✨🌈🪐 Videos & News Today • October 27, 2025

Author

Michael Cosentino
October 27th, 2025

Daily knowledge and wonder. Share it with a kid.

Presented by

In today's science news: 36 different snake bites in slow-mo 🐍, why handwriting is good for the brain ✍️, and is bringing back Neanderthals a good idea? 🧬 Plus, more headlines after today's videos 👇

Thanks for reading, and have a great week. If you enjoy our daily newsletter, please recommend it to a friend. –MC

 

✨🌈🪐 Today on TKSST

Walking on water seems impossible, an act that defies physics, but ripple bugs live their entire lives on the surface of creeks and streams.

 

How does flour, baking powder, salt, butter, sugar, an egg, and some vanilla extract turn into some of our favorite animated characters? Cookie cutters and royal icing skills!

 

🪐🧬🧠 Things we learned today

🐍 Scientists used high-speed cameras to study how 36 venomous snake species deliver their deadly bites. • Science Alert

✍️ Research shows handwriting instruction improves cognitive development in elementary students • The 74

🫎 A rare white “ghost” moose was spotted in Sweden • Discover Wildlife

🔷 Mathematicians discovered the first shape that cannot pass through a copy of itself • Quanta

🧬 Scientists are currently debating whether bringing back Neanderthals is possible and ethical • Live Science

Want a weekly digest of TKSST videos? Get our weekly newsletter.

 

✨🌈🪐 From our trusted partner

More than $10k in debt? We can help.

In debt? You’re not alone. Consumers in the United States owed a record $18.2 trillion in total debt as of the first quarter (Q1) of 2025. Debt relief companies can help you negotiate with creditors for reduced balances, enroll you in structured repayment plans, or help you seek bankruptcy protection. Just choose the option that makes the most sense for you from Money’s top picks, answer a few short questions, and get your free rate today.

 

Thanks for reading. TKSST members help us keep curating these daily discoveries and support our mission to amplify videos that inspire curiosity and learning. We're essentially providing a platform to elevate creators whose work deserves a wider audience. If these morning gems brighten your coffee routine, consider becoming a member. Your support directly funds the work that brings you tomorrow's "wait, what?" moments.

This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links you click, helping to support TKSST at no extra cost to you.

The Kid Should See This is made possible by TKSST Members. ✨🌈🪐

You’re subscribed to Daily Curated Videos & News Today from TKSST. Get a weekly summary instead.