Posts in category Astonishing Humans

Sure, it’s probably just as easy — maybe even easier — to make the pizza yourself, but simplicity is far from why this father-son duo builds the things they do.

Have your kids ever dreamed up an invention or object that seemed far out of reach? Perhaps, a doorbell that shoots popcorn or a three-story bathtub? Now’s your chance to bring their ideas to life!

Dressed in layered skirts, sandals, pigtail braids, and bowler hats, the Fighting Cholitas perform in front of hundreds of spectators, tossing each other around with perfectly practiced maneuvers.

This year’s Ig Nobel Prize Awards winners include upside-down rhinos, beards taking a hit, and just how germy sidewalk gum really is.

He creates artwork using both hands at the same time, his right and left hands working independently throughout the remarkable process.

For some celebs, a star on the Walk of Fame isn’t close enough to the cosmos; they’d rather experience the real thing — space!

Only a handful of aerialists, including Erin Blaire of New York City, have cautiously and creatively trained to resurrect this classic circus act known as the hair hang.

Not only can Vasilisa effortlessly complete a slalom course while freestyle dancing, but she can also do it on one leg while skating backward in a single-wheel squat.

Before he could deliver any lines in his iconic accent for “Dracula,” he first had to learn how to speak English. As a stage actor, he learned his lines phonetically before ever knowing the language!

It wasn’t until the 1994 animated series, after years of establishing Carmen Sandiego as a mysterious character, that show writers started to give her a bit more of a narrative.