Laughing Squid

Casey Neistatshared his personal dream of running a marathon in less than three hours and the effort he put in in making come true.

Max MillerofTasting Historyprepared "bath buns", sweet rolls made with caraway that were popular in Jane Austen's London of the 19th century.

InfoGeek captured the incredible evolution of New York City from the pre-revolutionary era of 1524 through to the modern era in 2023.

"Born to Add" is a delightful Sesame Street parody of the Bruce Springsteen song "Born to Run" performed by a muppet named Bruce Stringbean.

A cat's human was able to get their very playful calico cat to turn off the lights while actively chasing a laser toy dot up a wall.

DJ Cummerbund stitched together Rage Against The Machine performing their "Testify" with a performance of Pitbull's "Fireball".

Derek MullerofVeritasium explained why red and green LEDs were relatively simple to make but blue LEDs still remained quite elusive.

A little girl named Jette, who lives in Sydney, Australia, offered up her honest opinion of New York City while wearing an Insta360 camera.

A talking blue parrot adorably tried to express his love to another but found his affection was unrequited when the bird nipped at his feet.

Marjan of Hacktuber shared a nifty way to splice two wires together without soldering or using any source of heat whatsoever.

Katharina Wallen adopted a hungry, one-winged bumblebee who followed her and mistook the beads on her shoes for flowers.

In a candid clip from "The Other Fellow" several men named "James Bond", recounted stories of how police responded when they gave their name.

Randall Munroe of xkcd and Henry Reich of MinutePhysics explained what it would be like to hit a baseball going at 90% the speed of light.

Two disabled chickens who live at the Tender Loving Coops Sanctuary, listened intently as their human read to them from a children's book.

A pair of long-legged dogs very handily acted out the lyrics to the catchy Puppy Songs tune "Cheese Tax", insisting that their human pay.

A professional cleaner known as The Clean Girl very generously scrubs and tidies public spaces and random items for free.

"Friday Night Blind" by Scott Krahn and Robb Fischer, follows a trio of visually impaired friends who go bowling every Friday night.

"House I" is a mind-bending optical illusion by pop art pioneer Roy Lichtenstein of a static 2D house that appears as a moving 3D house.

Thomas H. Smith gave his split-screen treatment to "The Lion King", positioning the voice actors of each character alongside the characters.

Pet detective Erica Hart finds dogs who have been lost and abandoned around Yorkshire, England, using her thermal imaging drone.

Japanese miniaturist Mozu creates remarkably detailed rooms in the tiniest spaces available such as electrical outlets and bathroom tiles.

Mallory CrustaofCats.com offered some very good advice communicating with your cat and understanding what your cat is trying to say to you.

Weird History Food took a grim yet informative look at various foods born out of cultural tragedy that have become culinarily iconic.

Architect Michael Wyetznerbroke down the NYC street grid, explaining the basic math that makes up one of the most iconic cities in the world.

Adoptable dogs from Bosnia and elsewhere were treated to a giant pile of toys from which they each could choose their own Christmas present.

Street artist Vitaly Tesh created a "Graffiti Color Mixer" that uses hydraulic pressure to put varying hues of spray paint into a single can.

Weird History Foodtapped into the history of boxed wine, specifically the Franzia family, the pioneers of this popular yet often derided form.

A gorgeous Siberian forest cat named Rackarkatten runs like the wind when she's out in nature, always beating her human whenever they race.

Brett and Derek of How Ridiculous sent 200 soccer balls down the Utah Olympic Park ski jump towards Scott who was acting as goalie.

A giant capybara wandered into the guinea pig area and promptly decided to join them as a larger relative of theirs.

A lovebird is so fond of the kitchen cabinet that when her humans banned entry, she made her demands known with destructive measures.

Kurzgesagtput together a colorful animation that discusses how the past, the present, and the future can all exist at once.

ComedianSmac McCreanor and friends mimic the bouncy yet jerky movements of the rhythmic chickens of ilgallinaio_special.

Sam Goldheart of iFixit explained all the features of an Apple Vision Pro as she methodically disassembled the headset.

A honeymooner captured the touching sight of a herd of elephants using their bodies as a chain to pull a baby elephant out stuck in mud.

Casey Neistat ran around New York City with an Apple Vision Pro strapped to his face, watching videos alongside the real world.

BMX rider Onewheel Frank performed an impressive rolling Limbo move under a pole that was being held by other bicyclists riding with him.

Shawn Miller of Make The Switch 4 Nature provides empty shells for hermit crabs on the beaches of Okinawa to use rather than plastic caps.

A thoughtfulTED-Edlesson by Mark Hopwood explains how people can act selfishly at times while still seeing beyond themselves.

While skiing Davis Gulch near Salt Lake City, Steve Gourley descended down a mountain and right into an active avalanche that swept him away.

Flash Bytesoffered an astute list ofevery thought experiment over the course of sixteen minutes, informatively describing each one.

A toddler and his great-grandfather, 96 and a half years apart, strolled side-by-side, both using their respective walkers.

Leo MoracchioliofFrog Leap Studios performed a heavy metal cover of the classic Tone Loc hip-hop song "Funky Cold Medina".

After her grandfather passed away in 2019, Angela Rafuse adopted his elder grumpy calico cat, giving her a good life in her final years.

DJJonny WilsonofEclectic Method took the classic sound of a dial-up modem and turned it into a very danceable electronic song.

While on 'The Today Show', the irascible Larry David stopped in his tracks to put his hand over guest Elmo's face, for which he apologized.

Employees at DLX Music in Stockholm, celebrate every Friday with unique covers of popular songs with the alternate use of a random instrument in the store.

"Dollar Pizza Documentary" is a short film that extolls the benefits and drawbacks of pizza slices that cost a dollar or less in New York City.

Film student Amanda Duckworth spoke with people about their biggest regrets in life and set that soundtrack to a serene minimalist animation.

Animator Alex S. of Lazy Square collaborated with 1inch on an amusing yet satirical look at the rise and fall of AI.