Laughing Squid

"Ada" is a five episode animated series about a graduate who explores various scenarios about the ever-evolving use of technology.

Dodford compiled a number of interviews with Quentin Tarantino that explain how he came to the realization of wanting to be a filmmaker.

Dr. Erica Brozovskyof Otherwords dressed up in her best 1980s fashion to recall some of the best slang terms from that era.

SciShow explained why humans have wisdom teeth, an evolutionary trait from a time when humans had larger mouths and smaller brains.

Photographer Brad Gillette put together an adorable compilation of sleep raccoons inside the garage of his home in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Oz Rodriguez and Questlove directed a special that features hundreds of musical guests on "Saturday Night Live" during the 50 years on-air.

CGP Grey explains how zip codes are assigned in the US and around the world using analog number geolocating patterns.

Andrew of Hypno Motion created a delectable stop motion animation showing a LEGO double cheeseburger being made.

Steve Birnbaum of The Band Was Here cleverly matches album covers and artist photos with the original locations where they were photographed.

Wesley Grubbs created InflataCart, a handy app that lets users track the cost of grocery items based on inflation levels.

Zak Miskry built two kinetic sculptures, a dragonfly and a firefly with a working light, using scrap metal and recycled electronics.

Niall Harbison and his Happy Doggo team feed over 1000 street dogs in Thailand with nutritious and hearty meals every day.

Stuart Smillie of Great Big Story traveled from London to Edinburgh, Scotland to learn how to play the bagpipes in an hour.

The auto enthusiasts of Garage 54 built a working car engine for an old Lada sedan using 50 cordless drills.

Canmaster Smash cleverly placed a massage gun against a metal shed to add a cool reverberating sound while playing drums.

Ozzy Man provided voices for a pair of perplexed golden retrievers who wanted to retrieve a yellow tennis ball at the bottom of the pool.

BRUTALMENACE created long twisty high speed Hot Wheels track that runs through the house, out the back door, and into a park.

A man who was was upset by a car that cut him off, angrily brushed off the snow from their back window in a case of "Canadian Road Rage".

Bob Weir spoke about The Grateful Dead's taper ticketing, putting Deadheads recording shows into a specific area of the concert venue.

A compassionate man named Prohor captured adorable footage of a hungry hedgehog who queued up for a turn at a yummy free meal.

Hittesh Patel performs finger and toe tutting routines that are so intricate and precise that his limbs appear to be robotic.

Soupy Garbage Juice composed an entertaining song about feeding his picky female cats at 6:00 PM (18:00) sharp.

Steve Welsh musicallyreimagined the poignant Nine Inch Nails song "Hurt" as a gravelly Alice in Chains grunge song.

Jonathan Vigliotti of CBS News broke into a house and rescued three dogs trapped inside during the tragic Palisade Fire in Los Angeles.

Cree Ossner (Creezy) built a remarkable outdoor 70 step Rube Goldberg style chain reaction basketball trick shot.

A 33 year old one-eyed flying fox who spent most of his life in a cage, enjoyed his sunset years at the Bat World Sanctuary in Texas.

Adam Savage was given a new Pez dispenser with a duck, like the one in "Silo", with the assignment to weather it appropriately for Comic-Con.

11 year old Paisley Gardner, who is an unlikely fan of singer Michael McDonald, was given a chance to meet her musical idol.

A sneaky squirrel stole a cupcake from a set of four that were delivered to Casey Bard's doorstep for his twins' birthday.

The Zeus the Pomsky YouTube channel explained the real difference between cats and dogs in terms of human age.

Les Fo'Plafonds performed an amazing cover of the Depeche Mode song "Just Can't Get Enough" on a variety of household items.

Burl ofBurl's Art and his buddy Packard built two gorgeous hand crafted electric guitars that were made with translucent stone.

An incredibly clever octopus named Marty quite adeptly figured out how to open a tightly sealed jar on the first try.

A husky named Belle used her nose to open the door to the rabbit cage and fit her entire body inside so she could say hello to the bunnies.

A Ted-Ed Lesson written by Hei Man Chan explains how cholesterol forms in the body and the difference between good and bad cholesterol.

Shinichi Furuya and his team at Sony CSL found that a therapeutic robotic hand exoskeleton also increases the dexterity of expert pianists.

DJ Keebz turned the Pac-Man theme into an impromptu beat flip while performing at the Lo-Fi Festival in Portland, Oregon.

Adam Aleksic, a self-described etymology nerd, explained linguistic misconceptions of the "gay accent" or "gay voice".

Experienced outdoorsman Steve Wallis shared what it was like to camp inside a long abandoned water pipe.

Composer Angelo Badalamentiquite eloquently explained how he wrote "Laura Palmer's Theme" with David Lynch for the series "Twin Peaks".

Kristian T. Williams looks at the foods and drinks consumed by various races and cultures within the world of J.R.R. Tolkien.

Clusters of mushrooms and plants with bionic arms by Bionica and the Wires play a variety of musical instruments quite well.

Legendary Lore explained how Aristotle predicted that democratic systems would slowly lead to the wealthy in the highest levels of government.

Abram Engle depicted the unsettling ordeal of moving a sleeping feline from one room to another as a "kitty transplant".

Voicesofjake participated in the "Wet Hair Challenge" by soaking his hair in -20F Minnesota weather and lying down to make it freeze upright.

Emily O'Leary creates hand-hooked rugs shaped like sleeping dogs, appearing like animal skins that have historically decorated floors.

1440 looked into how wedding rings originated in Ancient Egypt and how this romantic symbol evolved over many centuries.

Dr. Matt McGlasson shared adorable footage of a tiny tabby kitten who always looks worried, calling the look "Resting Panic Face".

A fascinating study found that the prehensile arms of an octopus are segmented from the rest of the cephalopod's body.

A Ted-Edlesson by Max G. Levy explains how rats survived the Ice Age, made their way from Asia to Europe and then across the Atlantic.