If you thought koalas were evil, wait until you see how geese slug it out. There’s a good message to this vid though: If you’re not proud and fly away, you live to fight another…oh. Nvmz.

The latest interchangeable-lens, micro-four-thirds cam shoots 12mp stills, 1080p/60i HD video, zippy shutter and auto-focus speed, all wrapped in an metal body with a sharp OLED touchscreen.

This Lamborghini LP640-4 SV was “only” doing about 100MPH, but that didn’t stop this ballsy squirrel from darting out in front and making it across the road. His tail, not so much.

This insanely detailed, working wooden model of a Caterpillar excavator took Rob Fisher’s Woodchuck and Co. 3,000+ hours to build, using 4,000+ handcrafted pieces of cherry and walnut wood.

Forget about forks, knives and tongs. This is what men use to deal with meat. Use Bear Paws to lift, carve, slice or shred meat of any kind. Its handles stay cool so your own paws won’t get burned.

The perfect everyday wristwatch. The design of the unisex Uniform Wares 103 collection was inspired by “the simplicity and utilitarian functionality” of mid-century British factory wall clocks.

(Spoilers: But you’ve finished by now, right?) Portal 2 fan Pedro Calvo created his own music video for the game’s hilarious closing song. GLaDOS really needs to try out for American Idol next year.

Photographer Scott Alexander was shooting video for the Red Bull National Wake with a Phantom HD Gold camera, and captured this awesome slow-mo footage of a guy doing a flip off a wakeboard rack.

Looking for a unique gift for a Star Wars fan? Check out this replica of a director’s clapper used in scene 88B – a close-up of Luke Skywalker in his snowspeeder – of The Empire Strikes Back.

(Possible Spoilers) Jenova Chen, Co-Founder of thatgamecompany, sheds more light on the premise, controls, art style and the online multiplayer of their upcoming PS3 game Journey.

To promote Cirque Éloize‘s imminent arrival at the Birmingham Hippodrome, this good sport reporter bravely submits his most vulnerable body parts to the harrowing whims of a quicksilver bicycle stunt.

(NSFW: Language) Need a dose of dark humor? Check out this webcomic. Hugh D. Crawford’s pessimistic and jaded strips will make you sad and happy at the same time.

Designed by studio HeyHeyHey, Melvin the Magical Mixed Media Machine is the most complicated Rube Goldberg contraption we’ve ever seen. It’s purpose? Promoting itself.

If you enjoyed the drifting on the rooftop in the previous vid, then you’ll probably like the way the BMW 1M seamlessly slips through the Tetris-like cuts in the concrete walls here. (Thanks David!)

No, it’s not that kind of dog fight, it’s a TA kind of dog fight – balloon animal versus origami canines, duking it out thought bubbles and all on this funny tee from David Thorley, available at Threadless.

Alloy Yachts’ Vertigo 220 vessel was designed by a naval architect and combines the best of contemporary living with oceanic luxury, with sweeping teak floors and Christian Liaigre interiors.

Get a gander at some kick-ass character progressions you’ll have available to you when you play in the Bounty Hunter subclass in Star Wars: The Old Republic. Jetpack uppercuts, FTW!

Here’s what you need to know: this is a TV spot for a company’s movie theater promo, which lets users buy two movie tickets for the price of one. Bonus clue/made-up word: trailerbomber.

If you’re a closet graffiti artist, avid doodler or if you just hate blank paper, the Walls Notebook is for you. Has 80 pictures of New York City walls waiting to be your page, board or canvas.

The winner of the 2011 Nokia Shorts Competition, JW Griffiths’ Splitscreen: A Love Story was shot entirely on a Nokia N8. Hardly a new concept, but still well executed. Making of video here.

A 6″ x 1 1/2″ paper shredder that doesn’t require an artificial power source to operate – simply twist both ends in opposite directions to make it shred. Just don’t let kids get their hands on it.

These highly detailed, sleek and sexy hand made slip-cast ceramic lamps are created by Ryan Weigner. Features 9mm and AK-47 lamp stems and bodies. Fixture, shade, cord and plug are included.

A young filmmaker adds an extra gadget to his Amazon cart and gets more than he bargained for. A clever way to advertise Magic Bullet Suite 11, the effects package used to embellish this short film.