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Musician Luna Lee, known for playing popular songs on a Gayageum, showed how the traditional Korean instrument works.

Bradley Hall took the musical score from "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring" and turned it into a three hour metal song.

Birdperson666 built a custom handheld feeder for a hummingbird named Hector who repeatedly returns to his backyard in Oakland.

Musicians from around the world joined Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones in a passionate cover of the song "When The Levee Breaks".

Matt Caron edited various clips from "Yellowjackets" into an entertaining montage set to the cheery theme from The Golden Girls.

Nils duMortier compiled a seamless supercut of 30 of the most recognizable movie and television references made in "The Office".

Nerdist edited footage from "The Book of Boba Fett" to make it seem less like a "Star Wars" adventure series and more like a 1990s sitcom.

A gaggle of obedient Toulouse geese marched swiftly in time to the beat of a streetside march during a parade in Odense, Denmark.

PORTL is an incredibly innovative device that lets people virtually beam interactive 3D holograms of themselves across long distances.

NetMusic stripped down the iconic Journey song "Don’t Stop Believin'" to capture the incredible isolated vocals of singer Steve Perry.

Bartending champion Kaitlyn Stewart of Likeable Cocktails demonstrated the clever utility of a bar spoon's spiral design.

Folks Films created a one-minute retelling of the plot from "Alien" using objects commonly found around households and daily life.

Leo Moracchioli partnered with musician Mary Spender to perform a badass heavy metal cover of the icon Dire Straits song "Sultans of Swing".

Journey to the Microcosmos explored the dark history behind the mail-order packets of brine shrimp that were marketed as "Sea Monkeys".

Stu K of Debunked explores whether it is better to walk or run in the rain in order to be drier upon arrival at one's destination.

A rescued baby screech owl who fell from his nest during a rainstorm found a safe loving home at the Oregon Zoo as a species ambassador.

Everything Is a Remix takes a look at the film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" noting how Tarantino blended fiction into history together.

Ten minutes of wonderfully relaxing ROV footage featuring "weird" deep-sea creatures swimming around in their natural environments.

96 year old husband Dick Van Dyke sings and dances with his wife Arlene Silver as she covers Doris Day's "Everybody Loves a Lover".

There I Ruined It mashed the lyrics from "Down With the Sickness" by Disturbed with the distinctively melodic sound of classic doo-wop songs.

The Ramones performed the theme from the 1967 Spider-Man animated series on a rainy New York City rooftop circa 1995.

Nikki Carvey of Road Dogs and Rescue introduces MugShot, a handsome English bulldog with an oversized tongue and a giant personality.

Sam Denby from Half as Interesting explained how Disney was able to issue its own legal currency for over 29 years.

VanOaks Props showed how to make a realistic Tusken Raider mask with helpful materials and tips and tricks for putting it all together.

Musician Jim Lill built an amazing bodiless electric guitar between a bench and table to determine where a guitar's tone comes from.

Steve Welsh musically reimagined the Nirvana song "Endless, Nameless" in the very distinctive style of Pink Floyd.

Seven googly-eyed electronic devices from The Device Orchestra performed a voltaic cover of "Seven Nation Army" by The White Stripes.

The curmudgeonly Roy Kent from "Ted Lasso" hilariously took over Oscar the Grouch's iconic trash can during a visit to "Sesame Street".

Scientists from the Monterey Bay Aquarium took turns explaining why deep-sea aquatic animals look so weird due to their unique enviroment.

Ilya Stallone created an amusing series of illustrations showing what company logos might look like if branding was done in Medieval times.

Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, and Chad Channing of Nirvana met with Matt Emery of Air Waves in 1990 to talk about the band.

Historicly used AI facial technology to imagine what six famous musicians who died at an early age might look like in the present day.

A boisterous compilation of Looney Tunes cartoon characters, all voiced by the inimitable Mel Blanc, as they yell at the top of their lungs.

The great Billy Preston performed an incredible cover of the band's iconic hit "Get Back" during a Rotterdam concert in 1981.

Vladimir Seliverstov captured an amusing Antarctic scene of a little Adélie penguin catching a ride on an inflatable Zodiac to escape danger.

OwlKitty hilariously plays the role of Rose DeWitt Bukater, the subject of Jack Dawson's ardor in James Cameron's "Titanic".

Bridget Lancaster of America's Test Kitchen shared a simple recipe for homemade cream of tomato soup that doesn't come out of a can.

"Post-Punk Black & White Cult Classics" by artist Butcher Billy creatively mashes up classic film posters with post-punk bands of the 1980s.

Bassist Charles Berthoud performed an overly complicated cover of Bee Gees' "Stayin' Alive" as if it were the "hardest song in the world".

RealLifeLore explains why a piece of land along the Danube River that sits between Croatia and Serbia remains unclaimed by either country.

Auralnauts have cleverly reimagined the Star Wars series "The Book of Boba Fett" as an hour-long television action series from 1985.

"Cat Burglar" is an interactive cartoon series on Netflix from the creators of "Black Mirror" that is inspired by Tex Avery.

Real Data created an entertaining 3D animation that compares the size of fictional monsters from video games, movies, and television.

Justin Johnson performed a slide cover of The White Stripes song "Seven Nation Army" in the distinctive style of Mississippi Delta Blues.

PaperPaul has created a wonderful compilation showcasing all the paper pop-up cards of some of the most famous memes.

Fil Henley analyzed the brilliant isolated vocals of a 17 year old Judy Garland on the 1939 recording of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow".

CGP Grey explains how US Interstate Highway numbering conventions work, noting which exceptions to these rules exist today.

Hochelaga looks at the ghostly Yokai illustrations created by renowned Japanese artist Hokusai, creator of "The Great Wave off Kanagawa".

Marble enthusiast B-dama Friend creates intricate multilevel marble run machines that are completely made out of cardboard.

Maria Solko of Life in Yakutia explains how houses are heated during the long Siberian winter in the coldest populated town on Earth.