2m17s8-Year-Old Boy With Autism Does ‘Thriller’ Dance And The Video Is Going Viral
When it comes to classics, then MJ’s ‘Thriller’ is right there near the top of the list. Just thinking of the title makes the lyrics ring in the back of our heads: “Cause this is thriller, thriller night! And no one’s gonna save you from the beast about to strike!” Thriller was released back in 1982 and its Halloween-inspired video made its debut on MTV a year later. To this day, it remains one of the most iconic songs and videos in music history. Jackson’s sleek zombie dance moves are just as impressive today as they were decades ago. Need proof? Look no further than this young boy’s rendition of Thriller that’s taking the internet by storm… You won't believe how this little boy absolutely slays 'Thriller' in this incredibly heartwarming clip. A cottage leasing company put on a webcam contest, asking participants to show off their best dance moves. When 8-year-old William Ryan heard about this, he knew exactly what he had to do: bust a zombie move. William was diagnosed with autism when he was five years old, He struggled with everything in his short life: communication, learning and making friends, but the one thing he did not struggle with was dancing. When his dad introduced him to the wonder that was Michael Jackson, the boy would watch his videos for hours on end, eventually learning all his dance routines by heart. Do we have to tell you who won the dancing contest? Credit: www.facebook.com/aspectsholidays www.aspects-holidays.co.uk
11sPrepare To Have A Good Laugh When You Hear This Babbling Squirrel
These 10 seconds will make your day, the week and the weekend after it, but first let us ask you this. Have you ever wondered what squirrels say when you leave treats for them? Sure, they’re excited to find some easy kibble, instead of just foraging around for it, but they go by so fast, we never quite get even a simple “thanks for the nuts”. One YouTuber was lucky enough to actually receive gratification for the treats he left for the friendly neighborhood squirrel. He caught the chubby little rodent on video, but there was a catch - the squirrel didn’t speak any English. Thank goodness K. John Stewart speaks perfect squirrel-ish and was more than happy to translate what the chubby guest was saying. We imagine that the hyper little critters would sound exactly like Stewart is dubbing it. The squirrel, named Ramon, kept popping up on K’s porch after he started leaving walnuts out for him and his buddies. They usually just drop by, shove as many as they can into the pouches on their cheeks and hop away, but this guy had to stick around for a snack. After all, he has to maintain his gorgeous, round figure! In case you are really good with your hands and you have some extra time, then definitely check out this luxury squirrel feeder in the shape of a lodge. It doesn’t say how to make it, but it might give you some idea.
54sJack Russell Completely Loses It When Owner Mentions Squirrels
Kallie the energetic Jack Russel terrier goes absolutely nuts at any mention of squirrels! Watch as she totally loses it in this adorable instance (there were actually no squirrels present, but you get the idea). Most dogs love a good squirrel hunt but chatty Kallie gets worked up by just hearing her owner mention them! It should come to no surprise, as Shorty JRTs have been bred for the sole purpose of hunting small game, like foxes and badgers. The squirrels are just a bonus! But don't worry, no animal is harmed in filming this video. Although tiny, Jack Russell Terrier dogs can be difficult to raise, especially if you are a busy working person. They need excessive amounts of exercise and they have the instinctive need to dig and chew everything! If you are not the kind of person that could take on a puppy like the Shorty JRT, then you might want to consider a cat instead. Nevertheless, this dog breed is very popular and makes a great companion to lots of people that have the time (and energy), and is also great with kids. Plus, they look beyond adorable and are easy learners, which means that they can quickly pick up any trick you teach them.
6m19sGuy Creates Huge Mouse Trap, And The Result Is Unbelievable
Everyone and their grandma has had a pest problem at least once in their life. There are an abundance of ways to get rid of or prevent the appearance of pests in your home. But have you ever wondered what a scientist would do if he got himself in the same situation? In this new video, Kevin Kohler, a.k.a. The Backyard Scientist shows off his latest invention -- a giant mousetrap that obliterates anything that crosses its path. "I've got a bit of a raccoon problem at my house, so I built something to fix the problem," the Backyard Scientist wrote on his YouTube page. "It breaks multiple local ordinances and a few international treaties, but I give you the giant mousetrap." The trap took three weeks to build and cost around $360 to make from supplies like wood planks, car suspension system coils and steel square tubing. The main expenses are the winch and the multiple pipe fittings to adapt the springs to the bar. After many attempts using garage door springs and then coil springs, he finally got it right. For those worried this video is an animal snuff film, don't fret. The Backyard Scientist only destroys objects without a pulse. It's oddly satisfying to watch him use the giant trap to smash a watermelon, coconuts, a fiery model volcano, a mannequin head wearing a hard hat and more.
42sEscape from the jaws of death! Terrifying moment alligator pops up just inches from dog swimming in Hurricane Irma floodwaters
Hurricane Irma sure left some devastation in Florida, to say the least. But when the storm passed, people were eager to get out of their shelters, to breathe some fresh air and stretch their legs. The storm might be over, but there are other types of danger that might be lurking in the flooded streets. Corina didn’t think twice when she took her dog Pokey for a swim in a nearby pond after the weather settled. But what was supposed to be a quick and relaxing outing could turn into a bloodbath in the blink of an eye, because they both didn’t notice the predator in the murky waters. Corina Cox, 37, was evacuated from her home in Kissame, Florida, after the storm hit and had taken her dog, Pokey, to stretch his legs and enjoy a swim in the storm waters. Corina said: “I was looking through my phone directly at Pokey and not watching my surroundings at all. It looks like Pokey saw it and jumped out to see what it was, it must have startled the alligator.” Pokey makes his way into the water before the alligator can be seen appearing above the surface just inches away from the pup. ”When I saw the gator pop up next to him I just started pulling in his retractable leash as fast as possible. It scared me so bad that I couldn’t stand up and had jelly legs crawling up to the house.” she finishes. She then adds that the gator stayed in that pond, probably in the hopes of his snack returning to him. So creepy!
