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There's nothing quite like seeing someone completely lose themselves in their love for a sport. Especially when it's done so in a functional and supportive way just like the Aussie coach named Ariarne Titmus did when his swimmer ended up taking home the gold medal for the 400-meter swimming race.

The internet has far too many lies to go around. Unfortunately, so many of our social media feeds can be clogged up with people trying to fuel their needy egos with stiff shots of dopamine that rides on the coattails of complete, dishonest nonsense. In this case, we have a nice real life example of a guy trying to pawn off a lie about owning a Lamborghini. Let's just say that he doesn't get very far with his master plan before the truth is revealed. I can't imagine how much cringe flooded his nervous system after he was outed. 

Sometimes technology seems to go too far. This humanoid robot thing is just a little bit unsettling. Someone get this dude a contract already. 

Mr. Rogers was hosting a discussion on parenting when one mother expressed her frustration over her daughter cutting her own hair. In classic Mr. Rogers fashion, he comes back with a simple observation that makes this mom rethink months of feelings in a fraction of a second. If this other guy hadn't interrupted, we'd probably have the only ever recorded instance of someone saying the words "holy sh*t" in front of Mr. Rogers.

This guy's enthusiasm is infectious. He's all passion, baby. That deep stream must've been brimming with gratitude over all the love that it was given. 

These elephants seals weren't playing around when it came to going to war over another seal that'd caught both their fancy. The sounds that they're making pretty much stop you in your tracks. The earth must've been rumbling and grumbling underneath all of that gargantuan movement. 

Oh boy, this is just the kind of incendiary video that was guaranteed to divide the internet. Apparently there was a complete lack of a tip being left by the customer in this situation. So, the TikToker decided to heat up the customer's coffee order. Pretty ruthless move there.

It almost feels like this could be some kind of dub-over situation, or tricky editing, until you hear the dude at the end clarify that he was in fact hilariously off the mark with his assumption that the creature on the screen was a moth and not a horse. 

You've got to appreciate how they made sure to give her some time to collect her breath after completing the free dive, and before celebrating. Just consider how many breaths you might've clocked while she was doing her whole dive sequence. 

The sling shot ride itself already looks thrilling enough as it is without a seagull dropping in to say what's up to your face. Clearly, this poor girl was rattled to her core. We're just glad that everyone appears to have exited the chaotic collision of forces without being injured. 

Richard Feynman is clearly not the guy to ask about why magnets are attracted to one another. That is, unless you want to sit back and watch him serve up a seven-course feast of undercooked word bits about everything except for why magnets are attracted to each other/repel. 

If you were scratching your head and trying to brainstorm what new skill you should add to your arsenal, this video might leave you inspired to take a crack at staff spinning. Also her Instagram account features a whole lot more of the mind-blowing staff spinning videos if you want to check out more of her work. 

We've never been too old for jump scares, and we won't be too old for them until our very last one that puts us in the ground. And we're not too afraid to admit that we weren't expecting the outcome. No one likes getting got by a rat. 

What on earth is going on with this? This is one of those ridiculous videos involving some seriously scandalous behavior, that you almost want to believe can't be real. Like, maybe, just maybe it's scripted. How could she go ahead and invite her side dude to a birthday meal where her husband was also hanging out, without the natural expectation that things would get messy very quickly. Oh, and on top of all that, there's a big old serenade going down as well. 

The good news in this rather unnerving scenario is that the hammerhead shark actually wasn't trying to swoop in on the swimmer, but instead the fish/ray that was nearby. On top of that, the guy seems to be completely oblivious to the behemoth that was in his close proximity. Maybe it was that very calm that came through his obliviousness that kept him safe.