Interesting Videos Thread

[CalPolyTechnique]

 

[Runwildboys]

I get that they wanted to show how far safety has progressed, but did they have to destroy a classic car to do it?

 

[yimyammer]

Maybe we’re going to discover one day we’re all just an advanced form of biological robotics programmed to fear in order to keep us motivated and compliant

 

[Them]

Lyrebird mimics sounds

 

[Them]

 

[Them]

 

[Runwildboys]

Never seen deer take a swing or stamp its feet before. That was pretty cool, though they should have stopped it. The dog could have gotten seriously hurt.

 

[timb2]

 

[Them]

...I guess I'm dense about this....What's the purpose of this technology???

 

[timb2]

...I guess I'm dense about this....What's the purpose of this technology???

Protection againist counterfeit on money, ripoff fake products from regular products,

 

[Runwildboys]

...I guess I'm dense about this....What's the purpose of this technology???

Cheating!

 

[Them]

 

[Reality]

Sudoku championship scandal in .. 3 ... 2 .... 1 ....

 

[catiii]

Queenstown, Otago, NZ RNAV Runway 23 IFR approach. If it wasn't in cloud, you would see that this jet is actually flying well below the tops of the mountains down the Kawarau River valley for quite some time before making a sharp left turn to final, but the vid is sped up.

 

[catiii]

OMG Aer Lingus female Irish accent (melts) 1st Officer (Fiona) A330 departing SFO for DUB!!!!

 

[Them]

A diver exploring the waters off the coast of Honduras captured footage of an elusive fish
which prowls the ocean floor by walking on its fins. The wondrous encounter reportedly occurred
as marine life expert Mickey Charteris was swimming in a channel near the Honduran island of Roatan.
Much to his profound surprise, the seasoned chronicler of sea creatures in the region stumbled upon
a shortnose batfish that he described as "hands down the strangest fish in the Caribbean."

 

[Runwildboys]

A diver exploring the waters off the coast of Honduras captured footage of an elusive fish
which prowls the ocean floor by walking on its fins. The wondrous encounter reportedly occurred
as marine life expert Mickey Charteris was swimming in a channel near the Honduran island of Roatan.
Much to his profound surprise, the seasoned chronicler of sea creatures in the region stumbled upon
a shortnose batfish that he described as "hands down the strangest fish in the Caribbean."

You can almost see evolution at work with that creature! Cool!

 

[PJTHEDOORS]

You can almost see evolution at work with that creature! Cool!

See a lie.

 

[Runwildboys]

See a lie.

 

[Them]