Rémi Gaillard Performs Hilarious Holiday Pranks While Dressed as Santa Claus
The brilliant French prankster Rémi Gaillard dressed up as Santa Claus and in the holiday spirit, performed some hilarious Christmas pranks.
A Friendly Fox Visits Santa Claus at a Petsmart Store
A friendly fox named Sly from SaveAFox Rescue was invited to the local Petsmart store to visit Santa Claus.
Thoughtful Buffalo Uses His Horn to Gently Flip Over an Upside Down Tortoise
A buffalo walked over to an overturned tortoise in his enclosure and used his horn to flip over the helpless terrapin.
The Origins of the Fearful Yuletide Monster Krampus
Monster expert Dr. Emily Zarka explains the historic 19th Century origins of the widely feared Yuletide creature Krampus.
An Animated Air Bud Shares a Crisis of Conscience With Beethoven When He Realizes Their Lives Are Fake
Observational animator Joel Haver imagined what might happen if dogs really understood their roles in films.
Eleven Robotic Dancing Santas in Sunglasses Perform Synchronized Synthesized Christmas Carols
Sam Battle built the "Santasizer", eleven robotic Santas in sunglasses that performed synchronized, synthesized Christmas carols.
Mark Rober Enlists 12 Year Old Inventor to Build World’s Largest T-Shirt Cannon for Jimmy Kimmel’s LA Bowl
Mark Rober was asked by Jimmy Kimmel to build a giant T-shirt cannon, so Rober enlisted help from 12 year old LEGO inventor Anthony Hartman.
Gray Kitten Gets a Face Full of Humidifier Mist
A little gray kitten adorably checked out the spout of a countertop humidifier and received repeated facefuls of misted water.
‘NSYNC Tells The Beatles ‘Bye Bye Bye’ in a Hilarious Mashup of ‘Let It Be’
There I Ruined It took a particularly fraught scene from 'The Beatles: Get Back' and mashed the song together with 'NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye".
A Remote Controlled Robotic Dog Inspired by the Design of Theo Jansen’s Walking Strandbeest Sculptures
The Q science channel engineer built a remote-controlled walking dachshund inspired by Theo Jansen's Strandbeest sculptures.