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Food vlogger Senpai Kai shared three different ways to cut onions like a Michelin Star chef using consistent and even cuts.

Scientists at the University of Tokyo used AI learning to teach robots how to peel a banana without crushing the fruit inside.

Musician Michael Owers gave a resounding trombone performance inside an empty swimming pool during the Aberdeen Jazz Festival.

When a puppy named Willow was scratching at the back door, her older canine sister Blue patiently showed her to the doggie door.

Gavin Heffernan of Sun Chaser Pictures shot an absolutely gorgeous four-minute timelapse of the night sky over the Mojave Desert.

The Discovery Science Channel series "How It's Made" goes behind the scenes to show how colorful marbles are forged from recycled glass.

A pair of determined kookaburras on each side of an electrical wire engaging in a beak-to-beak standoff over a morsel of food.

An energetic Australian Cattle Dog named Sissysticks gleefully dug a trench in order to herd spilled water in her yard.

A woman concerned about her daughter's missing stuffed animals set up a hidden camera and found out it was her cat who was stealing them.

In one of his final performances, Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters sang the vocals on Queen's "Somebody to Love".

MBARI captured fascinating ROV footage of a squid that has eight bioluminescent arms like an octopus and a detachable tail like a lizard.

Artist andytdesigns of Retro Custom Art created an incredibly amusing "Pizza the Hutt Playset" based upon the "Spaceballs" character.

A rubber chicken named Chicken-san quite ably sang Robert Plant's howling vocal track from the 1970 Led Zeppelin tune "Immigrant Song".

An adorable American Pekin duck named Wrinkle, cooperated with his humans Justin and Joyce as they showed how to properly pick up a duck.

Ian Darlington of IAM Productions created an amusing animation about the lifecycle of peas to get his kids to eat their veggies.

A vocal little black cat named Badu uses his big voice to accompany his talented guitar-playing human in such musical genres as the blues and folk.

Real Science takes a look at how the unique eye placement of a hammerhead shark gives them incredible depth perception while hunting prey.

Matt Beat of The Beat Goes On offers an abbreviated but thorough history of the revolutionary rock band Rage Against the Machine.

Dave and Joe of the Melodicka Bros performed the popular Blur tune "Song 2" 3/4 (or 6/8) time.

MBARI captured absolutely fascinating 4K ROV footage of a cockeyed strawberry squid in the Twighlight Zone of Monterey Bay.

French artist Louis Gibiard creates absolutely stunning ballpoint pen drawings that look like classic pottery art.

An enterprising bird chased a paper airplane that Paul Chareth threw off the terrace of a 33rd floor penthouse apartment.

Rush partnered with Henderson Brewery to create "Moving Pitchers", a blonde Belgian ale that plays upon the band's 1981 album "Moving Pictures".

Master Tingus creates wonderful yet absurd line-drawn animations and situations related to their respective being.

Mongolian contortionist Tsatsral Erdenebileg set the Guinness World Record for the "Longest Time To Hold The Marinelli Bend Position".

Ryan Socash takes a deep dive into the long and varied history of the New York City Subway System that includes ghost stations.

Montréal animator Laura Venditti created an adorable stop motion animation of a tiny felt mouse vacuuming the floor with a tiny vacuum.

Mitsuru Nikaido has continued his LEGO series with a remarkable menagerie of evolved Mecha creatures.

EchinopsisFreak shared a couple of truly gorgeous timelapse montages of the annual short-lived blooms of a variety of Echinopsis Cacti.

The wonderfully talkative woodworker Nick Zammetti used thousands of DVDs to create a shimmering electric guitar.

In a healing Ted-Ed Lesson written by Krishna Sudha, narrator Addison Anderson talks about the fascinating history of aspirin.

Colin Darke of Detroit is a really talented ambidextrous artist who draws amazing portraits with both hands at the same time.

Andrea Love partnered with Zara Home to create a stop motion animation of the process behind making a bundt cake with caramel sauce.

ELECTRONICOS FANTASTICOS! built an innovative instrument using a rotary telephone, a drum rhythm machine, and a KORG synthesizer.

A Ted-Ed Lesson written by Lu Gao explains how much orangutans have in common with humans, particularly when it comes to child-rearing.

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.