Rhetty for History looked back at once-popular beer brands that were discontinued and/or made unavailable over the last century.

Macrofying captured vivid microscopic footage of a working ballpoint pen in slow-motion along with other household items.

A rescued cockatiel named is so attached to her human that she does yoga with her and accompanies her on bicycle rides and hikes.

HarvardTHUD performed a striking cover of the classic AC/DC song "Thunderstruck" on colorful boomwhackers.

Impressionist Mary Elizabeth Kelly, a self-described "mouth actor", describes how different actors reveal their teeth while speaking.

A compassionate woman found a tiny baby squirrel who had fallen onto her driveway from a tree and soon made him part of her family.

Desmond Doom showed how to write a song in the style of The Smiths, using their guitar riffs, chords, reverb, modes, lyrics, and keys.

Science vlogger Big WR showed how to hand cut cool spirals out of a glass bottle using careful measurements.

Weird History Food looks into ketchup's history, noting that the original recipe from ancient Southeast Asia called for no tomatoes.

A cleverly programmed robotic wok makes cooking fried rice a very simple task with automatic tools toss all the ingredients together.