I’ve always said that everything looks better in slow motion. But I didn’t realize that when we slow things down, we can actually learn more about the way our world works.

Here we learn how dogs drink. You might be surprised by the results!

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The audio from this video comes from an old Monty Python clip, but even years later set to a fan-made flash video, the humor remains classic.

If you’ve ever had any questions about the ‘F’ word, I’m positive they’ll be answered in this short clip.

The Beijing 2008 Olympic Games has just come to an end, with the impressive closing ceremony drawing a close to proceedings this morning.

This video shows us the last glimpse we’ll see of the Olympic village in all its glory. Now it’s time to head off to London for the 2012 Olympic Games.

All your base are belong to history.

With the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games currently taking place in China, it’s interesting to look back at other Olympic Games of historical importance.

There can be none that fits that bill quite so well as Berlin 1936. This was of course just three years before the outbreak of World War 2, and the Nazis were already in power.

VideoSift: You can burn pretty much anything, like steel if the particles are small enough! You’ll need rather fine fibers of steel wool for this to work, and they have to be separated a bit. Then create a short circuit with the battery and voila!

Environmental or green issues are now more important than ever, with more need to educate future generations as to the harm we can do to the planet just by ignoring common sense.

This video, showing a musical number by Tim Minchin called Canvas Bags, is just one of a number of green viral videos used to bring humour and awareness to a very serious matter.

Like me you’ve probably heard and seen lots being said about the new high-definition DVD formats. There was HD DVD but Blu-ray killed that off earlier this year.

This video purports to show the difference in standard between watching a movie in Blu-ray and watching it on a run of the mill DVD that we all have hundreds of.

Not too long ago, I made a post that debunked a fake video of a crazy kid riding on top of a school bus. However, there were more skeptics than believers. Here’s a video that might have those same people scratching their heads.

By using Hollywood-like effects, each scene is manipulated. Hence the title “everything you see is fake.” If anything, this video proves that you can never truly trust any video to be real.

Easy, pain free, quick recovery, and not too expensive? Then you’re not talking about liposuction.