Xiaomanyc taught himself how to speak perfect corporate jargon and went into midtown Manhattan to surprise locals with his fluency.

A very intelligent raven named Gosha quite cleverly used a stick to retrieve an elusive treat that his human stuck deep inside a tube.

Foggy Mountain Spaceship performed a uniquely wonderful cover of the "Overworld" and "Underworld" Super Mario Bros. themes on banjos.

The Paint Explainer offered a comprehensive list of popular marketing tricks and techniques over the course of ten colorful minutes.

Kurzgesagt explained that there is so much matter out of our observable realm that the infinite universe may paradoxically be finite.

The German game show "Schlag den Star" had athletes Alexander Zverev and Silvio Heinevetter compete to cut vegetables exactly in half.

Dr. Erica Brozovsky of the PBS series "Otherwords" explains why certain words are mispronounced on a fairly regular basis.

Eater visited Paul Giannone, the proprietor of Paulie Gee's Slice Shop in Greenpoint, Brooklyn to learn how their legendary pizza is made.

Alex Melton reimagined how the Van Halen song "Jump" would sound if it were written as an alt-pop indie rock song.

On the 'One Song podcast' Luxxury and Diallo Riddle spoke about the 1960s TV origins of the famous "I-I-I-I-I" in "Groove is in the Heart".