Last night, Queens' own Arvind Mahankali, 13, won the Scripps National Spelling Bee by correctly spelling "knaidel," a Yiddish word for a kind of dumpling. (Mahankali had twice lost in the finals on Germanic words.) But Mahankali wasn't the only star—nearly every kid on the stage had presence. And good "concentration" faces.
This video of a dachshund dentist and its big kitty client comes with absolutely no context, but one thing is abundantly clear: This is by far the cutest cleaning symbiosis in the Animal Kingdom (suck it, hippos and oxpeckers).
Portland Police Traffic Officer Mark James was in hot pursuit of a traffic violator caught going 52mph in a 35mph zone when his "high-speed chase" was abruptly interrupted by a family of ducks trying to cross the street.
This video of 7.5-month-old Ryder water skiing Lake Dyer in Queensland, Australia, is almost certain to invoke cries of "child abuse."
Mondays are bad news. So are Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, as a matter of fact, but we'll get to them later.
They say the postman always rings twice, but in poor little Timmy's case, the mail carrier didn't even bother knocking before shoving his special delivery down the poor little kid's throat.
There is so much to like about this video: The very, very clever raccoon navigating his way across a makeshift two-rope bridge like a furry James Bond; the Toronto housewife providing National Geographic-ready narration that gives Randall a run for his honey; the nuclear bomb blast toward the end of the video heralding a post-apocalyptic world in which raccoon overlords force humans to produce everlasting mountains of garbage for them to consume.
It was really only a matter of time before cats stopped being frightened of their own reflections and moved on to the next stage: Spending all day in front of the mirror practicing their Jazz Hands.
Joann and Mike Moser weren't even mad when they found out their 2-year-old son Kyle was using fingernail clippers to break into his sister's room late at night to steal a stuffed unicorn.
Looking for a cheap and easy way to mess with your cat? Well, I can't hear your response, but since you own a cat, I'm going to assume the answer is yes.
