Olympic officials are apparently investigating reports that a kayaker at the Rio Games capsized after hitting a submerged sofa.

Responding as if you've just been wrongfully accused of murder when someone on the phone asks if you're still in bed

Use number patterns to keep life in balance. #MondayMotivation

Dr. Kiser is demonstrating the importance of brain breaks. They are doing "Super Scooper" on GoNoodle.

What’s the Difference Between a Fire Engine and a Fire Truck? — bit.ly/2b4nQdt

Word of the day: OSCITANCY – drowsy and yawning.

Look at this blue day crew! Edgewood

The horror of being warned that the person you're about to meet is "fine once you get to know them"

For #NationalDogDay, say woof to OWNEYtheDOG of Postal Museum! He rode mail trains: ow.ly/Wo69303AhzO 🐶

It doesn't matter what temperature the room is, it's always room temperature. - STEVEN WRIGHT

The binturong has a face like a cat and body like a bear and smells like a freshly made batch of buttered popcorn.

Word of the day: ALOGOTRANSIPHOBIA – the fear of being caught on public transport without a book to read.

Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds are believed to have inspired the depiction of the sky in Van Gogh's The Starry Night. (Image by Otto Whitehead.)

This is the extraordinary Brahmin moth caterpillar from Asia. Once metamorphosed, the moth can be 20cm across. (Image: IGOR SIWANOWICZ)

Word of the day: GEMAS - (Indonesian) the feeling that causes the irresistible urge to squeeze someone/thing because they are so cute.

Slow lorises are the only venomous primate. They produce venom from their elbows. (Photo by the Duke Lemur Center.)

Planning to ignore Black Friday and ending the day with a hedge trimmer, a soup maker, three iPad cases and a rowing machine in the post

Explore a beautiful Chinese scroll through this immersive video! The painting depicts the forest near Mount Baiyue (now Mount Qiyun) in eastern China, and was made in 1623 by Xiang Shengmo

Do you have a case of the Mondays?

Word of the day: TSUNDOKU (Japanese) - the practice of buying a pile of books and then not getting around to reading them.