Unexpectedly Adorable Pet Crab Eats an Onion Ring
An unexpectedly adorable pet crab with a fondness for all sorts of human food tried to eat a giant onion ring that was handed to her.
The Innovative Origins of White Castle
Weird History Food looks back at the humble yet innovative beginnings of White Castle and the origins of its iconic slider hamburger.
Pianist Accompanies His Neighbor’s Honking Car Alarm
Musician Tony Ann composed a beautiful piano piece to perfectly accompany the repeated honking of his neighbor's car alarm.
1,000 Musicians Play Three Iconic 1990s Anthems
The Rockin'1000 performed three iconic anthems from the 1990s performed live over three different shows in 2016, 2018, and 2019.
Digging a Virtual Hole Through the Center of the Earth
Posit dug a virtual hole through the Earth, explaining what occurs beneath our feet with helpful pixelated illustrations.
How the Letter R Qualifies as a Vowel
Dr. Erica Brozovsky of Otherwords looks at the letter "R", which is normally considered a consonant but also qualifies as a vowel.
Multiple Versions of Rivers Cuomo Appear in the Same Frame for Weezer’s ‘What Happens After You?’
Peter Quinn used an Insta360 camera to shoot Weezer's "What Happens After You?" to get many versions of Rivers Cuomo in the same frame.
Bustling Baby Beaver Can Distinguish Tools From Toys
Jane Newhouse of Newhouse Wildlife Rescue shared what it's like raising a bustling baby beaver who can distinguish tools from her toys.
The Origins of Common Catchphrases
Weird History recounts the long history of some of the most common catchphrases and idioms used in the English language.
How Ben & Jerry’s Makes Their Legendary Ice Cream
Business Insider traveled to St. Albans, Vermont, to learn how the Ben & Jerry's factory churns out a million pints of ice cream daily.