This demonstration of raccoon charity is brought to you by Reddit user TheMightyWaffle, who put a gif down, flipped it, and reversed it.

Remember those Power Ranger walkie-talkie belts, with the microphones that were a little too close to the crotch area? Well, that was user Jgabes625’s favorite childhood toy, so his buddy decided to tease him with a little help from the Green Ranger himself.

After this gif comparing Donald Trump to Charles Manson made the rounds last week, we started spending a lot of time over at the Combined Gifs community. And that’s where we discovered this gif-tastic masterpiece—which includes cameos from SpongeBob, Dumbledore, Timon, Pumbaa, Bill Hader, and one very creepy index finger.

I looked over at my chief, and he tells me, “Go for it, show the kid we tried everything to try and save his hamster, so he can have a sense of closure.”  CaptFluffyBunny

After other firefighters on the team rescued all the humans, user CaptFluffyBunny entered the burning house to save the pets. Read how the brave captain brought one hamster (which everyone believed was dead) back from “hamster heaven.”

User Nikibenz was kind enough to share this video of corgi comedian Loki’s morning routine.

I like reading success stories and seeing how supportive complete strangers can be.  rsashe1980

If you’ve ever wished for a do-over, the new community at Life Reset Button is for you—whether you’re a 35-year-old with a DUI or a survivor of high school bullies.

User Aelegans shared this video with the Awwducational community to teach us just how good at climbing goats really are.

If that land hadn’t gone underwater, the ice caps would still be intact, so taking that as a starting point…basically, the bulk of Europe would be an ice sheet.  wadcann

Ever wonder what Europe looked like in 16,000 BC? (Hint: There was a lot more of it.) This map inspired user wadcann to offer an in-depth explanation of what Europe would look like if it hadn’t gone underwater: mammoths would run wild, the Industrial Revolution would’ve been smaller, and Vikings might not have been white.

The Brushy Brushy community believes in the healing power of brushing adorable animals—whether it’s a monkey, turtle, elephant, really enthusiastic cat, or mini-cow.

A lot of people complain about the prolonged, graphic sex scene with the Martian Queen, but I really think it’s critical in setting up for the later chapters.  sephalon

Andy Weir, author of The Martian (now a motion picture!), stopped by the Books community for an AMA—where he shared how he felt seeing Matt Damon play Weir’s main character, his two biggest sources of inspiration, and how he did his research (it’s probably pretty similar to how we all do research…).