Tweeting Birds
Birds tweeting on Twitter makes perfect sense if you don't think about it too much.
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Get A Cat
Friskies dispels all rumors that dogs are man's best friend because no one's best friend comes into their house and drools all over their stuff.
Peacock Spider
Possibly the first footage of the Australian Peacock Spider's unusual mating behavior. To see other unusual mating behaviors, go to you local Denny's on a Thursday night.
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Vita Coco Treats
Vita Coco is turning up the sweet-and-tart with its newest Frosted Lemonade Treats, the latest addition to its popular coconut water-inspired lineup. Following hits like Strawberries & Creme and Orange & Creme, this flavor pairs zesty lemon with a coconutty finish for a refreshingly indulgent twist. Designed as a small moment of escape, Frosted Lemonade Treats transform a hectic commute or cluttered desk into a sunnier state of mind, delivering the functional benefits of coconut water with bold, pronounceable ingredients. Available nationwide in stores and online, it's the ultimate pick-me-up for anyone who wants a mindful, mood-boosting treat that feels like summer in a bottle.
Presented by Vita Coco.
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ETENWOLF S6 Tire Inflator
The ETENWOLF Vortex S6 is a dual-cylinder powerhouse built to tackle everything from pickup and RV tires to bikes and inflatables. It pumps a 31-inch pickup tire from 30 to 35 PSI in just a minute, thanks to 1.5 CFM airflow, while the integrated air bleeder valve lets off-roaders instantly deflate and reinflate for traction on sand, mud, or rocks. Designed for nonstop performance, its active cooling system handles heavy-duty trucks without overheating, and the massive 19,200 mAh battery inflates up to 18 F‑150 tires per charge with 45 W PD fast charging for rapid recharge. Add precision digital pressure readouts, specialized RV/pickup modes, on-board accessory storage, and a 10-year lifespan built into precision-engineered cylinders, and the S6 earns its keep for serious vehicle owners.
Presented by ETENWOLF.
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Amazing Animal Impressions
Those are all really good, but how's her turtle?
Anaconda Wrestling
Ross Allen and his son Tom get in some father-son bonding time by taking turns wrestling a 20-foot anaconda, underwater, in Silver Springs, Florida. Just like when you and your dad played catch, just with an extra life-threatening element. My anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hun.
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Cleaning The Cobra Pit
Nothing to see here. Just some dude picking up 30 or so cobras with his bare hands and tossing them aside to clean their pit. In flip-flops. FLIP-FLOPS.
Dogboarding
What better way to love your puppy than taking it for a half-cab followed by a heel flip. Watch out kitty, your face has rollerblades written all over it.
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London Sock Co. Simply Trainer Socks
London Sock Company's Classic Trainer socks are lightweight, breathable Scottish Lisle cotton essentials built for comfort and style. This 12-pair set offers versatile colors with subtle ribbing and logo detail, perfect for slipping into trainers while keeping a polished, understated look.
Presented by London Sock Co.
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Luca Faloni City Jacket
Luca Faloni's City Jacket elevates the everyday outer layer with Italian craftsmanship and purposeful design. Tailored in a rich midnight blue that pairs effortlessly with both tailored and casual outfits, it blends structure with mobility so you look sharp whether you're navigating the city streets or heading out for the night. Premium fabrics and thoughtful construction mean it wears comfortably across seasons while maintaining a refined silhouette that feels at home in any setting. It's a versatile jacket that strikes the rare balance of effortless style and dependable performance.
Presented by Luca Faloni.
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Moths
For WWF's Earth Hour, lights will switch off around the globe on March 26, 2011 at 8:30 pm. Don't get caught with your lights on — the moths are coming.
Queen Of The Sun Trailer
Taggart Siegel, director of The Real Dirt On Farmer John, highlights the pivotal role bees play in our lives through the stuggles of beekeepers, famers, and scientists during this global bee crisis. You'll never look at these pesky pests the same way again. Opening in 28 U.S. cities beginning this spring.
