Laughing Squid

Vietnamese vehicle artist Ho Thanh Che created a really charming flying saucer boat that floats very well upon the river.

A little dachshund anxiously waited for his human to open the door to retrieve a large package that was left on the porch.

The History Guyexplained the odd history of grapefruit, noting that it helped to bring people to swampy South Florida in the 19th century.

A pet duck named Chip was very determined to not let human Casey McClenny tie her shoelaces no matter what.

Artist Pablo Rochat demonstrated five very creative alternative uses for an autonomous robotic vacuum aka a Roomba.

In a sweet clip from the BBC Earth series Animal Babies, a brave baby gyrfalcon took her first flight from a steep mountain ledge.

The Spooky Men's Chorale performed an amazing live a cappella cover of the classic Queen anthem"Bohemian Rhapsody" in true bluegrass style.

1440 shared some facts about the specific rules applied to regulation baseballs and the special rubbing mud that's applied before each game.

Trevor Rainbolthosted the grand finals of the GeoGuessr World Cup 2024, which took place at Stockholm City Hall on September 14.

In a clip from "Earth's Great Seasons", a thrifty chipmunk stash of acorns is stolen by a thieving neighbor.

A determined English bulldog named Sir. Henry Archibald loves to walk softly and carry a big stick whenever he possibly can.

Rick Astley spoke with Vice about his experience recording his song "Never Gonna Give You Up" and how it became the infamous "Rickroll" meme.

While restoring a 1912 Mill House, Spunky Delaware discovered a pocket frame for a window to slide completely down into the wall.

The Texas Toast Chainsaw Massacre song "I Want to Pet Your Dog", is a simple request accompanied by a badass thrash metal soundtrack.

Bloxsy performed a medley of 14 riffs that were originally written and played by legendary bassist Peter Hook of Joy Division and New Order.

Kickass 3D Prints created a 3D printed stripper that cuts even cardboard strips for making cat scratchers, beds, and other feline furniture.

boogiehead put together an amusing compilation of the original songs that "Weird Al" Yankovic has parodied and along with his parodies.

A couple saw a tiny kitten struggling in the water while boating in Spetses, Greece and without hesitation dove in to save her.

Clinton Jones put out a worldwide challenge for 3D artists to create animated characters doing parkour moves from six templates he provided.

Primal Spaceused detailed animation to explain the history and the ingenious vascular design behind the iconic BIC Cristal ballpoint pen.

EZ Bandplayed a beautiful Norteno cover of The Cranberries' song "Linger", singing the song both in English and in Spanish.

MinuteFoodexplained why pineapples can't be ripened at home and why the same ripening logic used for different fruit doesn't apply.

A paralyzed puppy rescued in Morocco and adopted by a family in The Netherlands does her best to win over the family's cat.

Dustin BallardofThere I Ruined Itcreated, with thehelp of AI,an amusing weed-themed parody of the 'Reading Rainbow' theme song.

During the 2024 Emmy Awards, former co-stars and longtime friends Ron Howard and Henry Winkler reunited on a recreated Happy Days set.

Combining his engineering and carpentry skills, game designer Giliam de Carpentier built the Carpentopod, an amazing walking coffee table.

GeoGlobeTalesquickly explained how to differentiate between the two New Yorks and two Washingtons that exist in the United States.

A beautiful rescued cat named Gatsby has a unique tuxedo coat that's dotted with stars due to the autoimmune disorder vitiligo.

Michael Hearst has put together "80 From the 80s", inviting his talented friends to perform 80 songs from the 1980s with him.

Australian comedy troupe Aunty Donna took on the fear, guilt, and shame of forgetting to use the reusable shopping bags while shopping.

English language tutor imagines what saying I love you" in a husky" voice might sound like while reading Bridget Jones's Diary.

Penn Holdernessperformed an amusing parody of the Five for Fighting song "100 Years" to complain about the 15 decorative pillows on his bed.

British ex-patLaurence BrownofLost in the Pond offered a quick but fairly thorough explanation of why so many cheeses are called "jack".

The History Guylooked back to the medieval period to look at the less than noble deaths of the ruling aristocrats of the time.

Lisbanoe Leather Craft in Armagh, Northern Ireland, creates realistic tortoise shell backpacks that are made completely out of leather.

Guinness World Records spoke with Olga Jones, the proud human of Bonnie and Simba, two incredibly smart dogs who set several world records.

Pandamoanium quite amusingly synced the final dance scene in "Dirty Dancing" to the classic theme of "The Muppet Show".

Kevin Kosprepared and tastedfour different versions of an Old Fashioned from different eras including one from the future.

British ex-pat Laurence Brown shared an amusing list of words that are pronounced and spelled differently in the UK and in the US.

Sergii GordieievofThe Q turned his bicycle into a lawn mower by attaching a plastic string trimmer to the front fork.

Red Bull Freestyle BMX bicyclist David Godziek performed the world's first series of tricks and flips while riding on top of a moving train

Tom Blank of Weird History Food explains the history of Barq's Root Beer, noting how it is considered more of a soda than a true root beer.

Comedians Dan Rosen and Sami Bronowski gathered signatures for their novel idea of building a mirror on the Hudson River to block New Jersey.

SmokyMountains.com released the 2024 Fall Foliage Prediction Mapshowing the best viewing of the changing of leaves across the United States.

Resurrected Journals created a very clever book carrier featuring a bookmark attached to two long adjustable straps for crossbody wearing.

A clever Quaker parrot named Taco did several perfect imitations of a zipper after watching his human zip and unzip a case.

"Nanoscapes" by Kristina Dutton is a stunning short film of butterfly wings shot through electron microscopes at 50,000x magnification.

Elin TV called over a northern white-cheeked gibbon who climbed through the trees and down the path for the grapes that were being offered.

Security cameras leave their perches and fly to spy on people with iPhones as they go about their lives in "Flock", a clever ad for Safari.

Bre Ellis traced out the shape of a Jack O'Lantern and gave it to her chickens to carve out each feature with their little beaks.