Someone is climbing up the Eiffel Tower right now!

There are dogs that watch the Olympics with such excitement.

Elon Musk: "The Party that cries about how Donald Trump is a threat to Democracy just forced out the candidate that their voters chose and nominated, a candidate that no one voted for. The hypocrisy is immense in the Democratic Party."

This will not end well.

Amazing Paralympic blind runner with her hero guide...

This whole thing is a shit show. I don't know why anyone is even watching the Olympics. It's a joke.

Elephants in Thailand have learned to exploit their right of way and stop passing sugar cane trucks to steal a snack..

Real definition of “nothing can stop me”. They need to put this in the olympics 💯

16-year-old McKayla Maroney's vault was near perfect that even the judges couldn't believe it! ❤️

When you turn to an exercise class and have no idea what you're doing 😂

An 83-year-old man was preparing to step onto the down escalator at the Holyoke Mall in Ingleside, Massachusetts, last summer... but suddenly stopped. Fear was obvious in his eyes, and he trembled. That did not go unnoticed. 23-year-old Alonzo Johnson caught it; he could tell the man was scared to death to step onto that escalator. So Alonzo quickly changed his course and headed over to the frightened, elderly man. He asked the man if he could help him down the escalator. The man said Yes, and Alonzo took him by the arm and the two of them carefully stepped onto the escalator. A friend Alonzo was with in the mall took a photo of the two riding down the escalator and posted it on Facebook. It quickly went viral and had more than 420,000 likes and more than 25,000 comments. One of those comments read: “In about an hour, the evening news will air and we'll be reminded of division, race wars, political mud-slinging, shootings and other heartaches. But today, violence, race, age, politics and other social lines were blurred and one person simply helped another.” Alonzo, who had no idea a photo was taken of the moment, said: “My mom always tells us to be nice and do the right thing... It's really the way I was brought up and how I was raised.” And from where I sit, Alonzo's mom did a pretty darn good job bringing him up.