Here is a slow motion video of lightning hitting the antenna on the top of the World Trade Center. It is hard to tell at what speed the film is running at but the lightning is pretty amazing. There are also a bunch of strikes that zigzag around the sky and don't hit anything. I wonder if they had some kind of dampener connected to the antenna to absorb lightning strikes. Obviously the video was filmed before 2001.

Check the lightning video out for yourself.

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The Porsche in this drag race video is racing a little hatchback car (I have no idea what kind of car that is) with large tires. They take quite a while to get up to the starting line. Once the flag goes out the white hatchback destroys the Porsche on the track by going almost twice as fast as the Porsche. The hatchback is already done with the race by the time the Porsche gets half way. Tell me again why people buy Porsches? What does the Porsche get? Zero to sixty in 30 seconds?

Watch the Porsche get owned by this weird little hatchback.

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I couldn't decide if this video was more awesome or more deserving of a Darwin Award Finalist medal. These two guys put on a bunch of protective gear (helmets, pads, guards, and more) and then get into a zebra suit. The one thing I didn't see was face protection on either of them. They run around in the African bush wearing the zebra suit with the zebra's until they get attacked by two lions. They run away from the two lions but not before the lions knock them down. The guy in front finally takes his zebra head off and the lion grabs it and drags it off. I guess the lion had never gotten the zebra's head off that quickly before.

Well you could try this at home if you lived in Africa, you had a zebra suit, and a death wish.

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The goalie in this soccer video does a pretty amazing block of the ball coming into the net. The soccer ball is kicked from maybe half or a third of the way down the soccer field. The ball soars towards the goal and above the goalie's head. The goalie jumps off the ground with both of his feet back and brings them up in the air so his body is parallel with the ground. He bends his legs forward towards on the oncoming ball and deflects the ball with the BOTTOM of his shoes away from the goal. He puts his hands down like he is doing pushups and the video ends there.

Watch this goalie do an amazing block of the soccer ball in this video.

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Someone is living a little bit to close to the nuclear test facility here. In this video we have a turtle that has two heads. There have been photos I've seen on the internet of frogs with 7 legs and things like that but I've never seen a two headed turtle before. You have to wonder which head controls which legs or if one head controls two legs and one head controls the other two legs. Which head eats? Do they both eat? Do they both have throats that go to the same stomach? Do you feed the two headed turtle two heads of lettuce? Here is a hint folks, if your Geiger Counter is clicking like crazy don't breed your turtles.

Check out the two headed turtle in this video.

Amazing video of a skateboarder taking a super jump off a ramp into a half pipe. The ramp looks like one of those Olympic sky jumps. The guy drops down onto the ramp and goes down pretty fast. He comes up and flies into the air off the bottom of the ramp and lands onto the surface of the half pipe. He continues to roll over and up the half pipe getting some major hang time above the half pipe before coming back down. They have a pretty big skateboard park area set up here. It looks like it is built in a dry riverbed (maybe in Sourthern California?).

Check the super skate board jump out for yourself in this video.

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The video we have here is pretty amazing. It seems that the guy in the video can move his eyes completely independently from each other. It shows him blinking one eyelid only, looking right and left at the same time with each corrisponding eye, looking in towards his nose with one eye while looking down with the other, and all kinds of other crazy combinations of eye movement. Owls can look in two different directions at the same time too. What allows this guy to do this though is probably some kind of minute control of his muscles or independent control of them anyway. There was a TV show where the guy could pop his eye balls almost an inch out from the socket of his eye. Crazy stuff.

Here's to all those abnormal humans!

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In this video it looks like it is in the middle of a kayak race somewhere in Asia (possibly South Korea). The kayakers are kayaking along when a killer whale jumps out of the water and body slams one of the kayakers. Green is apparently not the killer whale's favorite color. When the killer whale comes down it makes a giant splash and the people filming it start talking crazy in Korean. After maybe ten seconds or so the green kayak surfaces and the finally the kayak rolls over and the guy pops up. Hell of a day.

Watch the Killer Whale Body Slam.

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