I can't understand why somebody would go high up on the cliffs and jump from that using a boat (kayak in this case). Maybe they do have too much adrenaline, but I guess it would be spent better as a firefighter or as a soldier. Anyway the crash at 3:22 proves that kayaks were meant for water!

So, what happens if 42 metric tons of water are dropped from a giant excavator onto a car? The result is staggering! Enjoy!

Shooting fireworks underwater, on a frozen lake isn't exactly what you first think off. But these guys (having a lot of free time on their hand) apparently tried it, and the result is more than spectacular. It's really cool! Enjoy the fireworks show!

Well it seem that this is why people like to go in such massive numbers to those ship inauguration ceremonies. Too bad, that they stand too close to the water for their own good. Anyway, it's very impressive! Enjoy!

Who needs a whole team of people when you've got this guy? He's able to unload 22 bricks at one time, puttig them all on his head. Now that's simply crazy. I am astounded!

Guess that in America nobody heard of ESP. That could've made al the difference in this situation. But hey...maybe that's why GM is going down: not making proper cars, but SUVs instead.

Here's a pretty weird but cool video of a dog drinking water in slow motion. It's pretty interesting to see. Guess learning to use a straw is out of the question :-S

You've got to be the most useless fisherman not to catch a fish in this kind of place. Apparently they get all the tuna interested by throwing them food in the water, and when there are enough of them, they simply start throwinig in the hooks. Cool!

How does a waterfall fall in "reverse"? Well if you've got a strong wind, it could blow the water upwards, stopping the water from visually falling by dispersing it, or by blowing it back up from where it came. Pretty cool!

Here's an interesting video with a couple of dolphins playing with some artificially generated bubble ring. It's really interesting, showing how playful and intelligent dolphins are. Enjoy!

For those exercise enthusiasts out there here's a new type of treadmill, contained in an enclosure full of water, providing a more challenging environment. Pretty cool! Enjoy!

You can make your very own glow in the dark mountain dew by using only baking soda and hydrogen peroxide (aka oxygenated water). The chemical reaction from this mix gives a pretty cool glow!

The coolest robots presented in this video are by far the snakes. Being able to swim in water, rotate on ground, and even raise their front half of the body, they definitely have a bright future ahead. Very cool!

It's amazing how a simple reaction on earth, becomes so spectacular in space. The bubbles form, unite, and explode in a different way than you'd expect. Very cool! Enjoy!

Here's a cool "how to" video showing us how to make a cool party trick: making a tomato glow by using phosphorus, bleach and oxygenated water. It's really cool!Enjoy!

His parents were out of time for 10 days. He spent 7 of them building it! What is it? A homemade water slide, which starts on top of the roof, and ends into a small water pool. Now this is fun!

High-speed footage of water balloons isn't just for your popping pleasure, it can be cool simply bouncing around. Watch & enjoy!

A cool video made by the military about the effect of a torpedo on an American destroyer. The torpedo doesn't actually hit the destroyer, but it detonates a few meters under it, causing a big void. When water surges to replace that void, the force it creates, splits the destroyer in half. A really cool and amazing video. Enjoy!

This is water supercooled at -21 degrees Celsius (-6F). As you can see it is still in liquid form. You can check out why on the supercooling wiki page. The amazing thing happens when you pour the water. Really cool! Enjoy!

These high speed footage is always impressive. Here's how the popping of a water balloon looks like shot at a 5000 frames per second. That's what I call a good video cam recorder ;)