Laughing Squid

Joshua Weissman traveled to France so he could search for the best croissant in Paris with Adriana of Eating Europe as a guide.

Randall Munroe and Henry Reich of "What If" looked at the possibility of constructing a billion story skyscraper and why it wouldn't work.

Blind Paralympic Anthony Ferraro showed how he was able to experience a basketball game using the OneCourt tactile device.

18th century Americana historian Jon Townsend of Townsends took a look back at how candy was made in colonial times.

WhatIsNewYork shared amusing footage of a kid traversing his way across a snowy NYC park on a Citi Bike that had skis instead of wheels.

Kaitlynn Stone is so thoughtful to her beloved cat Kikko that she built a private bedroom for Kikko inside an unused closet in her home office.

In an opinion piece for The New York Times, comedian Hank Azaria wondered if AI could replace the voice work he does for "The Simpsons".

Veritasium visited the MIT Robotics Lab to see how researchers use the same mechanics as an insect for their miniature flying robots.

Xing Zhilei, an incredibly creative craftsman, built a mini house with a working elevator and running water for his beloved pets.

Max, the incrediblyvocal Moluccancockatoo, came across two puppies while outside with his Momager and barked at them.

Alternative Cuts Studios seamlessly integrated the "Breaking Bad" universe into the deadly game of "Red Light Green Light" from "Squid Game".

An accommodating Bantam hen readily accepted an unhatched peacock egg that she hatched and loved as if the peacock were her own.

Prolific wildlife artist and documentarian Robert E. Fuller captured the cacophonous yet strangely soothing sound of 500,000 king penguins.

Warner Brothers and Warner Bros. Kids are streaming classic episodes of Tom and Jerry to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the show.

Vocalist Jordan Simons performed a series of clever rap songs from the nostalgic rhymes found in various Dr. Seuss books.

The Brick Machines channel created an ingenious automatic LEGO candy sorting machine which also has a manual dispenser upon demand.

"The Swear Jar" is an award-winning Bud Light commercial that received millions of views online but was never aired on television.

Michael Sorensen of Horses explained the widely varying interpretation of vampires throughout history up to and including modern times.

Newbie Star Trek quite astutely noted that Picard's arms didn't look like they belonged to him, making him seem more like a muppet.

The Art of Storytelling noted how "Severance" characters have simultaneously become both captor and prisoner of themselves through choice.

PBS Novaexplained how a small terrestrial bird was able to survive the devastating asteroid that caused a mass extinction event.

Bizarre Beasts explained how the female argonaut is an evolutionary defying octopus with a shell that lives in the open sea.

Victor Haegelin worked with artist JR and Italian director Alice Rohrwacher to animate the distinctive photographic street art of JR.

Your_Kryptonite7 inserted obnoxious Jim Carrey characters from his various films into the "Star Wars" universe.

Electrical engineerGreg Leyh demonstrates his "Lorentz Plasma Cannon", a unique high-voltage targeted energy device.

Thomann Synthesizers put together a beautiful tribute to the late great David Lynch and his profound impact on electronic music.

Kurzgesagtcolorfully took a look at how aliens might look, noting that their features would be optimized to their environments.

SoulHealing99 creates wonderfully relaxing 3 hour high definition videos of walking through the streets of Tokyo in the heavy rain.

Roger Daltrey of The Who sat down with Dan Rather of The Big Interview to answer the question about the inspiration for "Behind Blue Eyes".

What If?pondered what might happen if insects, reptiles, sharks, and dinosaurs rendered extinct by natural disasters, kept on evolving.

Carter Stacy of That Is Interesting explained how the United States acquired and colonized each of its far-reaching territories.

Actor James McNicholas performs "Songalogues", dramatic readings of song lyrics while dressed as unique yet relevant characters.

Studio musician Martin Motnik quite amusingly mimicked his cat's plaintive meows, with some really tasty guitar licks.

After Skool vividly illustrated the words of author Robert Greene who explained how certain people become self-serving narcissists.

"I'm a Bug" is a cute animated music video by Piemations Cartoons about insects taking over your house, your body and your grave.

Daryl Tan Hong An of Singapore set the Guinness World Record for the Most 3x3x3 Rotating Puzzle Cubes Solved Underwater.

The late David Lynch sat down with ArtForum in 2019 to talk about how he fell in love with painting and drawing and how it led to filmmaking.

Hearview makes smart glasses that transcribe speech to text in real-time letting deaf and hard of hearing people participate in conversations.

While moving to Arizona in 2017, Paul Guilbeault lost his beloved mini-pinscher Damian in Oklahoma City and found him again eight years later.

Apple TV+ released a calming video of Dr. Ricken Lazlo Hale, PhD reading from "The You You Are", a fictional book from the series "Severence".

A smiling two legged dog named Dixie whose paralyzed legs had to be amputated, prefers to run free rather than use her wheelchair.

DJ Cummerbund created a massive mashup with multiple artists jamming to the KC and The Sunshine Band song "That's the Way I Like It".

Apple TV+ shared a silent yet rather haunting tour of the sets used on the first and second seasons of the series "Silo".

KLR Productions compiled a humorous collection of they considered to be the best animal voiceover videos of 2024.

A smiling Tom Morello of Rage Against Machine joined the great Jackson Browne on stage to play "Take It Easy" and other songs.

Great Big Story spoke with three musicians about their passion for recycling trash, turning it into instruments of their own design.

PBS Nova took a look at how the new LaGuardia Airport handles 6,000 checked bags per hour, noting how the system sniffs out bombs and other dangerous items.

Connor Creates fashioned a pair of shoes made out of flame retardant pineapple skin so he could walk through fire.

While out in the yard, a tabby cat caught sight of a caterpillar rolling around on the ground and began imitating the insect.

Nirvana reunited during FireAid in Los Angeles, playing four songs with St. Vincent, Kim Gordon, Joan Jett and Violet Grohl singing lead.