Did you know that when you're out driving, someone could be watching you from their bedroom? On TrafficVision.Live you can watch live feeds of traffic cameras in different cities. The… Read the rest of the article: Can they see you? The spooky appeal of watching live traffic cameras online

This mini trinket library is the most wonderful thing I've seen all week. The concept behind the mini trinket library is similar to that of the little free library boxes,… Read the rest of the article: Why every neighborhood needs a mini trinket library

A defunct gas storage tank has been cosplaying as a jack-o'-lantern for 72 years. Smilin' Jack—yes, they named it—sits at an old Phillips 66 refinery in Wilmington, California, where it… Read the rest of the article: Smilin' Jack: The 3-million-gallon pumpkin lighting up California

I recently came across the Weird Eggs Subreddit, and I'm equally fascinated and repulsed. If you are easily grossed out, turn back now. You have been warned. On r/WeirdEggs, you'll… Read the rest of the article: This Reddit community collects the most disturbing eggs on earth

Ever sliced into a fresh cut of meat only to watch it suddenly twitch on your cutting board? According to this video, it doesn't mean your dinner is still alive.… Read the rest of the article: Why your fresh meat is twitching on the cutting board

Feeling curious about how different topics are linked? Six Degrees of Wikipedia is a site that lets you type in two different topics and then shows how many Wikipedia pages… Read the rest of the article: This Wikipedia game reveals bizarre connections between any topics

Ever wonder why your grandmother called her refrigerator an "icebox"? A YouTube video explores historic home features that have disappeared from modern architecture, revealing the clever solutions our ancestors used… Read the rest of the article: Dumbwaiters and milk doors: Lost home features that seem useful today

Once upon a time in 1997, a campaign was started by one very religious man to replace the word "hello" with the less satanic greeting "Heaveno!" Canales campaigned to change… Read the rest of the article: Texas man convinced his county to ban "hello" for being too satanic

This guy has a pet giant centipede, and he might be the bravest man on planet Earth. This pet is not for the faint of heart. It's longer than the… Read the rest of the article: Exotic pet owner lets monstrous centipede explore his chest

In Aarhus, Denmark, the main library in town is often filled with the sound of a giant tubular bell called Gongen. The bell rings multiple times a day for a… Read the rest of the article: Danish library's massive bell announces every newborn in the city

Here's a fun collection of vintage robot halloween costume photos shared by GotWeird on Instagram. All of these delightful costumes are DIY. It looks like so much love and creativity… Read the rest of the article: Vintage robot Halloween costumes show DIY creativity from bygone era

Long before brain scans and neural networks, two scientists used chemistry and ink to uncover what the brain actually looks like. In the late 1800s, Italian scientist Camillo Golgi developed… Read the rest of the article: Beautiful scientific drawings that changed how we understand the brain

Are we alone in the universe? This is something many have wondered before. In this video by Wired, a NASA scientist (David Dr. Grinspoon) answers our questions about the possibility… Read the rest of the article: The universe is too big for us to be alone, right? A NASA scientist weighs in

Watch an adorable, smart dog drag his bed outside for his daily sunbathing session, only to realize it's too cloudy outside. This pup waits everyday for his person to get… Read the rest of the article: Smart dog drags bed outside for daily sunbathing, realizes it's cloudy instead

The Doomsday Scoreboard is a website that keeps track of people's failed doomsday predictions. The site has a list of past doomsday predictions and ones that are pending to be… Read the rest of the article: Doomsday scoreboard still at zero, but don't worry — we've got eight more chances to die screaming

I had a lot of fun looking through snippets from these wikipedia pages about various "effects" with funny names. These were shared by the fantastic instagram account called Depths of… Read the rest of the article: Why you more likely to die around your birthday

In Birth of the Pearl, an early silent film (1901)  by Frederick S. Armitage, a woman slowly rises from a giant oyster shell. She looks annoyed to be awake, rolling… Read the rest of the article: Silent film from 1901 perfectly captures how we all feel about mornings

I recently came across a website called Have A Dandy Day! It made me say "this is what the internet was made for!" Once you click the start button on… Read the rest of the article: "Have a Dandy Day" is the delightfully strange website the internet was made for

Watch a thirsty frilled lizard get rejuvenated on a road in Australia. This poor little lizard was dehydrated after a bushfire. Luckily, a nice person poured water directly from their… Read the rest of the article: Watch a thirsty frilled lizard get rejuvenated on a road in Australia

See what happens under a microscope when an army of germs encounters a wave of mouthwash. The creator of this video uses his very own mouth germs for this experiment.… Read the rest of the article: Watch mouthwash obliterate germs under a microscope