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Cat Explorer is an educational and unintentionally horrifying and funny virtual reality demo app for the Leap Motion controller. It lets you intuitively explore the muscles, skeleton and organs of a cat with simple gestures.

Add a bit of interactive fun to your drinks with the Barbuzzo Mystic Pint Glass. It’s a 27oz. drinking glass that comes with a fortune teller at the bottom, similar to a magic 8-ball. The fortune teller provides 20 different answers.

Freddie Wong goes up against the guys from Corridor in this action short about a pair of FBI agents who do their darnedest to impress a woman with their handgun handling skills. It’s shallow and silly, but entertaining nonetheless.

“Kiss a pangolin French style, and it can tell you what you ate yesterday.” Totally amateur naturalist Zefrank1 schools us on more of natures stranger creations – Myrmecophagidae and various other critters who enjoy a delicious dinner of ants and termites.

“Y’all got the wrong guy! He’s Illuminati!” Rajon Rondo is a conspiracy theorist, Steph Curry thinks about the strangest things and LeBron James knows what the media wants him to be doing in the latest Bad Lip Reading of the NBA.

Maneater is an upcoming action RPG in which you assume the role of a man-eating bull shark. Your objective? Build your skills to become the most deadly predator in the ocean, as you chomp on sea creatures and humans alike. Coming soon to Steam.

Artist Benedetto Bufalino transformed a Ford Mondeo station wagon into a fully-functional wood-burning pizza oven. The interior features a brick cooking surface, making quick and crispy traditional Italian pizzas. We’re assuming he removed the gas tank too.

TierZoo’s latest analysis focuses on the top dog of the meta: humans. We are severely lacking in defense and stealth, but out bipedal stance, speech, tool use, and of course intelligence more than make up for our weaknesses. Get rekt world!

Express your everyday frustration with this limited-edition resin bust of Captain Jean-Luc Picard displaying his disgust with the failings of mankind. Sadly, it measures just 6″ tall, which is kind of frustrating in and of itself. Where’s our life-size version, ThinkGeek?

Ringling College of Art and Design students Sagar Arun and Rachel Kral’s lighthearted animated short pokes fun at the sometimes vast differences between a superhero’s comic book origins and their modern-day versions, in this obvious jab at a certain DC Comics hero.

Enjoy fun twists on the game of darts with Jay Stoltz’s dartboards. Each one is handmade and adds new rules related to the sport that inspired them. There’s a baseball board, a basketball board and a golf board.

(PG-13: Language) “I don’t know if any of us deserve any credit.” Jackass co-creator Johnny Knoxville drops by Hot Ones to talk about where he got his love for pranks, the potency of pepper spray and more while eating hot wings.

If you’re a reserved person or a meticulous planner, you might want to have a reminder that you might be missing out on some things that life has to offer. The Optimist Coin encourages you to be more spontaneous. One side says “yes” and the other side says “hell yes.”

(PG-13: Butts) A woman creates a fantastic new invention – a machine that can see the future – but it has some limitations, like it can only jump forward 15 seconds. Jimmy Marble’s quirky short film is packed with laughs, and offers a fresh take on the time travel genre.

Monopoly Cheater’s Edition puts some fun new twists on the classic board game. It comes with a deck that assigns each player with a rule-breaking mission, such as moving another player’s token, skipping spaces on the board and even breaking out of jail.

Actor and backyard daredevil Johnny Knoxville has subjected himself to all manner of torture in the name of entertainment. In this clip from Vanity Fair, the Jackass and Bad Grandpa star breaks down the rich history of his numerous injuries. That Butterbean bit still hurts.

A chameleon spies his crush while waiting for the subway, and aims to impress her with a gift. But Darrel doesn’t exactly have the best of luck in this amusing and award-winning animated short film out of Spain, directed by Marc Briones and Alan Carabantes.

Morfors.dk is used to speeding up their remote controlled cars by putting more powerful motors into them, so they tried the same idea with a paper shredder, replacing the stock motor with a 44,000 RPM brushless motor. We wish they came from OfficeDepot this way.

(PG-13: Language) When he’s not acting COO of Pied Piper, actor Zach Woods loves to spend time in nature. The Silicon Valley and The Office star provides his misguided advice on surviving in the woods in this hilarious clip he did for GQ.

FozzTexx offers a flashback to what life was like for computer users in the late 1970s. Check out the sleek styling and cutting edge monochrome screen on that TRS-80 Model II, complete with 8″ floppy drive and acoustic coupler! They left out the modem squeal, so here you go.

(PG-13: Language) “Technology’s just nature we taught to do cool tricks.” Exurb1a reminds us that the technology we use everyday isn’t unfathomable – by breaking down some of the gadgets we use everyday, such as watches, airplanes and computers.

“If this thing is even remotely rideable… I will be shocked.” Punmaker and stuffmaker Colin Furze’s latest crazy creation is a bicycle that has a frame made out of giant springs instead of standard tubes. It’s a stupid, nonsensical, and impractical build, and that’s why we love it.

Because not much is known about the map or its inhabitants, TierZoo found it impossible to come up with a ranking of deep sea creatures. They did, however, identify two traits that are of utmost importance to surviving this weird and unforgiving environment.

From The Dark Knight to Dunkirk, director Christopher Nolan has proven himself as one of today’s greatest fillmakers. Screen Junkies simultaneously honors and roasts Nolan, from his convoluted, non-linear plots, to the repetitive themes throughout his work.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey tests his memory skills on Dark Souls Remastered. Watch him remember all the fun he didn’t have while challenging the game’s monsters and navigating its perfectly balanced stages.