European Starlings are finicky little birds who love to bath every day. Problem is, they move so swiftly that it’s actually difficult to see their bathing techniques clearly with just the eyes.
Thankfully, EarthUnplugged‘s slow motion cameras help slow everything down for us to watch the Starlings bath in all their grace.
BBC Radio3 has seemingly delivered the impossible. They has published a cover of Justin Bieber‘s ultra-hit single Beauty And A Beat that actually sounds, well, good.
Countertenor Robin Blaze and the University of York Baroque Orchestra and Chamber Choir performed the pop single in the classical Baroque style as arranged by Steve Pycroft.
YouTuber MTtataa is shocked. “I WOULD NEVER IMAGINE THAT THIS SONG COULD BE SO AMAZING AND BREATHTAKING! WOW,” she figuratively screamed.
Now, the classical cover has gone viral, and is further featured on EOnline, PerezHilton, and AOLMusic.
John Downer Productions and the BBC have just finished taping for Penguins – Spy in the Huddle. The editors soon learned “it’s not easy being a penguin,” as they witnessed countless adorable slips, falls, and tumbles when sifting through footage for the penguin special.
Just for fun, John Downer Prod made this cute compilation of the best penguin fails, falls, and bloopers from their hours of footage.
Chris Stark of Scott Mills’ show on BBC Radio 1 had the very special opportunity to interview the beautiful and famous Mila Kunis. He was understandably nervous, and visibly so.
But Mila was super nice and welcoming. Chris even asked her, “Am I doing alright so far?” To which she answered, “You’re doing fantastic.”
Then, she gave Chris a little bit of a pep talk. “How ya feeling? It’s not that bad, it’s not that scary.”
Now, the video interview has caught viral fire, amassing over 1.5 million views in just one day. It is also featured on NewsAU, DailyBeast, Guyism, and Vulture.
Steve Backshall with the BBC Earth dove deep to bring this footage of the terrible wolf eel. The sea creature is really a fish, and has a row of teeth to compete with a shark. It truly has the face of nightmares.
