Charles Berthoud performed a funky slap bass cover of the Ghostbusters theme song as if it were "the hardest song in the world".

A howling TED-Ed lesson written by Craig Thompson recounts the history behind legendary werewolf lore.

A generous rat bounded down the tracks of a NYC subway with a stolen donut in tow only to stop midway and share it with another rat.

Christopher Walken finally introduced Foo Fighters the correct way on Saturday Night Live, after asking how to pronounce their name in 2003.

Chef Amaury Guichon of the Pastry Academy sculpted a terrifying giant red-eyed, long-legged spider completely out of chocolate.

A sweet little Maine Coon kitten named Theo who was adopted during COVID fell in love with a tuxedo cat plushie.

A West Highland White Terrier named Bradford sat on his human Kara Mehrmann's lap as she performed her original jazz song "Rebirth" on piano.

The Kiffness “collaborated” with a talking cat to create a humorous yet reassuring song about going through the world together.

Nine Inch Nails drummer Ilan Rubin transitioned from hard-hitting drums to delicate piano and back again during "March of the Pigs".

In the PBS series Human Footprint, biologist Shane Campbell-Staton examined how and why rats have become so prevalent in New York City.