Laughing Squid

A man named Diego rode went for a horseback ride with his dog dressed as a gaucho who was also riding a horse, albeit a mini-horse.

Bark Air is a luxury charter airline service flown by Talon Air that is specifically catered around the needs of dogs and their humans.

A very clever German shepherd pretends to be asleep whenever his groomer Kabooky Jones approaches him to take a bath.

A discerning headbanging horse is very particularl and will only rock out to heavy metal music as tested out by her human Autumn.

There I Ruined It imagines what "Killing in the Name" by Rage Against the Machine would have been like if the song was recorded in 1926.

Moby provides a multitrack breakdown of his song "Extreme Ways", the theme song of the Jason Bourne movies.

A baby mini pig named Daisy adorably spun in place for the sweet treat of a strawberry, which was the first trick she ever learned.

A cappellagroupMayTreeperformeda remarkably accurate cover of the iconic Cantina Band song from "Star Wars IV: A New Hope".

Gene Wilder talks about how he was ready to walk away from the role of Willy Wonka if he couldn't make his acrobatic grand entrance.

A thoughtful man designed and built a comfortable tiny heated house for a fearful feral cat who lived in his San Francisco backyard.

A Swiss shepherd named Odin looks like he's high in the sky, running around the world with his human's Insta360 camera in his mouth.

A beautiful swan named Lola, who was found as a rejected chick, became an integral part of the generous Orlando couple who saved her.

Robot Dreams by Madman Films is a touching animated tale of a lonely dog living in NYC who becomes best friends with a mail-order robot.

A yellow Labrador retriever named Dolly successfully dug her way through the a mock avalanche, locating the person buried beneath.

The famed 27 year old "Grizzly Bear 399" emerged from winter hibernation in Grand Teton Park with four cubs in tow to delight of fans.

Urban trick rider Jerome Peel of Citibikeboyz transformed a publicly available Citi Bike in New York City a gas-powered vehicle.

Big Merla parodied Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name" on toy instruments with lyrics from her toddler's perspective.

"The ABCs of Hand Tools" is an animated educational short that was made by Disney and sponsored by General Motors in 1946.

Professor Andrew Hendry of McGill University shared footage of wolves discovering the hidden trail camera that is watching them.

Boston Typewriter Orchestra, a unique ensemble that performs rhythmic songs on a variety of typewriters, presents "Floating Holiday".

"How It's Made" shows how mannequins, marionettes, dress forms, crash test dummies, and other inanimate body forms are made.

"Weird Al" Yankovic sat down withDan Ratherfor the series"The Big Interview" where he talked about how his music career really started.

After Skool vividly illustrated the words of the Academy of Ideas, who drew from M. Scott Peck's studies of malignant narcissism.

Nebraska train conductor Eric Carlisle captured intense footage of an EF-3 tornado as it approached and hit the train he was working on.

French beatbox and acapela group Berywam perform the theme from "The Simpsons", including all of the sound effects.

An orange cat named Wilbur gently helps his human animal rescuer wake up her infant Griffin by jumping his crib and ensures he stays safe.

The San Antonio Zoo shared an adorable timelapse showing the growth of a noisy baby palm cockatoo into a beautiful black-winged adult.

A Boston Dynamics Spot quadruped robot performed a choreographed routine with "Sparkles", another Spot robot in a custom dog costume.

JayByrd Films captured mind-blowing drone footage of The Sphere in Las Vegas, both inside and out, during a psychedelic Phish concert.

A hopeful little spaniel named PJ placed a stone at the foot of a tennis playing Richard Harris statue and waited for the stone to be thrown.

ih.gcj shared fascinating, rarely seen footage of a camera-wearing cat chasing other felines under cars and through the streets.

OtuofMoonic Productionsperformedthe classic Dolly Parton song "Jolene" in the distinctive early heavy metal style of Black Sabbath.

An Australian shepherd who loves sword fighting with her humans, was given a new toy sword by The Dodo after her favorite one broke.

Cheeseball Man, an anonymous man in an orange mask, invited the public to watch him eat an entire jar of cheese balls in NYC's Union Square.

Michael Ridge filled a bowl with gravel and played it on the turntable of his record player resulting in a chaotic cacophony of noise.

demonflyingfox used AI to create a hyperrealistic version of The Simpsons set in the 1950s, shot on a Super Panavision 70 camera.

Composer Jon Mattox musically broke down the New Order song "Blue Monday", showcasing each track individually and how they worked together.

In an amusing clip from the 1937 movie "Ready Willing And Able", Ruby Keeler and Lee Dixon tapped danced on the keys of a giant typewriter.

A box loving calico cat in Utah climbed into a return package and was accidentally shipped to an Amazon center in Riverside, California.

A generous and compassionate man named Prohor uses a remote control car to feed the many dogs and cats living in the streets of his city.

Ethan Chlebowski performed a number tests to determine if there was really a taste difference between red, white, and yellow onions.

Bloxsytuned all the strings on his guitar to B and performed a variety of Black Sabbath riffs from songs he renamed for this experiment.

Flash Bytesoffered a simple look at Calculus over the course of 15 minutes, noting that it is far more simple than people think.

Throwflame has created the Thermonator, a commercially available robotic quadruped dog equipped with their proprietary Arc Flamethrower.

While at Disney Imagineering Lab, Marques Brownlee tried out an amazing HoloTile floor which acted like a 360 omnidirectional, infinite treadmill.

Dakota of Inspire Exotics deadpanned the camera, noting that her parrots learned how to imitate the low battery sound on a smoke detector.

Pablo Rochat painted a box to look like a single dice and sent it to his friend, asking his followers to guess what number it would land on.

Popular Mechanics spoke with Jim Goodwin about the seemingly time-consuming, yet completely satisfying art of fitting ships inside bottles.

Map Men took a look at a phantom island in the South Pacific that was "discovered" by Captain Cook and plotted on Google Maps until 2012.

eli_handle_b.wav quite amusingly edited scenes from the gameCyberpunk 2077 to include a tough talking Pee-wee Herman looking for his bike.