Eden Kendall has been noticing that her social media feeds are flooded with ads for products that reduce wrinkles and decided it was time to “take one for the team.” In this segment, she’s experimenting with neck lift tape. With Rance’s help, she is able to test the product and determine if it does as it claims!

People just don’t accidentally fall from bridges every day, and if they do, it’s normally not caught on a surveillance camera.

Three people were issued “formal stadium ejection notices” after a brawl that happened in the stands of TIAA Bank Field during Jacksonville’s preseason game on Aug. 20 against the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to a Jaguars spokesperson.

Without much snow, the employees improvised, and a viral video was born.

If seeing is believing, then an ad released by the Ohio Department of Health makes one of the most compelling cases yet for social distancing. The idea behind social distancing is to avoid having close contact with everyone but our immediate families, which should slow the spread of the disease long enough to keep us from overwhelming our hospitals. On Thursday, Ohio’s health department posted a 30-second video on its Facebook page. The clip is captioned with the words: “Social distancing works. We are all #InThisTogetherOhio.”It shows what happens when a ping pong ball is dropped into a field of mouse traps and then what happens when the same demonstration is done but with the mouse traps spaced out.

And frightened Hayla Williams away! A video on Facebook has gone viral after a Colorado woman’s reaction to a tiny spider. The clip shows the engaged couple sitting on the couch with their two dogs and cat. Hayla said after she had calmed down they found the spider on the couch. Her soon-to-be husband, Matt Maxted, posted on Facebook saying, “This is who I agreed to marry, everyone.”Everyone in the house survived the vicious spider attack.