Nostalgic listmaker Rhetty for History looked back on popular toys and games of the 1970s that have gone away for good.

A lingual TED-Ed lesson written by Cella Wright explains some of the most interesting tongues out there in the animal kingdom.

Hildegard von Blingin’ and Friar Funk performed a cover of the Billy Joel song "We Didn't Start the Fire" in a traditional medieval style.

A salon owner found a tiny baby mouse whom he cared for so well that she grew up nice and strong with a big personality.

Hank Azaria valiantly tried to get a reaction from a Buckingham Palace Guard by voicing his most famous characters from "The Simpsons".

Musician Dušan Holý played the very unusual "Mono Tone Piano", a tiny piano that has only a single white key.

Come to Cheesus explained the history of Mimolette, a French cheese from Lille that uses mites to enhance the flavor.

Antiquarian bookseller Tom Ayling visited the Museo della Carta in Amalfi, Italy to learn how to make paper by hand.

Peter Dinklage read a dam-ing letter by Stephen Tvedten to a government agency who ordered him to remove beaver dams on his property.

Issaquah, Washington, spoke with artist Thomas Dambo, the creator of giant wooden trolls that interact with their natural surroundings.