Artist Joshua Vides very cleverly wrapped a number of cars so that they looked they belonged in monochrome Pop Art comics.

After a little orange tabby kitten was brought home to a big German shepherd, the kitten started copying everything the dog does.

Celebreabird shared the story of how a man named Sam Gamgee wrote J.R.R. Tolkien in 1956 after he found out that his name was used in LOTR.

Posha is a small kitchen robot that sits on a countertop and automatically cooks programmed recipes with fresh ingredients.

Anthony Vincent of Ten Second Songs covered Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name" in the style of David Bowie' "Let's Dance".

Leigh Lahav and Oren Mendez created "Severance for Introverts" for those like to spend time indoors while their outie faces the real world.

Artist Brooke Connor explained how people created "emojis" on typewriters during the mid-20th century by typing combinations of characters.

In a quenching TED-Ed Lesson, Manish Kumar explains what happens to the human body when saltwater from the ocean is ingested.

Half-Asleep Chris built ten different cat forts, each of different materials, inside his house to see how his kitties would react to them.

The Harp Twins joined with the Vølfgang Twins to perform a Nordic inspired drum and harp cover of the classic Black Sabbath song "Paranoid".