YouTube Kenneth Pagh and his friend captured this beautiful but scary bloom of jellyfish. We’re not sure exactly where they shot this, but to paraphrase a commenter’s remark, let’s just call it the Ocean of Nope.

A tumbler that turns piping hot coffee – or any other beverage – into a chilled drink in just a couple of minutes. Like Zoku’s slushie maker, the tumbler is meant to be stored in the freezer to keep it cold.

Rob Lowe plays a philandering detective in the animated series Moonbeam City. The show parodies ’80s cop shows with the synth and neon turned up to 11. Also stars Will Forte, Elizabeth Banks and Kate Mara. Think Archer ’80s style.

Filmed from hilltops, mountains, and high-rises, Chris Pritchard’s Above LA is a gorgeous four minute timelapse that gives a glimpse into the unseen beauty of the metropolis. It’s fun to watch the mesmerizing traffic instead of riding in it too.

A hunting variant of the Motoped mountain bike-motorcycle hybrid. The Motoped Survival Bike has a custom frame and gas tank, a rear rack and a gas can. Optional accessories include multitools, ropes, an axe and even a crossbow.

Mexico’s largest cemetery Panteón de Dolores came alive with illusions and morbid yet silly imagery. Llamarada used projection mapping on the cemetery’s trees, tombstones and crosses. Part of the Ciudad Intervenida project.

The slimmest lounge pants we’ve ever seen, paired with an extended drawstring. When the weather permits – or if your crotch can take it – these will go well with oversized shorts. Or a kilt, if you’re that far ahead of the seasons.

(Offensive humor) A real life Saul Goodman drops by James Yeager’s channel to graph the alpha male’s guide to romantic conquests, based on a potential partner’s inner and outer beauty. Ladies, you want the graph at 5:55.

Currently in development by a two-man team, Drift Stage is a drifting racing game that pays homage to ’90s arcade racers and ’80s pop culture. The background music was made by Myrone. Alpha gameplay here.

Professional stuntman Ethan Swanson jumped from the top of a four-story building then cushioned his fall by sliding down the roof of a house below. If you’re calling shenanigans, his jump is shown in its entirety at 1:45.

The TIWAL 3.2 is a sailing dinghy that collapses down to two small bags, so you can take it just about anywhere. Made from reinforced PVC, it holds up to three people, comes with an electric pump, and sets up in about 20 minutes.

Extreme sport junkie Brad O’Neil combined two daring stunts in one, jumping his dirt bike high into the air over a lake off a 60-foot-high ramp, then pulling his parachute as he hits the apex of his jump.

In a surprisingly unexpected move, this captive bear sees a crow that is drowning in its lagoon. Instead of letting the bird die or eating it for lunch, the bear pulls the helpless bird to safety, then goes about its business eating an apple.

Batman and the Justice League go to outer space in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. The game promises dynamic action via customizable suits and abilities, and shapeshifting characters like Cyborg, Martian Manhunter and Plastic Man.

Once again, Vsauce alternately blows and deflates our minds with really-but-not-really scenarios as he discusses shadows, nighttime and darkness made by light, then somehow ends up talking about intellectual darkness.

Tables for the high rolling dice roller. Geek Chic’s tables have two surfaces – a removable top and a recessed playing area. You can customize the number of player stations, drawers and rails and pick from walnut, maple or cherry wood.

A champion kickboxer looks to defend his belt against the Galactic Empire’s trusty starfighter in Robot Chicken’s “rock solid homonym joke.” We bet the badass Thai biker has more of a fighting chance.

(NSFW: Language) FoxADHD visits Winnie the Pooh and his pals in a parallel universe, where Eeyore’s doppelgänger is even more of a sad sack than he was in the Disney cartoons. And yes, Depressed Donkey the Honest Trailers guy.

Some guys in Russia discovered that the faucet on one of their dorm sinks made a weird noise, so they did what anyone with a musical inkling would do, and turned it into an impromptu didgeridoo. Clearly, Russia needs plumbers.

YouTuber Mahatma McRaspberry gives us a triple dose of his pug’s death stare, unwittingly making one of the best follow ups to the purebred dog rant. Go ahead, laugh. As long as you know that we are the Frankensteins of this monster.

A romantic and lighthearted animated film by Michael Bidinger and Michelle Kwon follows the misadventures of the world’s unluckiest man and the world’s luckiest woman, whose paths collide to bring them together.

A man bets that that he can make his friend part with his “rarer than rare” boat without giving him a single cent. Jude Law and Giancarlo Giannini star in this classy commercial for Johnnie Walker Blue Label.

The Barisieur is Joshua Renouf’s concept for a coffee lover’s alarm clock. When the alarm goes off, an electric heater and stainless steel balls boil the water, which will then drip onto coffee grounds. Why does this not exist already?