We’re already familiar with one screaming frog, but this little green guy has every right to let out a wail as a kitty cat approaches and gives him a pat. The frog was not harmed, but our eardrums were.

A Bluetooth gaming controller that works with Android, iOS or WinMo to return tactile control to touchscreen devices. No word yet on game compatibility, but it will look good playing them.

Animator Counter656 returns with another demonstration of his mastery of the art of stop-motion, as Gundam is joined by guest-star Saber Lily from Fate as she kicks some serious ass.

Using found materials from the streets of Sao Paulo, Brazil, artist Henrique Oliveira creates amazing installation pieces. Some are like caves of wonder we would love to explore. (Thanks Trina!)

It’s cute and funny to see Kya the lioness paw at baby boy Jack, but all that separates this lioness from a delectable baby treat (and tragedy) is a see-through glass barrier.

The team has yet to play a single game – and its roster needs a lot of work – but fans of the Brooklyn Nets can already show their support with ballin’ merch from the NBA. BROOOOKLYYYYN!

Noisey recently had some of their underaged music critics share their thoughts on the Radiohead classic Paranoid Android. We had to look up N-Dubz before we realized that the world is in peril.

A story by KTUL about Tanner, a blind dog with seizures that led his owner to return him to the local animal clinic, where the vet suggested that Tanner be put down. Until Blair came along.

Jacob Fleisher wants to be a professional actor and is cleverly using YouTube to audition. Or mock pop science fiction. Or both. Either way he’s a decent actor. Decent writers in Hollywood: GONE.

…or, as we prefer to call this “pitch-black” short: The Devil Wears Birkenstocks. The film seems to think that it’s a one-act play and is thus too wordy and spirited, but it’s still worth watching.

The Topsecret by designers Rob Hermes and Marlies Romberg is made from porcelain and has a wax seal, beautiful metaphors for the fragility and importance of privacy. Available in different colors.

You don’t have to be a doctor to love these anatomically correct toys by Wendy Bryan. Give a heart to your girlfriend, a brain to your smart friend, and an appendix to your useless friend. JK.

Clearly frustrated at the pothole that gobbled – or did it spring underneath? – his taxi, the unlucky driver inspects the damage done to his cab and makes a startling discovery.

YouTube mathematician Vi Hart’s latest video is her most confusing yet, but it’s the most entertaining one as well. Watch and listen as she demonstrates friezes, 2D patterns that repeat in one direction.

Bryan Boyce infuses Scorsese’s classic with a little shot of Disney, through the use of clever editing and visual tweaks to the explicit original. The ending is particularly clever (and accurate.)

Laser beams can be fun (and a little dangerous), as is demonstrated by this setup in which a number of balloons are sequentially targeted by lasers and eventually blown to smithereens.

Whether you like red hot foods or just want to play a nasty prank on your friends, Satan’s Spawn’s slightly sweet, very spicy habanero/chili-infused gummy bears should do the trick.

Yeah, yeah. We all know who you are Sly. Now can you please step aside and just let us watch the trailer for that orgy of bullets, explosions, and action heroes you call a movie already?

Mercedes-Benz’ latest concept car looks almost like a production-ready vehicle. It’s got a 208hp turbo inline-4, a “liquid metal” paintjob, a glass roof, and the coolest headlights you’ve ever seen.

The crew from BBC’s Planet Earth Live better not let their bosses see this footage of a couple of toque macaque monkeys acting as cameramen. Bananas are way cheaper than a regular paycheck.

A super-sized version of Jawbone’s first wireless speaker/speakerphone, the Big Jambox has a max output of 115dB, a 15-hour battery life and it can sync with up to 2 devices at the same time.

Gnarly Bay Prod. shows the highlights of their trip to Chile and Patagonia. Shot on a Canon 1D Mk.IV. A testament to both the beauty of nature and the capabilities of today’s DSLR cameras.

Improv Everywhere strikes again with their new found knack for confusing people with kindness. After comforting tired commuters, the group treated a lucky couple to an instant date.