Laughing Squid

A cockatiel named Sir Isaac Newton sat on his human's shoulder and did an impressive impression of his human's vigorous cocktail shaker.

While revising a novel, writer Ellie Blackwood discovered the evolution of five words that used to mean something else in the past.

"Crazy Logic" is an incredibly seamless mashup featuring Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy" with "The Logical Song" by Supertramp.

Alina Adriana Ivas, a pet sitter in Spain, captured the hilarious scene of local cats meeting with each other at the top of a tree.

Tyler Thrasher created a plushie cicada shell backpack to celebrate the coinciding emergence of the 17-year and the 13-year broods in 2024.

World Data Center created a captivating compilation that features the evolution of the Boston Dynamics Atlas robot from 1983 through 2022.

A single father awkwardly explained a certain expletive to his daughter in the amusing short film "The F-Word" by the Cannon Brothers.

Sam from Half as Interesting explains what happens with airline luggage using two animated bags with one carried on and the other checked in.

A gray kitty named Pepper sat on a rug in cat loaf position while his mom Beth of Beth's Furry Friends rated his formation as perfect.

DJofThe Bear Essentials explained five efficient, tangle-free methods to coil long and short ropes, extension cords, hoses, paracords.

A father of triplets cleverly connected his three baby strollers together to push as one with a wooden steering device he designed.

Birdbox Studio created "Summit", an amusing animated short about a hiker who tries to dislodge a stubborn sheep from the mountaintop.

While appearing on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" in 1999, an amused David Bowie begrudgingly performed a song that Conan O'Brien wrote.

The History Guybonded with his audience about the history of super glue, noting how it was discovered twice by accident.

British musician Bloxsy performed an incredible guitar medley of 12 classic punk rock riffs that originated in the United Kingdom.

Mike Judge spoke about the inspiration for the voices behind his famous characters from "Beavis and Butt-Head" and "King of the Hill".

A wayward gecko landed on a restaurant table and began nibbling on a grilled pineapple that was sitting on a diner's plate.

The Maitrix quite amusingly imagined how both cats and dogs would dress themselves according to personality of their specific breeds.

Comedian Gus Johnson and musical friends perfectly showed what it's like to listen to The Beatles with only one headphone.

Four-timeJeopardywinnerAlex Schmidtexplained the origin of the stop sign in the United States and why they are octagonal in shape.

A spicy cat named Tempeh loves to ride on the back of a pig named Beatrice around the house and Beatrice doesn't mind at all.

Japanese artist bokunou designed a cleverly designed pair of jeans with a clear pocket at the knee to hold interchangeable knee rips.

A golden retriever named Murphy so enjoys spending time with a squirrel named Chippy that he waits by the fence everyday to see her.

Hair aesthetician Francisco Oliveira generously donates his time and materials to create stylish wigs for burn victims and alopecia patients.

A tiny parrot performed a wide range of impressive tricks that included placing trash into a garbage can and putting rings onto a stand.

Tom Hanks described preparing for his iconic role of Forrest Gump while appearing on a 1995

A really cute tuxedo cat named Edith who lives on a ranch, prefers to spend her time with horses and loves to go for rides.

Musician Sayo Komada performs amazing covers of rock and heavy metal songs on a traditional Japanese Shamisen.

An adorable little armadillo named Wilson, who lives at the San Antonio Zoo, regularly works out on exercise wheel originally made for cats.

New York Nico visited The New York Public Library where Sal Magaddino of "Book Ops" talked about the world's largest book sorter.

Lillian Hendrick shared a powerful video of her boyfriend Tyler holding their terminally ill cat Max in his arms so that he could see his final sunset.

Dr. Erica Brozovsky, PhDof PBS "Otherwords" explained the contrary concept of contronyms, a single word with opposing meanings.

Researchers at Colorado State University have discovered that elephants address one another by unique names in the same way as humans.

Alec WatsonofTechnology Connectionsoffered several very helpful hints for keeping a dishwasher at running at peak performance.

Volunteers with sewing skills hosted an adorable "Stuffed Animal Clinic" at Cincinnati Zoo for beloved plushies that needed repair.

Comedian Daniel LaBelle amusingly sprinted down the street in a wild variety of different types of footwear to see what it would be like.

Lindsay of EquipMeOT shared a really helpful method for putting on socks without having to get up or bend by using a towel.

A determined little dachshund named Willow Dewey figured out how to bring her beloved big blue hula hoop up the garden stairs.

Russian ceramic artist Ilya Kalashnikov attempted to use a spinning vehicle wheel as a pottery wheel upon which to throw clay.

Masked musician LinglingGuitar performed a frenzied fingerstyle cover of the "Mission Impossible" theme song on acoustic guitar.

Small Town Titans, a heavy metal band from York, Pennsylvania, turn barcodes from common household products into badass guitar riffs.

A vocal pit bull named Luna hilariously made prank phone calls to a pet store, a groomer, 911, and tried to cancel her vet appointment.

A goat at Yellowstone Bear World in Idaho cleverly turned the knob on a gumball machine to release the treats inside after a quarter was put in.

An adoptable tuxedo cat named Legend is constantly conquering new challenges despite the fact that his back two legs were amputated.

Nicolas Barrioz and David Peyrou broke the Guinness World Record for "Tallest Rideable Bicycle" with their 25 foot "Starbike".

The Slow Mo Guystraveled to Gloucester, England to capture slow motion footage of the annual Coopers Hill Cheese Rolling and Wake.

A former barn cat named Keith enjoys caring for and riding horses as much as his adopted human Angela Rose.

Sasha Trubetskoy of Sasha's Maps turned the roads of ancient Rome circa 125 AD into a modern subway map using hard data and creative license.

Noisy Sauce hilariously measured the sound of his cat lapping at a tub full of water and transcribed its weird time signature into sheet music.

Yuji Hikita showed how use brushes in jazz drumming, showcasing different speeds and rhythms of this specific technique.