NASA’s ECCO Group shared a mesmerizing model that plotted the Earth's most traveled underwater highways.

The G1 humanoid robot by Unitree is so nimble that it is able to perform near perfect Kung Fu movements with little or no effort whatsoever.

British ex-pat Laurence Brown of Lost in the Pond quite appropriately questioned the bizarre borders of time zones in the United States.

The History Guy recounted the complicated history of milk, noting that its basic sugar, lactose, is incredibly complex.

A thoughtful pregnant stray cat brought pink camellia flowers to a woman named Aalishelise's door, who then let her inside to give birth.

During a 2012 show in Memphis, Styx played two of the band's most seminal albums, "The Grand Illusion" and "Pieces of Eight".

The Slow Mo Guys created a watermelon rocket by placing it on a skateboard and then propelling forward it with lit sparklers.

A talented bulldog named Chowder, who absolutely loves to skateboard, refuses to go to bed without his beloved board by his side.

In the dark comedy web series "Do We Eat Him?", two slightly unhinged zombie apocalypse survivors debate if they should consume a dead man.

The BBC Earth Explore series "Everyday Extremes" accompanied a woman named Mina as she worked as a crane operator in Oslo, Norway.