Designed by Thomas Walde, Postfossil’s shelf is for bicycle enthusiasts. It lets you present your beloved ride as a room centerpiece. The shelf is made of fir and has a steel pin and coconut fiber mats.

You’d think that these skinny little birds would have no chance against deadly gaze (and jaws) of this alligator, but it turns out theses sandhill cranes have no problem telling this gator to stay off their turf.

YouTuber Beedy eff teenell and his friend saw a strange bed of rubble in Vancouver. One of them walked on it to point out that it behaved like a waterbed, only to realize that it’s actually a work of art. Oops.

The life of a man represented in scenes and soundbites from over 150 movies by Movieclips Trailers. We wish it wasn’t so frantic though. The songs are The Time to Run by Dexter Britain and 02 Spring 1 by Max Richter.

Two dancing dogs meet their soulmates, but there’s just one problem: they’re balloon animals – and they’re dancing the tango through a cacti-filled desert. An imaginative and wonderfully composed short animated film by Humble.

The music video for Fiona Apple’s passionate love song Hot Knife, from her excellent 2012 album The Idler Wheel… The video was directed by filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson (There Will Be Blood, Boogie Nights, Punch Drunk Love).

Like the SmartKey, the KeyonPod lets you store up to 6 keys or utility tools in one compact case. It has a clever pop-out mechanism that makes it easy to access the installed keys or tools. Available in aluminum and titanium.

Keanu Reeves leads a band of outcast samurai who aim to avenge their master and regain their honor. But to do so they have to defeat an army of mythical creatures. 47 Ronin is (very) loosely based on a legendary Japanese story.

Comedy duo Rhett and Link get together with comedy duo Key and Peele to school us on the finer points of posing for photographs. Of course, you can only do these poses if you’re part of a comedy duo… or a comedy quartet.

This limited edition 3D Combo Blu-ray box set of Star Trek: Into Darkness comes with a life-size phaser replica. Made by Quantum Mechanix, the phaser’s barrel can be switched between stun and kill mode.

There were only slight glimpses of vehicular carnage in the trailer for The Walking Dead’s fourth season but you can still fantasize about the slaughter survival machine you’d build to endure the zombiepocalypse with Hyundai’s app.

It’s simultaneously the greatest and most annoying invention ever made. Eric Buss apparently had nothing better to do with his time, so he created a bicycle that unrolls and pops bubble wrap as it rides.

A brief demonstration of a robot from Shinkawa which can precisely position components for surface mounting. Its breakneck pace is both mesmerizing and a bit frightening. The Surface Mounters’ Union will soon be protesting.

A handsome piece of furniture which offers exceptional form and function. Built into its rear cabinet is a pair of 4″ full-range speakers, a 5-1/4″ subwoofer, and an amp. Also offers hidden wire management to keep things tidy.

A Japanese matryomin ensemble plays a boogie rendition of Beethoven’s Symphony no. 9. Who the what now? A matryomin is a theremin inside a matryoshka doll, aka a Russian nesting doll. Here’s a solo matryomin performance.

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