A clever magpie repeatedly pulled money out of a pile of similarly shaped papers, a wallet, and a phone case and tried to run off with it.

Leonard Solomon performed a honking cover of the Skrillex song "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" on his original Squijeeblion.

A thirsty giant anteater at the North Florida Wildlife Center whipped his long tongue back and forth to drink from a sprinkler.

Emily the Harp Lady tried out the Meowdulator, a feline-themed guitar pedal that meows like a cat when strings are played or plucked.

A stray hairless dog who was rescued by Reto of the Furry Luck Bali in Indonesia, turned out to have a beautiful coat of fluffy blonde fur.

Native Icelander Sanxyra read off seven of the most difficult road names for visitors in Iceland to pronounce.

Argentinian tattoo artist Pablo Ezequiel Frias, a resident artist in NYC, creates hyperrealistic tattoos featuring pop culture icons.

Musician Louis Cardozo performed his original song "Fly" on a paragliding piano flying over a very green valley in the English countryside.

Alex Schmidt explained how early New York City origins of the unlikely act of slipping on a banana peel made it a classic comedy trope.

RuggyBagyStudio created a moving parts rug that opens like a pizza box to reveal a SpongeBob pizza with semi-detachable slices.