America's Funniest Home Videos created a amusing compilation of home security footage presented as a David Attenborough nature documentary.

A caretaker at the San Antonio Zoo used very long tweezers to feed grapes to pair of Malayan flying foxes who were hanging upside down.

Filmmaker James Parris created "Sidewalk", a campy short instructional film that explains how to use a sidewalk.

A very creative cat named Momo adorably makes unique clay pottery with his artistic human Sophia Renata on a potter's wheel.

AbeBooks amusingly read The Hobbit in the very same detailed manner and choppy cadence as the BBC 4 Shipping Forecast.

EmilyXLevi showed how to make an inexpensive and completely natural candle out of half an orange rind and a bit of olive oil.

Half as Interesting explains the function of the Network Time Protocol (NTP), a long-standing networking protocol for clock synchronization.

The Sumisu family created a clever Indiana Jones cosplay that recreates the iconic scene where Indie outruns an enormous rolling boulder.

Experienced outdoorsman Bora Çakir demonstrated a simple water tap that can be made using two straws and a resealable bottle.

A howling beagle named Pinto scared off an an alligator that was approaching the screen door of his artist human Natalia's home in Florida.