Apple’s latest web advertisement that mocks the bad reviews of Vista and how OSX rules stars the usual John Hodgman (Bill Gates lookalike) and Justin Long. Apple’s ingenious attack ads on Microsoft are really amusing as John Hodgman keeps on hammering the refresh button to refresh the banner ad.

The Atlantic Ocean waters roll up the Amazon river twice a year generating the longest wave on Earth and this phenomenon is known as the Pororoca. The waves could be up to 12 feet high and it is dangerous to surf in these waters with its significant amount of debris.

Zack Scott shares a trivia of Nintendo facts that you may have never have known. Learn about the history of Nintendo, the company and its gaming systems and games from the 21 amazing facts.

This is a trailer of Big Buck Bunny which is a short animated film by the Blender Institute project Peach and is made using open source software. It was started in October 2007 and the film is scheduled to be released on 10th April 2008.

The Cyanea Octopus in Australia great barrier reef like its solitary life and does not like pesky intruders like the bird. Check out how this octopus keeps it away from its sight.

An interesting short animated film that tells the story of people about their first crushes. Created by Julia Pott for her final flim at Kingston University and music and sound design is by Christopher Frost.

Little puppy gets into a cute fight with the big cat while the cat busied itself eating the food in the bowl.

A final year 3D animation project entitled ‘The Terminator Rise of the Coyote’ where we can finally see the irritating road runner get killed.

The Mouse Trap finale of the Cadbury Creme Eggs committing suicides commercials with the title ‘Here Today Goo Tomorrow’. The sole purpose in the existence of a creme egg is to release the goo.

An interesting capture of the emergence of babies from the back of a Surinam toad. The Surinam toad is also called a star-fingered toad and are a genus of frog native to South America. They are exclusively aquatic and they reproduce by releasing the eggs which are embedded in the skin on their back and several days later emerge as fully developed toads.