Compassionate Man Uses a Remote Control Car to Feed Cats and Dogs Living in the Streets of His City
A generous and compassionate man named Prohor uses a remote control car to feed the many dogs and cats living in the streets of his city.
Culinary Scientist Tests If He Can Taste a Difference Between Various Types of Onions
Ethan Chlebowski performed a number tests to determine if there was really a taste difference between red, white, and yellow onions.
Iconic Black Sabbath Riffs Played on a Guitar With All Strings Tuned to B
Bloxsy tuned all the strings on his guitar to B and performed a variety of Black Sabbath riffs from songs he renamed for this experiment.
Calculus Explained in Very Simple Terms
Flash Bytes offered a simple look at Calculus over the course of 15 minutes, noting that it is far more simple than people think.
Robotic Quadruped Dog Equipped With a Flamethrower
Throwflame has created the Thermonator, a commercially available robotic quadruped dog equipped with their proprietary Arc Flamethrower.
Marques Brownlee Walks on an Amazing 360° HoloTile Infinite Treadmill Floor by Disney Imagineering
While at Disney Imagineering Lab, Marques Brownlee tried out an amazing HoloTile floor which acted like a 360° omnidirectional, infinite treadmill.
A Pair of Parrots Imitate a Smoke Detector’s Low Battery Sound
Dakota of Inspire Exotics deadpanned the camera, noting that her parrots learned how to imitate the low battery sound on a smoke detector.
Prankster Paints Package Like Dice To See What Number It Lands On When Delivered
Pablo Rochat painted a box to look like a single dice and sent it to his friend, asking his followers to guess what number it would land on.
The Slow Yet Satisfying Hobby of Building Ships Inside Bottles
Popular Mechanics spoke with Jim Goodwin about the seemingly time-consuming, yet completely satisfying art of fitting ships inside bottles.
How Non-Existent Island Wound Up on Google Maps
Map Men took a look at a phantom island in the South Pacific that was "discovered" by Captain Cook and plotted on Google Maps until 2012.