Laughing Squid

I Build Stuff created a drone powered flying umbrella that stayed with him, sharing how he did this using common and 3D printed items.

Tom BlankofWeird History Food explains the history of the name Joe behind the incredibly successful Trader Joe's grocery store line.

ABC Australia reported on the enduring popularity of the mullet in Australia, focusing on a father and son with matching mullets.

The Paint Explainer very skillfully presented a detailed, comprehensive list of propaganda techniques illustrated with a colorful animation.

A lovebird in Italy was on hand during after a meal to help a human open a packet of sugar in a zigzagging pattern with their beak.

A little white bunny named Harmony amusing comes running back when called, acting more like a dog than a rabbit.

David Byrne happily danced to his own voiceover dance tutorial for the SOCIAL! dance club in 2021, showcasing some of his signature moves.

Clicks is a clever, attachable "creator keyboard" for the iPhone that makes it feel like an old school BlackBerry.

Chris Barker compiled a beautiful montage of celebrities whodied in 2023 in the style ofSgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band.

Rodney Holbrook of Wales used a night-vision camera to discover that a mouse was the oned organizing his cluttered tool shed workbench.

The Golden Breakfast Club listed the ways in which they could tell that their golden retriever was being raised by their cat.

A golden retriever grabbed a camera attached to a gimbal stick with his mouth and ran around his yard, capturing selfies video along the way.

Matt Barta captured the unusual event of an articulating robotic arm sliding back to reach its own power source and unplug itself.

The human that belongs to dogs Elliot and Dido, carefully performed emergency tail replacement on Dido's favorite toy, a plush tiger.

Chris Wolf (The RC Geek) built a remote-controlled flying model of Superman that he sent into the skies to wish everyone a Happy New Year.

A beautiful lynx point Siamese cat named Juno has walked the same carpeted path in his home for 12 years, often in his own footsteps.

Jen Hamilton shared how she wraps Grits, her pet silkie chicken in a towel after a bath to make her purr like a cat.

Great Big Story visited Izu Shaboten Zoo and found how they accidentally invented capybara open air hot baths in 1982.

Luke PickmanofInstrumentManiac played every single instrument on an incredible cover of the "Stickerbush Symphony" from Donkey Kong.

A woman named Mima shared an incredible video showing how her amazingly lifelike creations expanding during the cooking process.

Researchers at The University of Tokyo connected a humanoid robot to GPT-4 and used prompts to make it to act out human actions like charades.

A British shorthair cat named Kikig took a leisurely Christmas walk down a country road to the beach with her rooster friend alongside her.

A very amused woman in Asturias, Spain played an adorable game of "Red Light Green Light" with a confused little donkey on the farm.

Scientist Mi Wu shared a very helpful tip for untying tight knot in plastic food delivery bags in less than five seconds.

Dr. Dominic WallimanofDomain of Science made a map visualizing the naturally complex world of plants and how they are categorized.

The humans who live with a creamsicle cat named Bean amusingly shared his top ten vocalizations, which included a very eerie "ghost meow".

Tom BlankofWeird Historyexplainsthe colorful downfall of Saturday Morning Cartoons due to VOD and streaming services.

Mallory CrustaofCats.com explained why most cats love boxes, particularly those ubiquitous ones made out of cardboard.

Stefan Chin and Savannah Geary of SciShow explain how the human body can regenerate new cells, whether through natural or intentional means.

Students at Ecole des Nouvelles Images created "BOOM", a darkly funny animation about birds trying to save their eggs in a volcano eruption.

WeRateDogsput together a really cute compilation of the memorable things that dogs did, said, and accomplished in 2023.

A giant anteater named King Bumi who lives at the North Florida Wildlife Center, excitedly tore open wrapped Christmas presents.

The humans belonging to a shy rescue pup named QILA went to a meetup of introverted dogs at a local park just to see what would happen.

Kristan Toczko played a fabulous cover of the AC/DC song Thunderstruck on an electric harp that was slung over her shoulder like a guitar.

Jamie Scott created "Winter", an ethereal timelapse film that encompasses five years of nature freezing at a frenetic pace.

Postmodern Jukebox andvocalist Sarah Potenza performed a powerful Motown cover of "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding".

Weird History looked back at certain classical paintings and pondered as to why the artists appeared to have drawn UFOs amongst their subjects.

A white-bellied caique named Hubert loves to knock things off the counter so much that his humans made a compilation of him doing just that.

Justine Dorn of Early American, who makes historical dishes in traditional dress, prepared a batch of New Year's Cakes using a 1796 recipe.

Food blogger Joshua Weissman asked his many viewers to submit ideas for the best pizza in the United States.

News Be Funnyhas put together a very amusing compilation of some of the funniest news bloopers that aired around the world in 2023.

A little dachshund named Lunon who lives in Japan adorably brings different stuffed animals to his food bowl to eat with him.

The Paint Explainer very skillfully presented a detailed, comprehensive list of logical fallacies that he illustrated with colorful animation.

Kenny Bollwerk, the creator of Rat Tok, gives wonderful walking tours of the ubiquitous rats of New York City.

Percussionist Joe Porterperformed movie themes on unique instruments such as lithophone, Slapaphone, Aquarion and Euphonic Array.

RobWordslooks at the Shavian alphabet, a constructed alphabet that was developed as efficient alternative to the current English alphabet.

Comedian Jared Ewy, who is the founder of Green AF, took it upon himself to fix the universe by realigning one manhole cover at a time.

Weird History took a look at some very famous songs that had some very famous controversies throughout the years.

A jocular TED-Ed lesson written by Sasha Winkler and animated by Hannah Rybak explains the science and beneficial biology of laughter.

CGP Grey turned his sights northward to grade the iconic flag of Canada and those of its provinces and territories.