Children are wonderful, they’re phenomenal, they little bundles of joy––and terror. These images offer great reasons not to procreate.

We’re all reasonably certain that we have the coolest dads in the world. Well, throw in the towel every dad ever, because this Japanese dad built his daughter a mech warrior suit. You read that correctly. His daughter can ride around in a mechanized exoskeleton. She can also play with a toy gun that looks suspiciously close to a .50 cal machine gun…

Hawk. Drone. There can only be one. Guess which one wins? Give you a hint, the drone takes a spectacular dive at the end.

These people are crazy, let it be said. They climb this stupidly tall Hong Kong skyscraper and then hacked the billboard on the top of it.

What happens when you through sixty-five kilograms of rubbish into a volcano? The volcano gets angry, that’s what happens. Within a few seconds of receiving the offering, this volcano goes berserk.

The worst time of day is morning. More specifically, it’s the exact moment when you go from the blissful unconsciousness of sleep to the harsh light of day. This video gives you some hacks to wake up a little easier in the morning.

Ok, full disclosure: This is a little gross. Ok, it’s a lot gross. But how often do you get to see a maggot turn into a fly in about a minute? Not too often, and it’s worth looking at.

If you’re on your computer or phone all day (read: just about everyone), then bad news: your posture is getting worse and worse. This posture exercise uses the computer against itself by treating your brain like a computer and simply resetting it. With this simple exercise, you’ll reset your brain and help improve your posture.

You don’t have to be a die hard Harry Potter fan to like this song, though it won’t hurt. Made up entirely of Hermione’s lines from the Harry Potter films and with a healthy dose of autotune, this song is surprisingly catchy.

Did you know that the guy in charge of Einstein’s autopsy stole his brain? You probably didn’t learn that when your high school physics class lesson on relativity. Nor did you learn these other facts.

The man was taking a picture of himself every day when, partway through the project, he was brutally attacked. Undaunted by his disfigurement, he kept taking pictures. As a result, he captures his recovery.

Have you ever wondered why 1950s radio announcers talked in such a high, nasally voice? Did people at the time actually talk like that? Well, of course they didn’t––we’ve seen movies and interviews with the “man on the street,” and people sound pretty normal.