Laughing Squid

The History Guylooked back to the medieval period to look at the less than noble deaths of the ruling aristocrats of the time.

Lisbanoe Leather Craft in Armagh, Northern Ireland, creates realistic tortoise shell backpacks that are made completely out of leather.

Guinness World Records spoke with Olga Jones, the proud human of Bonnie and Simba, two incredibly smart dogs who set several world records.

Pandamoanium quite amusingly synced the final dance scene in "Dirty Dancing" to the classic theme of "The Muppet Show".

Kevin Kosprepared and tastedfour different versions of an Old Fashioned from different eras including one from the future.

British ex-pat Laurence Brown shared an amusing list of words that are pronounced and spelled differently in the UK and in the US.

Sergii GordieievofThe Q turned his bicycle into a lawn mower by attaching a plastic string trimmer to the front fork.

Red Bull Freestyle BMX bicyclist David Godziek performed the world's first series of tricks and flips while riding on top of a moving train

Tom Blank of Weird History Food explains the history of Barq's Root Beer, noting how it is considered more of a soda than a true root beer.

Comedians Dan Rosen and Sami Bronowski gathered signatures for their novel idea of building a mirror on the Hudson River to block New Jersey.

SmokyMountains.com released the 2024 Fall Foliage Prediction Mapshowing the best viewing of the changing of leaves across the United States.

Resurrected Journals created a very clever book carrier featuring a bookmark attached to two long adjustable straps for crossbody wearing.

A clever Quaker parrot named Taco did several perfect imitations of a zipper after watching his human zip and unzip a case.

"Nanoscapes" by Kristina Dutton is a stunning short film of butterfly wings shot through electron microscopes at 50,000x magnification.

Elin TV called over a northern white-cheeked gibbon who climbed through the trees and down the path for the grapes that were being offered.

Security cameras leave their perches and fly to spy on people with iPhones as they go about their lives in "Flock", a clever ad for Safari.

Bre Ellis traced out the shape of a Jack O'Lantern and gave it to her chickens to carve out each feature with their little beaks.

Ataraxia Riqueza shared a video of a cat ascending a very cleverly designed cat ladder that went all the way up the garden wall.

A regenerative Ted-Edlesson written by Jessica Whited explains why certain animals can regrow limbs and others, including humans, cannot.

The Empire State Building in New York City paid tribute to James Earl Jones with a light show featuring Darth Vader from Star Wars.

James Earl Jones read Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" in his beautiful baritone voice, capturing the chilling cadence of the poem.

Bassist Casey Abrams stood in the middle of the Abbey Road crosswalk and played "When I'm Sixty Four" and "Come Together" by The Beatles.

On the "Letterman Show" in 2001, James Earl Jones presented the Top Ten things that only sound cool when he says them.

GeoGlobeTales provided a quick but effective tutorial on the seemingly confusing logic behind the US interstate highway numbering convention.

The Mini Therapy Horses provide comfort and compassion and will even play a measure or two of improvisational jazz on keyboard when visiting.

A fascinated husky watched as his human put on deodorant and then lifted each paw for a pretend swipe of the stick.

Brandon Etheridge quite amusingly played a piano soundtrack to everything comedian Howie Mandel said, turning his life a musical.

There I Ruined Itused AI to have Ozzy Osbourne sing the John Denver song "(Take Me Home) Country Roads" to the soundtrack of "War Pigs".

Practical Engineering explained the general style and design of every type of bridge over the course of 15 minutes.

Giant Freakin Robot enumerated the many ways that characters in film time travel using as little energy as possible

Sustainability Matters sugested clever alternative ways to repurpose the silica gel packets that are often found in consumer packaging.

A vociferous cockatoo named Max threw a loud tantrum when his human told him to go inside after a late night walk.

Street artist Neck created tapedeck.org, a wonderfully nostalgic gallery of analog cassette tapes to celebrate the playfulness behind their odd design.

Researchers built an incredible biohybrid tethered starfish-shaped soft robot that is powered by embedded king oyster mushrooms.

Brazilian hillbilly band Tiao e os Bravos performs amazing bluegrass covers of grunge and classic rock songs.

Allen Pan replaced the gas-guzzling engine of his lawn mower and its dull blades with an electronic motor and lasers that could cut grass.

In an amusing clip from "Spy In the Ocean"narrated byDavid Tennant, a spy herring follows along with a rather flatulent shoal of herring.

Ewan Cunninghamused animation to explain the ingenious design of the 1910 self-balancing Brennan Monorail, which leaned into turns.

An orphaned opossum found on the forest floor became part of an extended family and loves to hide out in the hood of her human's hoodie.

This House explained how the Sears mail order home kits of the early 1900s evolved over time to eventually become the tiny house movement.

Giant Freakin Robot laid out nine specific rules that make every Star Trek episode or movie within the franchise consistently universally appealing.

"Dumpster Archeology" is a short documentary about Lew Blink, an artist and self-described "dumpster archeologist".

Brooklyn artist Danny Cortes made a remarkable miniature version of a NYC subway entrance and hung it on the railing of a subway station.

GeoGlobeTales explained the Wallace Line, an invisible boundary in the South Pacific that animals, including birds and fish will not cross.

When photographer Gez Robinson discovered that a family of mice was living in his garden, he built an adorable village to accommodate them.

Lord Vinheteirostared straight into the camera and performed the musical evolution of Ludwig van Beethoven from age 11 to age 55.

Adrian SmithofAnt Lab captured slow motion footage of globular springtails performing an amazing amount of backflips as they were airborne.

Randall Munroe and Henry Reich of "What If" looked at what might happen if a human spent a quick nanosecond on the sun.

An incredibly touching animated short about Canelo, the devoted dog who waited for his human outside a hospital for 12 years.

In an equidTED-Edlesson byCella Wright, narrator Addison Andersonexplains the extremely specific reason as to why zebras have stripes.