Weird History Food offers an enlightening look at the accidental origins of the microwave oven and one man's faith in its innovation.

Brian Moore created the unique LOL Verifier", a device that only lets a user type LOL when they are actually laughing out loud.

Drew Builds Stuff decided that his dog needed an upgraded dog house, so he built the canine equivalent of a luxurious heated tiny house.

Jon Lefkovitz created a wonderful compilation of film and television characters moving together in complete unison.

A human belonging to The Golden Ellie cleverly hid inside the storage area of her couch to play a gentle trick on the curious canine.

Wildlife photographer Julian Rad created a tiny snowman for a little red squirrel to play with during an adorable photo shoot.

Cities and Memory has put together "Obsolete Sounds," a giant collection of sounds that have become obsolete or are quickly disappearing.

60 Second Docs visited with Rhys Kelly, an artist who creates hand-painted replica eyeball jewelry, statement pieces, and installations.

While appearing on the show "Penn & Teller: Fool Us", magician Axel Adler performed a mind-bending dance on three fully articulating legs.

Bala Nivetha creates realistic flowers in a style known as Russian Sculpture Painting, which uses paint to create 3D images on flat surfaces.