Laughing Squid

A stubborn parrot named Nelson was not pleased when his human brought home a puppy but the bird eventually came to love the dog.

Musician Sam Griffin noted the innie and outie variations within the "Severance" theme and played the song beautifully on classical guitar.

It's History traveled to Sweden todive into the history of Vasa, a 17th century warship that sunk within minutes of setting sail.

Busted" is an amusing animated short in which a husband comes home early for work and finds a naked man hiding around his house.

Brian David Gilbert created a delightful 1990s style computer animation featuring an enthusiastic frog playing the trumpet.

Map historian Daniel Steiner talked about how Spanish Conquistadors in the late 18th laid out the map for the city of Los Angeles.

Adrian Smith of Ant Lab captured slow motion video of 23 species of insects to compare how each species takes flight.

A pit bull named Ginger channels her beautiful maternal instincts to the many foster kittens and cats who come through her rescuer's home.

Jack Coyne of Public Opinion went on an incredible tour of the landmark Steinway & Sons piano factory in Astoria, Queens.

"Bill's Records" by Chuck Przybyl is a short documentary about Bill Wisener, the owner of Bill's Records and Tapes in Dallas.

The "Back to the Future" Blu-Ray included a series of auditions that took place in 1984 for roles in the first movie of the franchise.

A cool cat named Fitz who lives in Canada, loves to get all bundled up in a warm coat and his oversized "bat-eared" hat to go for sled rides.

Reel Knewz captured footage of the infamous "Atherstone Ball Game", an annual town-wide football game that started in the year 1199.

Hormuz Island in Iran has a beach with incredible red sand that when it rains, looks like the land is bleeding into the sea.

Liquid Death partnered with Kylie Kelce of "Not Gonna Lie" to introduce "Kegs for Pregs", a limited edition pony keg of natural spring water.

Visual artist Peter Quinn paid tribute to John Cleese with a hilarious video that features the comedian falling prey to "Monty Python" jokes.

The determined stick figure fromAlan Beckers animated series"Animator vs." helped out a friend who was stuck in the throes of addiction.

Joanina Library at the University of Coimbra in Portugal uses bats to provide to protect their priceless books from insect damage.

A baby rhino in Nepal followed their momma and mimicked everything she did, while momma did everything she could to keep her baby safe.

Charles Cornelltook a look at the opening theme for "Severance", noting how dissonance and consonance act like innies and outies.

A disgruntled Derek Smalls (Harry Shearer) complained to Paul Shaffer about the original "Spinal Tap" movie, saying it was a hatchet job.

GPTARS used an AI program with a Big Mouth Billy Bass to give the fish an Austrian accent to quote Arnold Schwarzenegger to inspire workouts.

Animal rescuer Alex Blumberg tossed aside her claustrophobia and crawled inside a sewer pipe to rescue puppies who were stuck inside.

While appearing on "Late Night With Conan O'Brien" in 1994, late great David Johansen casually talked about punk rock and The Catskills.

Tom Morello and the band Grandson performed "One Last Dance" from the movie "Venom: The Last Dance" with Morello's teenage son Roman.

Joe Porter played a lick from the classic Weezer song "Buddy Holly" on a variety of different and unusual instruments.

Andy Huggins is a septuagenarian comedian from Houston who tells jokes that make fun of his old age and elder stereotypes.

Magnify explained how President John F. Kennedy's favorite James Bond film "Dr. No" inspired men to start wearing blue shirts to work.

Name Explainlooked at why the Philippines is spelled with a "Ph" while its residents are called Filipinos, which starts with an "F".

Dr. Emily ZarkaofMonstrum looks at the phenomenon of seeing a shadowy man in a wide brim hat appearing during episodes of sleep paralysis.

The Southern California band Airbase Parkway performed an incredible bluesy cover of the distinctive intro theme for Severance.

LizaBanks Campagna personified various streaming services letting hapless customer Eddie Morrison know about increasing prices.

Mo Yun performed a badass cover of the guitar solo from the Lynyrd Skynyrd song "Free Bird" on a traditionalChinese guzheng.

Damian Lewis read a tender letter from 1987 written by John le Carre to his beloved wife Jane Eustace after 15 years of marriage.

During the Palisades Fire in January 2025, Katherine Kiefer lost her Maine Coon cat Aggie, but then was runited with her two months later.

The Meow Wolf Collective is bringing their visionary immersive art exhibition to The Seaport in New York City.

Sami Bronowski performed a hilarious sketch about being the "Night Mayor" of NYC, noting that everything interesting happens after dark.

After Skoolvividly illustratedan insightful talk by Dr. Joe Dispenza about aligning one's mind and body to affect meaningful change.

That'll Work compiled a number of his favorite trick shots, showing how long it took him before he was able to successfully complete them.

Mixologist Kevin Kos shared his favorite ways for preparing the ice in various shapes and sizes, noting which is best for specific cocktails.

Artificial Fear performed a heavy metal cover of the stark piano theme for Severance, using the title sequence from the show's first season.

Steve Mould took a look at how hoses work, the unpredictability of nozzle whip, and the physics that make hoses act in a chaotic manner.

Kyle Gass of Tenacious D serenaded his beautiful orange tabby cat with a custom version of the classic Beach Boys song "God Only Knows".

In a glowing episode of his"True Facts"series, narratorZe Frank takes a nostalgic look at endangered fireflies in the US and Canada.

A clever raven named Kyle expertly caught a snowball in his beak that was thrown to him by his humans at Island Raptors in British Columbia.

Doloresaurus is a LED illuminated dinosaur skeleton costume that was built by Trevor Mead, who wears it while roaming around San Francisco.

Prop production company Make3 created the Lumon Industries WoeMeter from the "Chikhai Bardo" episode of the series "Severance".

How Ridiculous added copious amounts of pneumatic air to inflatable objects to make them as large as possible before they exploded.

Analog Society creates clever mashups of two songs that have similar sounds, are in the same key, or just sound really good together.

Jason Pargin wondered why, when we look at images from 20 years ago, the styles don't strike us as being any different than our current time.