The American Museum of Natural History used a colorful animated beach ball to explain how the human brain processes color.

Sandcastle artist Leonardo Ugolini sculpted amazing replications of Barad-dûr and Bilbo Baggins' house from 'Lord of the Rings".

A lively border collie approached a statue of Abraham Lincoln sitting on a park bench to see if he would play frisbee with her.

Red Bull built the world's biggest pinball machine and invited freerunning parkour expert Pasha Petkuns to become a human pinball.

Photographer Uly Huerta documented a wonderful walk through Osaka, Japan for a blissfully uninterrupted 30 minutes.

Jay Foreman and Mark Cooper-Jones of "Map Men" provided an amusing history of the complicated manner in which counties were formed in England.

Dom Whiting is a very talented DJ who simultaneously spins, drops some DnB beats, and livestreams, all while riding his bicycle.

Designer Clem Stamation created a stop motion animation for Athens State Orchestra that shows fruits and vegetables turning into instruments.

A Ted-Ed lesson by Martin Hilpert explains the difference between language and dialect and when the difference applies.

Puddles Pity Party performed an oddly echoed cover of the Gary Jules/Tears for Fears "Mad World" in the style of "Gears of War".