Laughing Squid

This House explained how elaborate Victorian houses in San Francisco were often moved from one plot to another within the city.

Warner Bros. Classics released a nostalgic compilation of Bugs Bunny outsmarting both Elmer Fudd and Daffy Duck in the 1950s and 1960s.

Sam Edelston played a cheerful dulcimer cover of the song "(They Long to Be) Close to You" by The Carpenters.

The musicians of The Indian Jam Project performed the Super Mario Bros. theme on traditional Indian Instruments.

STULL created a powerful short film about the various forms of helmet art made by soldiers during the Vietnam War.

An orphaned lamb who was rescued by Rochelle and Wally, became best friends with their young daughter Teddie who bottle-fed him every day.

Extra History explained the entire history of of cats through a series of amusing animations, from ancient Egypt to modern day memes.

The Bell Brothers inserted Elaine's iconic dance moves from "Seinfeld" into dancing scenes in other TV shows, movies, and videos.

90 year old Herb Alpert spoke with CBS Mornings about his 1965 song "Ladyfingers" going viral on TikTok 60 years after its release.

Brick Machines created an ingenious LEGO Waffle Factory that mixes batter and sends it to a waffle iron where it is cooked and flipped.

A tour bus guide in Hollywood hilariously "mistook" Rob Lowe for John Stamos while Lowe was nearby, so Lowe had the bus correct the error.

Chris Brolga' Barnes of The Kangaroo Sanctuary shared footage of an orphaned joey setting her feet on the outside ground for the first time.

Today I Found Outwondered how Superman keeps his hair perfectly coiffed while fighting for "Truth, Justice and a Better Tomorrow".

Ken Robinson painstakingly restored an "unrepairable" trombone by hand that was completely mangled by the person who owned it.

ComedianMatt Mitchell explained how to fake being from the US South if circumstances ever required one to do so.

A rescued greater roadrunner named Chappy is so devoted to his human Heather that he brings her gifts every day.

Jonathan Brandao talks about how a colony of feral cats at Disneyland helps keep the theme park free of rodents and other unwanted pests.

RobWordslooked int origins of the English numeral system and the way someone counts to ten reveals the region where they live.

Shane Uriot visited Aaron Capron, owner of The Edge Thick Square Pizza, a popular one-man Detroit style pizzeria in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Amedeo Capelli of Stoccafisso Design hand-carved a whimsical series of automata that portrays the daily routine of a shrimp.

Justin the Light Guy equipped his Dodge Challenger with a programmable LED face that talks and sings on request.

A compassionate woman named Dahlia repaired the missing wing of a monarch butterfly with a feather and then taught him how to fly again.

Name Explain dives into the fascinating history behind a new Pope choosing a name other than the one given at birth.

While appearing on The Today Show in 1982, Mel Blanc sat down with Gene Shalit and performed his most famous Looney Tunes character voices.

Daniel Steiner talked about how the tiny port town of Yerba Buena turned into the bustling city of San Francisco buy using landfill.

Phil Edwards explained how casual chain restaurants such as TGI Fridays, and Applebee's have lost their flair for a more neutral palette.

Kurzgesagt imagined what would happen if a time traveler's spotty time machine broke down in Earth's most dangerous geological periods.

Lord Vinheteiro performed a piano composition featuring the musical evolution of Johann Sebastian Bach from 22 to 65 (1707-1750).

Slate is an affordable EV made in the US that starts under $20,000 as a basic pickup truck that has room to be customized inside and out.

Ethiopian Crunch band uKanDanZ performed a badass cover of Black Sabbath's "War Pigs" entirely in Amharic with the sax as guitar.

The late great Paul Reubens talks fondly about his life and his iconic Pee-wee Herman persona in the HBO documentary 'Pee-wee as Himself'.

Ryan Coogler talked about the various sizes of film and aspect ratio techniques he used his new movie "Sinners".

Foil Arms and Hog quite amusingly personified the Periodic Table at a party, fully embodying the traits of each element.

Foggy Mountain Spaceship performed a cosmic banjo cover of "Riders on the Storm" by The Doors featuring a BS-1 BanjoSynth.

An affectionate umbrella cockatoo named Buster waits all day to greet his human Ken when he comes home from work to tell him about his day.

Brick Technology constructed a series of increasingly complex, remote controlled LEGO vehicles to knock down an entire LEGO city.

A mischievous orange cat named August tipped over a bag of sand meant for a bearded dragon all over the living room floor.

Casey Neistat tested out the new Insta360 X5 camera, noting that two of his most glaring issues with the original camera have been remedied.

21 bipedal humanoid robots raced against humans in Beijing, China during the world's first half-marathon to include robotic entries.

A chonky creamsicle cat who weighed in at 43 pounds is on an amazing weight loss journey with the support of his loving human.

The series"What If?" took a look at the evolution of the sun, from its birth to its current age of 12.2 billion years.

The Meat Department created a surreal AI music video for the IGORRR song "ADHD", which symbolized an experimental treatment for ADHD.

Matt Berry read a hilarious letter memo by Matt Stone to the MPAA regarding alterations made to "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut".

Marques Brownlee reviewed a cutting edge carbon fiber bionic hand by PSYONIC that uses electrical impulses to fully articulate.

In a buoyant episode of his"True Facts"series, narratorZe Frank takes an amusing look at the physics of water walking insects.

Homestar Runner and Strong Bad celebrated 25 years of existence with the amusing song "Back to a Website".

Tamara Avila Atagua of The Sloth Conservation Foundation builds rope bridges between trees to help Costa Rican sloths remain in the forest.

James Dalzell Hodgeof Jam2Go took a comprehensive look at the entire history of cat memes from the early 2000s to current day.

Researchers and food scientists created a fantastic wedding cake with robotic dancing bears and edible chocolate batteries.

Harrison Trautschold Brown examined the ever-evolving identity and culture of Williamsburg, Brooklyn in New York City.