"Nanoscapes" by Kristina Dutton is a stunning short film of butterfly wings shot through electron microscopes at 50,000x magnification.

Elin TV called over a northern white-cheeked gibbon who climbed through the trees and down the path for the grapes that were being offered.

Security cameras leave their perches and fly to spy on people with iPhones as they go about their lives in "Flock", a clever ad for Safari.

Bre Ellis traced out the shape of a Jack O'Lantern and gave it to her chickens to carve out each feature with their little beaks.

Ataraxia Riqueza shared a video of a cat ascending a very cleverly designed cat ladder that went all the way up the garden wall.

A regenerative Ted-Ed lesson written by Jessica Whited explains why certain animals can regrow limbs and others, including humans, cannot.

The Empire State Building in New York City paid tribute to James Earl Jones with a light show featuring Darth Vader from Star Wars.

James Earl Jones read Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" in his beautiful baritone voice, capturing the chilling cadence of the poem.

Bassist Casey Abrams stood in the middle of the Abbey Road crosswalk and played "When I'm Sixty Four" and "Come Together" by The Beatles.

On the "Letterman Show" in 2001, James Earl Jones presented the Top Ten things that only sound cool when he says them.