Snickers the friendly porcupine is essentially the mascot of the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. The furry friend has been part of the organization's educational endeavors and has gone on tour to schools in the area. Snickers is a great pal for the AWCC and a great example of an unorthodox spokesman. View Now
Neknominating became a "thing" recently where people would chug a bottle of beer and then do something potentially dangerous as a dare. That person would then "neknominate" someone else to carry out a similar stunt. Two guys took it upon themselves to change up the whole neknominating thing and the outcome is so much more satisfying. See how they turned a dangerous trend into a movement of paying it forward. Not only that - but they've nominated our very own RightThisMinute hosts to do something great for others. They've got 24 hours to make it happen. Ready? Set. Go! View Now
Who doesn't love mac & cheese? Plus Model in the Making created this very special recipe that is only 75 calories per serving! Watch as she shows you how to make this dee-licious snack step-by-step. You'll need cauliflower, cheddar cheese (of course), and an appetite. View Now
Check out RemoteKontrol's latest dubstep routine, "Rewind," that's pure gold! Although you might not be able to see these dancers' faces, you can definitely see their talent. View Now
Musical artist Sam Tsui took covers done by other YouTubers of his original song "Make It Up" and created an epic collaboration. Check out this fun video! View Now
Attorney Jamie Casino used to represent some questionable characters. That was until his brother was brutally gunned down. Since then, Jamie has vowed to fight for the innocent. He proclaims this in his local two-minute Super Bowl commercial, which very well could be one of the most ridiculous we've ever seen. View Now
Jonny Benjamin was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder when he was 20 years old. In January of 2008 he went to London's Waterloo Bridge with plans to commit suicide but something happened. A guy who came to be known as "Mike," but whose actual name is Neil, said something to Jonny while he was at the bridge. Jonny says, "His words actually prompted my recovery." Fast forward six years later and Rethink Mental Illness was able to capture the incredibly emotional reunion between Jonny and Neil. View Now
Circa 1960, the US Department of Defense responded to the threat of biological warfare by developing protective masks for the civilian population. After they conducted various tests in the lab, they graduated to using living human test subjects who were volunteered for the study... the children of US Service Men. Take a look at this eerie informational video. View Now
You know, we're not entirely sure how to feel after watching this video. Our protagonist is Little Lamby, who is apparently singing OneRepublic's "Counting Stars." It's pretty funny and kind of cute, actually. View Now
That's embarrassing. This is on live TV, too. This is proof that you cannot just go around throwing up high fives. They need to be calculated. View Now
This video is further proof that music is its own language. Whether you're young or old, the power of a melody combined with singing can move you to tears like it did to 4-year-old Jackson. Watch as the adorable tyke sheds tears as A Great Big World's "Say Something" featuring Christina Aguilera plays on the car stereo. Click here for the RTM crew's take on this video. Click here for the RTM take on the video. View Now
What's this? Another big game win and another riot to celebrate? In other news, water is wet. At the University of Washington, fans of the Seattle Seahawks celebrated their team's win by lighting fires and engaging in all-around jackassory. View Now
Sometimes you just want to dance! A woman in Tempe, Arizona was getting down in her kitchen to the tunes of "Do You Love Me" by The Contours while reading a vegetarian cookbook. However, she didn't realize that she was being filmed by her husband, UFC fighter Aaron Simpson, while rocking out. The look on her face when she realizes that she has been caught dancing is absolutely priceless. View Now
SNL always does a good job at poking fun at popular culture. This skit from the most recent episode of the show will make you laugh and make you feel uncomfortable at the same time. View Now
In this edition of Real or Fake with eBaum's World's Mac Dreidel, we see three videos that have the RTM crew split on whether or not they are genuine. The videos feature a pilot landing his plane on a golf course, a woman burning a snow ball, and a Russian man trying to break a brick using his head.
Tell us what you think: Are these videos real or fake? View Now
These videos show two different disasters made by man and nature that were caught on camera. In the first clip, a possibly-impaired driver cruises in front of this man with a car camera. It appears that the driver in front is having issues, but instead of stopping, continues to swerve until they hit a pole. In the second clip, a car barely misses a flash flood on a bridge in Bolivia that injured two people. The explosion and force of water came just seconds after a few cars and a pedestrian passed the bridge, so luckily they were able to avoid the ordeal. View Now
Otters are no different when it comes to being proud of their little ones. So much so that this mom wanted to show her baby off to the world. Simply adorable. View Now
A new show called Chrome Undergound is set to air on the Discovery Channel and is all about old school cars. A pair of car collectors travel the world to get some of the rarest and finest cars around. These vehicles can cost upwards of eight figures. The show kicks off on Feburary 25th on the Discovery Channel at 10 p.m. EST. View Now
This is what happens when a beach artist has a snow day. The artist, known as T.A.L.ENT., decided to sculpt a giant frozen dinner in his front yard, complete with two pieces of chicken, snow peas, carrots, and mashed potatoes. All that's missing is the fork. But, we're guessing he ran out of room for that. View Now
This is Neels Castillon's masterpiece that features a trio of skateboaders as they make their way through Paris. Who knew that black and white skateboarding footage could make you want to head to France? It is basically a video tour of Paris through the eyes of the skateboarders, which is pretty unique. Click here for the RTM crew's take on this film. View Now
It's Tech Time! The Glyph is the ultimate noise- and vision-canceling headset. You can play video games and movies without worrying about standing too close to the screen. Without the use of pixels, the quality of the entertainment is also better. If you want to check out the Glyph's Kickstarter, click here. The product costs $500 and ships in the winter of 2014. View Now
YouTube prankster Sam Pepper teamed up with fouseyTUBE to prank some unsuspecting people around Los Angeles. The plan: provide a taxi service around the city while throwing customers into the middle of a drug deal. What could possibly go wrong? Well, the guy they picked up wasn't about to be "taken for a ride." View Now
Filmmaker Neels Castillon decided to film three skateboarders as they explored Paris. With several famous sites as their background, these extremists made themselves at home. The awesome cinematography makes the skaters and scenery look that much cooler. Click here for the original video. View Now
Carlisle Castle Hotel in Australia has had some seriously spooky activity over the last few weeks. Surveillance cameras have captured the action and folks believe the haunting could be by a bartender who died in the 90s. If it is in fact Old Peter, he certainly has made a mess of the place.
Do you believe the bar is haunted or is all of this just a hoax? View Now
Diver Ove Karlson was forced to save a dog from an icy lake. The dog was chasing birds when it slipped through the ice while Karlson's wife was nearby. The owner left to get help, but by the time they got back, Ove had already saved the day. The dog was tired but was taken to the vet and is expected to fine. View Now
An attempted burglary was caught on tape by a woman in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The entire incident was picked up with the woman essentially providing commentary as she was talking to police while filming. The man took off in a getaway car but the woman was still on the phone with cops and helped them track the guy down. He was arrested and charged with burglary, something he is evidently not very good at in the first place. View Now
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