02:24 This video from The Slow Mo Guys shows how their impressively agile cat Lloyd does a “double-jump” to climb a fence. The slow motion gravity-defying jumping starts at about 42 seconds into the video – check it out.

01:15 A high speed camera captures the beauty of a ripe red tomato being cut in half, juice and seeds flying.

01:17 A lavish, lovely breakfast spread gets interrupted and deconstructed in this whimsical slow motion ode. The 1,000 fps slow motion mayhem begins at the 25 second mark.

07:07 Remarkable footage shot by a National Geographic crew who set up a camera on a 400-foot-long track — and tried to keep up with the cheetahs as they raced along at more than 60 miles per hour, chasing a piece of meat.  The camera shot 1,200 frames of video per second, fast enough that two seconds of a cheetah running all-out take two minutes to play.

03:16 A soothing and surreal video of cute dogs swimming and playing in a pool, chasing a tennis ball, and shaking themselves dry. It was shot in ultra slow motion at 1000fps-2500fps.

02:08 This is more than just another cute animal video compilation. This is science. Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology filmed 33 wet animals as they shook themselves dry. Watch their super slow motion footage and find out how the shakes work and how fast different species need to shake.