Some mountain bike rides are impressive. This one looks almost impossible. Danny MacAskill takes his bike high into the spectacular mountains of Scotland’s Isle of Skye, where narrow ridges, steep drops and rugged terrain create…
A chameleon catching an insect happens so quickly that our eyes barely have time to understand what just happened. Slow the action down, though, and one of nature’s most extraordinary feeding mechanisms suddenly becomes visible.…
Swimming pools are usually filled with water. Mark Rober decided that was far too ordinary and spent months figuring out whether he could fill an entire swimming pool with Jello instead. It sounds like a…
You already know how to ride a bicycle. So if someone simply explained one tiny change to the steering, surely you could adapt almost immediately… right? That’s what engineer Destin Sandlin thought before trying a…
Some trick shots are impressive because of the skill involved. Others make you stare at the screen wondering how they were even possible. This collaboration between RocketJump and Dude Perfect happily plays with both ideas.…
A pencil looks like one of the simplest objects imaginable. But turning pieces of wood and graphite into the perfectly shaped pencils sitting on desks around the world involves a surprisingly precise manufacturing process. This…
What if tossing your keys, making breakfast or cleaning up around the house worked like a perfectly executed trick shot every single time? Dude Perfect takes that idea and runs with it in one of…
You don’t need an expensive drum kit to create an unforgettable performance. Sometimes a few ordinary buckets, a pair of drumsticks and an extraordinary sense of rhythm are more than enough. That’s exactly what makes…
Meeting someone much bigger than you can be intimidating — especially when you’re a tiny kitten and that someone happens to be a Golden Retriever. That adorable size difference is what makes this video so…
What does 20 years of a human life look like when compressed into just a few minutes? Photographer Noah Kalina gives us an extraordinary answer. Starting in 2000, he photographed himself day after day, keeping…
