The Dodo put together a heartwarming compilation showing how the "Cat Distribution System" delivers stray and feral cats to humans.

Rhetty for History compiled a nostalgic list of largely forgotten cartoons from the 1970s that aired for a season or two on Saturday mornings.

The Breeders traveled to Big Sur, California, to perform a live acoustic set of some of their most popular songs in a redwood grove.

Map Men hilariously pondered aloud as to how many countries are actually considered countries according to seemingly arbitrary rules.

The United States Postal Service released a Forever stamp in the form of a "Jeopardy" question that commemorates the late Alex Trebek.

Shira Moffatt captured adorable of footage her teenage sons playing soccer at their Colorado home with a wild elk who broke free of the herd.

Jonkers Rare Books explained why the 1936 book "The Story of Ferdinand" about a flower smelling bull was banned in Spain and Germany.

Aaron Benitez of Aaron's Animals created the Pet Piano, an enrichment tool for cats and dogs that releases food when the keys are pressed.

India Rose Crawford created a lovely stop motion short in which a knitted frog lovingly prepared a strawberry pie for a knitted toad.

An intelligent raven named Gosha knew when to sing while his human was playing the xylophone, adding in well-timed vocal accents.