Laughing Squid

John Kotrides asked several members of Gen Z to pronounce the names of several musical artists and bands from the 1980s.

Christina Ernst of She Builds Robots created a robotic version of Remy from the hair tugging scene in the 2007 Pixar movie "Ratatouille".

Adam Krueger, the chief meteorologist at FOX 11 Los Angeles, very cleverly and seamlessly inserts song lyrics into his weather reports.

Weird History Food explained the history of hot sauce, which started with chili peppers from South America that traveled around the world.

Airplane mechanic Max Comer explained how to reuse plastic zip ties then told a 'Lord of the Rings' story while demonstrating over and over.

A gorgeous giant Maine coon cat named Zeus is so tall that he can stand on his hind legs and rest his adorable paws on the counter.

Tom BetGeorgeturned his annual Halloween Light show over to three pumpkins, who hosted the evening's festivities over five parts.

Marine Corps vet Wesley Swainston has made it his mission to take shelter dogs on runs to release pent up energy so they can be adopted.

The iconic Tropicana Las Vegas hotel was imploded amidst a shower of colorful fireworks to make way for a baseball stadium for the Athletics.

Norberto Briceno explained the history behind the globe lights on green poles that sit outside subway stations in New York City.

Ryan Arey of ScreenCrush looked back at the remarkable 84 year history of Joker, the DC Comics villain who debuted in 1940.

Marching band K&G Leiden played the Metallica song "Master of Puppets" during a street fair in The Netherlands.

Maggie Smith played famous actress named Karen who visited her friend (Carol Burnett) and her husband (Harvey Korman) at their home.

Riley Walz created "Bop Spotter", a box containing a phone using Shazam on a pole in San Francisco, that listens for music being played.

The International Space Station captured terrifying footage of Hurricane Milton on October 8, 2024, as it swirled over the Gulf of Mexico.

New Yorkers brought their pets to The Cathedral of St. John the Divine on the Upper West Side for the annual "Blessing of the Animals".

A tiny zebra finch named Mame loves to climb aboard her tiny skateboard and ride down tiny ramps that her human Viola sets up for her.

Musician Vid Nelson and his band walked into the Home Depot with their instruments to give the customers and employees a rock show.

Max shared a fascinating behind-the-scenes look showing how Mike Marino completely transformed Colin Farrell into The Penguin.

Edward Vega of Vox spoke with Paul Kindstedt to learn about what makes cheese varying shades of yellow instead of white like milk.

Frankie LaPenna rode the "Nomoto", a clever electric bike by Joey Ruiter that looks like a typical electrical box on the street when parked.

Author Samantha Smith captured the amusing sight of a pair of hungry cockatoos dining al fresco while eating leftover pizza.

Lennie Simo (Lenstrumental) pen tapped his way through the TikTok 12345678 Challenge in rapid fire on his kitchen table.

Artist Paolo Cirio made life-sized images of people who were captured on Google Street View at the locations where they were photographed.

Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden urged exiting concert-goers to "belt up" or end up like Eddie in a 1990 USDOT PSA.

Luca Stricagnoliperformed a lively percussive fingerstyle cover of the iconic AC/DC anthem "Highway to Hell" on carbon acoustic guitar.

Alan Carr read a rather amusing, yet indignant letter that from a very disgruntled Continental passenger who was seated next to the lavatory.

Jaida Elcock of SciShow explained the various ways in which identical twins may not actually be entirely identical.

A black cat very calmly queued up for her turn in the cardboard box that her feline sibling was currently using, with no end in sight.

Brazilian freestyle dancer Maikon Alves is able to move and pop his body in such a way that he looks like a robot while he's dancing

Engineer Washiyama Giken combined a synthesizer with a violin, using piezo sensor that was set to string vibration mode.

Musician Christian E. Boeger of moonfunshop built a unique yet very playable electric guitar out of a wooden pallet.

Hats Off Entertainment noted how Peter Sellers turned Inspector Clouseau from a small role into the star of "The Pink Panther" franchise.

Matthew Schreiber explained how he creates holograms, noting how the multi-step process of capturing light waves through lasers is magical to him.

Cats who wake their humans up in the middle of the night or in the very early mornings are not hungry but concerned about safety.

Riyadh Khalaf found an abandoned duck egg and took it home, put it into an incubator and anxiously waited for the egg to hatch.

When Dion Leonard was running a 155 mile race in China, he saw a small dog was doing her best to keep up with him so he adopted her.

Chinese origami artist Pei Haozheng set the Guinness World Record for the longest continuous strip cut from one sheet of A4 paper.

Carrot Top talked to Steve-O about how a chance meeting with George Carlin gave him the confidence to remain true to his style of comedy.

A baby pigeon named Franklin who was adopted by NYC residents Jacque and David loves to give their cats soothing back massages.

Primal Space used detailed animation to explain the ingenious design and engineering behind iconic South Dakota landmark Mount Rushmore.

A fourth season episode of "The Drew Carey Show" featured Drew and the guys auditioning famous guitarists for their band.

1440explained the ancient origins of wine, noting how the earliest vintners in Georgia fermented grapes in clay pots known as Qvevri.

Compilations by 5-Minute Crafts show the tricks that food stylists employ to make products look better in ads than they do in real life.

In memory of Wildlife Aid UK founder Simon Cowell, The Dodo compiled heartwarming clips of Cowell compassionately rescuing wild animals.

A Persian cat named Blake politely tapped his human's knee and the jar of treats down below to remind her that she was late in serving him.

Jon and Ryan of Townsends took a look backat the history behind the historical northeast favorite of Boston Baked Beans.

The series "What If?" created a simulation to show how many Earths would fit into larger planets such as Neptune, Uranus, Saturn and Jupiter.

MinuteFoodexplained how the yolk in an egg gets its color, which is neither due to freshness nor to breed, but rather, what the hen eats.