video Games in 12 Hours
MRIXRT compiled an incredible amount of information to present a complete history of video games over the course of a 12 hour video.
Why Laugh Tracks Were Used So Often in Sitcoms
Nerdstalgic takes a look at the history of the the sitcom laugh track, noting how this once-ubiquitous effect was used so often for so long.
Adorable Wolf Pups Try to Take Down a Trail Camera
Voyageurs Wolf Project shared first-look footage of three adorable wolf pups, one of whom mischievously tried to take down a trail camera.
Drummers Vocally Describe the Sound of Their Drums
JP Bouvet and Thomas Lang sat behind their kits vocally made the sound of their respective drums according to their mimed movements.
Science Fiction Locations Plotted With Real Space Data
The Overview Effect painstakingly plotted out the real star position data of locations featured in popular science fiction.
Dog Walker Teaches His Dogs to Behave As a United Pack While Walking Up to 20 Dogs at a Time
Tim Pink of the Pink Pup Social Club explained how he can walk up to 20 dogs of all breeds at one time by teaching them to behave as a pack.
Why Piranhas Are Continually Misunderstood As Aggressors
A captivating TED-Ed lesson by zoology expert Antonio Machado-Allison explains the behavior of the sadly misunderstood piranha.
A Compilation of Melodic North American Bird Songs
The Animal Sounds channel put together a naturally melodic compilation of ten of the most beautiful bird songs from species in North America.
Homeless Hermit Crab Steals Shell From Robotic Spy
In an amusing clip from "Spy In the Ocean", a robotic spy hermit crabfound itself stripped of its shell by a crab looking for a new home.
A Tasty Tour of Three Iconic Pizza Places in Brooklyn
Nicole Russell of Pizza Wars met up with Adam Richman and Frank Pinello to tour three of the most iconic pizza places in Brooklyn.
The World’s Highest Ranking Penguin Is Promoted to Major General in the Norwegian King’s Guard
Sir Nils Olav III, the regal knighted penguin who was promoted to Brigadier in 2016, received a promotion to Major General on August 21, 2023.
A Colorful Halloween Light Show Set to ‘Everlong’ by Foo Fighters
Tom BetGeorge of Magical Light Shows programmed the thousands of sound-responsive lights around his house to the Foo Fighters song "Everlong".
Why Some People Are More Attractive to Mosquitos Than Others
A prickly TED-Ed Lesson by Maria Elena De Obaldia explains why some people are more attractive to mosquitos than others.
Outgoing Dog Makes Friends During Train Rides
A very outgoing golden retriever named Huxley likes to make friends while riding the train with his human who travels a lot for work.
‘Star Wars’ Reimagined As a Silent Film From 1923
Douggy Pledger and Osymyso hilariously reimagined the original Star Wars film as silent film from 1923 using Midjourney.
Woman Seamlessly Switches Between Accents of 10 Different Countries As They Are Mentioned
The Language Blondie seamlessly switched between ten different accents as her friend gave her the name of each country.
‘Ahsoka’ Opening Credits in the Style of ‘The A-Team’
Auralnauts have cleverly reimagined the opening credits for "Ahsoka" in the style of the intro to the 1980s action series "The A-Team".
Modern Songs Played on Fisher-Price Kids Piano
Nathan W. Pyle went on a mission to find the best songs to play on a Fisher-Price Piano that belongs to his 4 month old son.
A Touching Documentary About a Cincinnati Rocker Who Takes His Solo Act to Local Nursing Homes
"Goldie" is a short documentary that tells the story of Tim Goldrainer, a Cincinnati rocker who performs at local nursing homes.
Panda Mom Lovingly Cuddles Cub Before and After Checkup
A panda mom at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding lovingly cuddled her baby before and after the cub went for a checkup.
‘Parks and Recreation’ Characters in Baldur’s Gate 3
elpinko took the wacky characters from "Parks and Recreation" out of Pawnee and put them into the fantastic world of "Baldur's Gate 3".
Celebrating How Brown Bears Fatten Up for Hibernation
Park ranger Felicia Jimenez and Dr. Michael Saxon spoke about how bears fatten up for hibernation and celebrating "Fat Bear Week".
A Fiery Halloween Light Show Set to ‘Toxicity’ by System of a Down
Tom BetGeorge his home with thousands of sound-responsive lights and set the whole thing to the System of a Down song "Toxicity".
A Supercut of Songs That Stop on the Word ‘Stop’
Todd in the Shadows compiled an amusing supercut of songs with music videos that literally stop on the word "stop" in the song.
How Frogs Were Once Used to Detect Pregnancy
A TED-Ed lesson by Carly Anne York, PhD explains how the female African clawed frog was once used to detect pregnancy in humans.
Playful Dog Repeatedly Drops Toys Into Human’s Bath
A very playful golden retriever named Finn repeatedly drops his toys, particularly balls, into his human Lucy's tub as she's taking a bath.
The Message Behind Henry VIII’s Imposing Codpiece
The Nerdwriterlooks at the 1537 portrait of Henry VIII, noting how large the King's codpiece was drawn despite his questionable virility.
BBC Science Show Introduces the Moog Synthesizer in 1969
Derek Cooper introduced the Moog synthesizer during a 1969 episode of theBBCscience show"Tomorrow's World".
1993 News Report Featuring Customers Reacting to Burger King Accepting Credit Cards
A news clip from 1993 captures the varied reactions of Burger King customers being told that restaurant would be accepting credit cards.
The United States Postal ServiceIssues a Forever Stamp in Honor of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The United States Postal Service released a beautiful commemorative "Forever" stamp that pays tribute to the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Colorful Facts About Calico Cats
Mallory CrustaofCats.comshared colorful facts aboutcalico cats, noting their unique tricolor coat and why they are almost always female.
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