Devon Bowker of The Wild Life performed an accurate impression of a Keurig machine preparing a cup of coffee with a straight face.

Ryan Kerr from Townsends explains the origins of bourbon, why production is centered in Kentucky, and how it evolved from clear to caramel.

Dr. Of All Things Bizarre posted a surreal video of people effortlessly distorting their features by pressing on their heads and faces.

As part of their Keep it 100 series, Cut asked 100 people to scream as loud as possible with mixed reactions.

A beautiful chimpanzee named Vanilla tentatively walked outside to see the sky for the first time in her 28 years of life.

Deep Freedom joined the ActionAdventureTwins to throw a large rock down 600 feet into the deepest pit in the United States.

The person behind Tiny Cakes prepared a tiny American breakfast using tiny cooking utensils and real ingredients.

BBC Earth created a gorgeous journeyhat invites viewers to enjoy the the unique animals of the Atlantic Rainforest in South America.

Sofja Umarik describes being an introvert, further explaining how she navigates through a loud world that doesn't recognize quiet strength.

Savannah Geary of SciShow explains the science behind why some people really enjoy the specific smell of gasoline.