“What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas… except this video.” — nastycop420

“Check out Mountain Dew Canada’s newest commercial! Mountain Dew is back in Canada and bolder than ever and filled with the citrus charge. Do Awesome. Do the Dew!”

“Sorry for the crappy lighting! I grabbed every lamp in the house, but had to shoot at 1/800 shutter speed.” — JacobTMcgarry

“Simply plug the USB mini gas stove into the side of your computer, and it’ll heat up a mug of tea, coffee, or even keep your ramen noodles warm. It even has a bright orange LED ring around the middle to make it look like a burner (although I’d think blue would be more realistic for natural gas). It offers an adjustable thermostat which lets you select from temperatures between 40° and 70° celsius, and also functions as a 2-port USB hub.” w/ photos

“Hermit crabs have soft bodies and need to adopt abandoned shells for protection. Harry, who lives in a rock pool in LEGOLAND UK, recently crawled into a shell made out of LEGOs. It’s well known that LEGOs aren’t just for kids and Harry chose the LEGO shell over a bunch of other sea and snail shells available for his perusal.” w/ photo + video

“Beware, giant snails! They’re as big as your hand & they’re invading the USA.” — uzoouk

“The chair doesn’t look comfortable at all, although I do have to admit that it looks pretty fine – if you’re into bugs. I can only imagine the reaction of other insectophobes like me when they walk into a dimly lit room and see the shadow of a gigantic mantis right there in the middle. I assure you, it won’t be a pretty sight (or sound.)” w/ photos

“If you hear an off-key note, that might be a Jar Jar Binks character stuck on the machine.” — silexame

“The doesn’t just require coordination and incredible balance… but also insane shoulder strength! Which this women doesn’t appear to have. How is it even possible she can do this?!” — montuzumasviper

“Artist Cai Guo-Qiang marked the opening of his exhibition with Mystery Circle… Over 40,000 rockets blasting off from the wall of the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.”