Safari Live - Day 368 | National Geographic

There’s a monitor lizard right there, right on that termite mound, just basking in the sun. They can either play dead or they can run like grease lightning. Let me see if I can get a better look at it. I can see that this monitor could use a little hel…

Vsauce, good to see you all here! A few weeks ago, I saw it in your sleep submitted a great Fallout 3 glitch, and by great I mean booty shaken. I was so inspired, I decided to cover some more bauce video game WTFs. First off, Fallout New Vegas, where rig…

Viewer discretion is advised. Good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to the Sunday Sunsets of Fari: a quiet contemplation of the week that was and the week that is to come. We have some starlings: they’re a mixed flock of Greater Blue Eared and Cape Gloss…

Hey, Vsauce. Michael here. And what if every single person on Earth jumped at the exact same time? Could it cause an earthquake or would we not even be able to tell? Well, first things first, let’s talk about the Earth’s rotation. The Earth spins, that’s …

Hey, it’s me, Destin. Welcome back to Smarter Every Day. I want this video to be long, and I want it to get down into the weeds and just air out and let me get as technical as I want to. In the last episode of Smarter Every Day, you got to see me interact…

The limiting factor on how long a nuclear submarine can stay submerged is the crew’s stomach. A U.S. Navy nuclear submarine has technology that allows it to stay submerged for an incredible amount of time. It can make its own freshwater. It can even gener…