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Archie McPhee has introduced a glowing larger-than-life Tardigrade Night Light that keeps away the darkness in the most adorable way.

Mark Rober built a self-playing transparent piano that speaks English and can play "Rush E", an extremely difficult piano song.

Emily Bott and Dylan Loewke bought an upstate New York farmhouse that came with 16 barn cats who have come to love them.

A pug played with his human toddler as she sat on the floor with a flashlight and began chasing the beam, making her laugh hysterically.

The Curious Archive provided a fascinating countdown of ten of the most bizarre fabled creatures of the Medieval period.

Vincent Ledvina captured magnificent footage of the Aurora Borealis illuminating the Fort Yukon, Alaska skies in February and March 2022.

Martin Baas continued his "Real Time" series with a clock that features handymen sweeping trash in a clock-like pattern at every minute.

Garrett Ryan of toldinstone explains what popular music and its performances were like in Ancient Rome.

An Italian grandmother known as Nonna Elda shared a very easy trick for opening a package of dried spaghetti without scissors or a knife.

The Discovery Science Channel series "How It's Made" goes behind the scenes to see how mayonnaise is made.

Matt Benedetto of the hilarious site Unnecessary Inventions built a LEGO vacuum cleaner attachment that actually sorts bricks by size.

In a toothsome episode of the Mental Floss series Food History, host Justin Dodd explains how gummy bears came to be.

A little chihuahua named Joya quite gracefully danced a passage from "Swan Lake" with her ballet dancing human Karin Baumann.

Adam Neely sought to find out exactly which word was musically stressed in the first line of the iconic James Brown song "I Feel Good".

In the 1948 short film "Bowling Tricks", bowling expert Andy Varipapa showcased his elaborate alley tricks to clever narration.

Musician David Bennett explained how certain songs can sound good, even by only using a single chord throughout the whole song.

Business Insider traveled to Granville, Massachusetts to visit Noble and Cooley, the oldest drum factory in the United States.

Auralnauts reimagined "The Book of Boba Fett "as a tale of one man's second favorite day when he went out for ice cream with his new friends.

Brandon Toews of Drumeo performed twelve of Dave Grohl's most memorable drum beats from songs by his various bands.

Jack White played an impromptu version of the game show "Name That Tune" by naming songs by The Beatles within the first few notes.

Wonderful 1994 footage shows Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr performing the 1927 vaudeville song "Ain't She Sweet".

Japanese artist Gaku carved a gorgeous and very realistic leaping fish out of the stem of a broccoli stalk.

Claudia Romeo of Business Insider traveled to Thessaloniki, Greece to learn how traditional phyllo dough is made by hand.

Swedish musician Mattias Krantz responded to multiple requests from his audience members to fill a piano with water and then play it.

Gavin Free put Dan Gruchy inside a giant soap bubble frame and filmed him in ultra slow motion as he tried to pop the bubble from the inside.

A worker at a farm in Brattleboro, North Carolina cleverly used a wheelbarrow to transport baby goats back to their nursing mothers.

PinkFloyd4K took incredible footage from the iconic 1972 Pink Floyd concert “Live at Pompeii” DVD and remastered it in 4K resolution.

Amplified takes a look a the seminal, yet seeming underrated Pink Floyd album "Meddle" that helped the band find their sound.

George Carlin put on his "Hippy Dippy Weatherman" persona to gave a hilarious weather report on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in 1967.

French musician MEZERG performed his original song "Brooklyn, 5 pm" while sitting next to the Williamsburg Bridge at sunset.

NASS has enhanced vintage 1952 footage of the bustling road from Hollywood to the Sunset Strip with color, sound, and general appearance.

Landmarks of New York explains the history behind the two revolving plastic statues that sit on the Brooklyn side of the Manhattan Bridge.

Geobeats Animals visited with a blind rescue cat named Dmitri and his beloved human who shared what life is like for a feline who can't see.

Backyard Racing built a boosted Hot Wheels Aqua Park track that features waterfalls, water slides, zip lines, and a hidden I Spy game.

Chicago performed "25 or 6 to 4" and the Spencer Davis Group song "I'm a Man" to an appreciative audience at Tanglewood in 1970.

Music essayist Noah Lefevre of Polyphonic takes a heartfelt look at the wonderful simplicity of the Bill Withers song "Ain't No Sunshine".

Wilkinson & Rivera has created a series of handcrafted traditional wooden chairs that give the illusion that they are sitting underwater.

Isaac Harjo of Prowalk Tours took his viewers on a wondrous three-hour walking tour through the entirety of Disneyland Paris.

New research has discovered that the gait of Sauropod dinosaurs was actually more like that of a hippopotamus than an elephant.

A mischievous little cat sitting on her human's lap hilariously swatted away a forkful of Vietnamese salad on its way to her human's mouth.

A musician performed a beautiful cover of the classic Gershon Kingsley instrumental "Popcorn" on a gorgeous Finnish concert kantele.

Googly Eye Cru puts googly eyes onto street structures around NYC in such a way as to give them anthropomorphic personalities.

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain performed a wonderful calming cover of the otherwise raucous Ramones song "I Wanna Be Sedated".

Filmmaker Thomas Blanchard collaborated with Sébastien Guérive to create a gorgeously ethereal music video featuring crystallizing ice stars.

Leon Barnard of Team 2 Films explains how changing aspect ratio techniques can shape the way a story is told within a film.

New Mind takes a look at the history, science, and construction of cardboard from conception through to the present day.

A search by The Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust for Sir Ernest Shackleton’s lost ship "Endurance" proved immensely successful.

Musician Rick Beato took a detailed musical look at the seemingly prescient Tears for Fears song "Everybody Wants to Rule the World".

Brian David Gilbert sang an amusing song about his desire to effortlessly wear hats without looking like he's trying.

Musician David Bennett quite informatively deconstructed several famous songs that have no traditional chorus within their structures.