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Weird History Food takes a jittery look at how coffee positively affects the human body in truly beneficial ways.

A TED-Ed lesson written by Jamie Zeitzer PhD explains how the circadian system within the human brain determines sleep cycles.

Steve Miller performed an amazing live acoustic version of his 1973 hit song "The Joker" in "The Howard Stern Show" studio.

Toronto musicianTony Ann composed and performed a lovely ballad based upon the early default iPhone ringtone/alarm.

A little sun conure (sun parakeet) named Ami adorably prepared a lovely breakfast of tiny, bird-sized toast in a tiny toaster.

A a wonderfully affectionate disabled pig named Little Lilly Jelly Roll completely captured Arthur Acre's founderTodd Friedman's heart.

Steve Mould showed how tiny boats made of leaves pens can be powered by fractal ballpoint pen ink, sending them in a spiral.

The great Buzz Aldrin opened up about life after the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing mission in a 1980 BBC interview with Sir Ludovic Kennedy.

I Did Not Know That explained that John Travolta had auditioned for the role of Fonzie in the 1970s sitcom "Happy Days".

A lonely lion who was left behind in a cage at a closed Armenian zoo, walked outside and onto the grass for the first time in his 15 years.

A wary cat named Churchill hilariously froze in place like a stuffed animals as Danilo the baby toddled by.

Designer Matt Stevens reimagined popular movies as classic pocket paperback books in his aptly named series "Good Movies as Old Books".

Tomosteen, created an amazing stop motion animation of cat pen holders that danced to the traditional Finnish polka song "Ievan Polkka".

BBC's Michael Barrat interviewed Christopher Hudson who explained that his giant African snail Boozy enjoys drinking from a pint of beer.

Kate Micucci of the comedy duo Garfunkel and Oates wrote a beautiful tribute song to the late, greatly missed Mister Rogers.

Bernth attached three necks of six rubber band strings with cardboard bridges to his acoustic-electric, making a quadruple-neck guitar.

Matt Berry read a hilariously scathing letter that cartoonist Robert Crumb wrote to Swedish jazz saxophonist Mats Gustafsson.

A cockatiel named Crumpet whistled the tune of "I'm a Little Teapot" while wearing a striking pink and yellow petunia on his little head.

A feisty rescued piglet named Tootsie does everything the the family dog at Uncle Neil's Home does as he does it.

Prankster Kane Trujillo demonstrated how he gets in shape for going to the airport using an automated stair climber and a treadmill.

A clip from the 2010 Banger Films documentary Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage features numerous rock stars expressing their respect, admiration, and sincere adulation for the iconic music of Rush. Featuring never-before-seen archival footage and interviews with some of today's most respected rock artists, Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage explores the forty-year career and phenomenon [...]

Director Todd Phillips shared the different takes that Joaquin Phoenix performed for Joker's intro on "The Murray Frankin Show".

Jason Kingsley OBEofModern History TV explained the manner in which peasants traveled during Medieval times.

Voyageurs Wolf Project shared footage of a mama bear and cubs messing with the cameras on the wildlife trails on five separate occasions.

LinguistHuman1011 examined the linguist differences betwenn English slang terms "uh-huh" and "uh-uh" and how they are spoken.

A duckling, who was helped out of his shell by a kindhearted woman named Jacky, fell in love with Jacky's daughter who taught him to swim.

Stef Stanciu captured beautiful drone footage of Alpine chamois as they were running down the rocky sides of the Ceahlau Massif.

Guitarist Andrea Boccarusso impressively performed 25 menacing riffs from heavy metal and other hard rock songs.

Postmodern Jukeboxpartnered with UK singerEmma Smith to perform the Barenaked Ladies song "One Week" as a 1940s jazz cover.

Empatico spoke about the importance of empathy and how it works to better understand the feelings of others.

Kitten Lady Hannah Shaw explained how she feeds a hungry litter of six neonatal kittens while giving each of them the attention they need.

Weird History explains the history of Dr Pepper and how Doctor Charles T. Pepper may have been the doctor behind the name.

Victor of Mapster gave a visual tour of J. R. R. Tolkien's map of Middle Earth as published in the 1954 edition of "Fellowship of the Ring".

Costa Rica Bird Cam documented the wonderfully colorful array of birds that visited their bird feeder during a quiet morning in Nuevo Arenal.

Jay ChristensenofJayByrd Films captured breathtaking if not slightly dizzying drone footage of Yankee Stadium, inside and out.

Squirrels at the Window put together a custom charcuterie board filled with nuts, fruits, and vitamins for her furry-tailed visitors.

Nashville Dog & Cat Rescue humanely trapped a mama dog and used a tracker to find and rescue her puppies so she could sleep.

Weird Historylooks back atthe ancient Greco-Roman origins of words and phrases that are still used in the modern English lexicon.

Talented musicians from around the world joined Jackson Browne in an incredible global performance of his 1972song "Doctor My Eyes".

Scottish actor Brian Cox of "Succession" read a course 1969 response letter written by Hunter S. Thompson at a Letters Live event in 2020.

A funny little corgi named Morty became so fascinated with the fish in the koi pond in his yard that he fell into the water.

A tamandua named Otis who lives at the San Diego Zoo showed off his incredibly long tongue to root out some ants at the bottom of a tube.

A red panda named Moshu enjoyed a variety of yummy treats while showing off his cute face to the camera on a hot day at the Oregon Zoo.

In 1969 BBC News spoke with Mr. Glynne Wood who lives with a pigeon on his head, despite the fact that the bird did not like his wife.

Nerdstalgic looks at the work of Christopher Nolan, noting how he uses time as his muse and a tool to drive the plot in a certain direction.

Naturalist Craig Childs describes the migration of toxic death-cap mushrooms from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to the Pacific Northwest.

Caitlin Saks and Arlo Perez of the PBS Series Antarctic Extremes visited the McMurdo Station in Antarctica to learn how workers are fed.

Castle Crew Review captured an energetic performance of the Green Army Drum Corps outside Toy Story Land at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Another Perspectivecaptured a gorgeous macro timelapse of crystals being formed from water, alcohol, Vitamin C, and Beta Analin.

Nathan W. Pyle ranked the states of the United States according to how easy it was to create their shape by nibbling on a graham cracker.