"House I" is a mind-bending optical illusion by pop art pioneer Roy Lichtenstein of a static 2D house that appears as a moving 3D house.

Thomas H. Smith gave his split-screen treatment to "The Lion King", positioning the voice actors of each character alongside the characters.

Pet detective Erica Hart finds dogs who have been lost and abandoned around Yorkshire, England, using her thermal imaging drone.

Japanese miniaturist Mozu creates remarkably detailed rooms in the tiniest spaces available such as electrical outlets and bathroom tiles.

Mallory Crusta of Cats.com offered some very good advice communicating with your cat and understanding what your cat is trying to say to you.

Weird History Food took a grim yet informative look at various foods born out of cultural tragedy that have become culinarily iconic.

Architect Michael Wyetzner broke down the NYC street grid, explaining the basic math that makes up one of the most iconic cities in the world.

Adoptable dogs from Bosnia and elsewhere were treated to a giant pile of toys from which they each could choose their own Christmas present.

Street artist Vitaly Tesh created a "Graffiti Color Mixer" that uses hydraulic pressure to put varying hues of spray paint into a single can.

Weird History Food tapped into the history of boxed wine, specifically the Franzia family, the pioneers of this popular yet often derided form.