In the physical world, objects tend to have an expected shape and form. But if you move into the abstract realm of the truly random, things can start to seem a little strange. Prof Wendelin Werner, ...

I followed a Bob Ross Painting tutorial but instead of using paintbrushes, I used a bunch of random objects like a Snickers bar, a bag of Cheetos, and a toy car. Needless to say it didn't go fantastic ...

A viral video showing a man transforming into a series of everyday objects as if by magic has racked up more than five million views on Twitter. The video, posted by stop-motion animator Kevin Parry, ...

Sometimes, it feels like the inanimate objects in our homes have a mind of their own, doesn't it? From the quirky to the mundane, it’s almost as if they’re silently observing our every move. While ...

It’s called Pareidolia (Pair-Ed-Do-Leah) — Greek for “beyond the image” — a phenomenon where the mind perceives a familiar pattern where there isn’t one, according to Vox, which reports the brain does ...

If you’ve ever watched a dog proudly parade through the house with a shoe, a stick, or even a TV remote in their mouth, you’re not alone. Many dogs have a natural tendency to pick up and carry random ...

When it comes to emergencies, having a go bag ready can make all the difference. It's that essential kit you'll grab when you need to leave in a hurry due to unforeseen circumstances. But here's the ...

Many of us assume they're "showing" us something, but an experienced dog trainer has explained that's not the full story.

A dog trainer has detailed what it means when your dog brings you random objects in its mouth - and it's not always as sweet as it might seem. Your dog isn't bringing you a random item in its mouth ...