Laughing Squid

Great Big Story visited the Carron Fish Bar in Stonehaven, Scotland where Murray Watson prepared a battered, Deep Fried Mars Bar.

Brett L. Williams captured amusing footage of his Gen Z wife trying to open a cassette tape by asking Siri and Alexa.

Life in the 1800s shared footage of a 1932 interview with Francis Jehl, who worked on the first viable light bulb with Thomas Edison.

Deanna Director and Billy Hiller, made a mini version of the Bed-Stuy Aquarium, a tiny sidewalk fish pond made from a leaky water hydrant.

A really adorable baby raccoon named Roscoe followed his kitten best friend through the door into Sadie Eversole's home.

The late great Jim Henson talked about his Muppets and what meaning they had for people of all ages while appearing on The Arsenio Hall Show in 1989.

Native American comedian Charlie Hill made his network television debut while appearing on The Richard Pryor Show in 1977.

Joe Walsh of Eagles explained to Paul Schaffer that his iconic guitar lick for the song "Life in the Fast Lane" was actually a practice riff.

Henry Corden and Jean Vander-Pyle, who played Fred and Wilma Flintstone in the later part of "The Flintstones", appeared on ET in 1990.

A timid dog named Aubrey took his time and worked up the courage to walk past Alfie the cat who was waiting for him to pass by.

Global Datacreated an entertaining3D animationthat compares thesize of creatures and characters from various Pixar movies.

Lance Marwood found out that the unmistakable sound of packing tape being unspooled sent his baby boy into absolute hysterics.

Aaron of Planting Peace guided an elephant who had been chained up for 31 years across the river to her freedom using a pineapple.

Brooke and Zachary Stagg captured incredible footage of a trampoline flying over their neighbor's house and onto their driveway due to wind.

A black cat sat in the window and calmly watched as 70 miles per hour winds sent debris down the street during a monsoon in Phoenix, Arizona.

During a 1979 show, the Akron, Ohio band Tin Huey performed an amazing cover of I'm a Believer", a song popularized by The Monkees.

Three musicians performed a remarkable cover of the Nena song '99 Luftballons' on a nine neck guitar from the Fender Custom Shop.

When guitarist Andy Summers of The Police was in Hamburg, 40 Fingers joined him to play an amazing cover of "Bring on the Night".

Billy McBee showed how to turn the receiver from a rotary phone into a working low fidelity microphone, which is useful for sound effects.

Musician Julio Ortega played a marching 7/8 beat on his snare drum to accompany the sound of a cat lapping loudly from a bathtub.

Kuronushi creates amazing shadow art portraits using strips of cardboard that are glued together and positioned on top of a cardboard box.

Frej Wedlund tucked a metal whisk between the lowest strings on his guitar and a higher string, creating a cheap but effective delay effect.

Rainn Wilson reunited with former castmate Creed Bratton of "The Office" on a Soul Boom Wisdom Dump livestream Q&A.

"Viewfinder" by Nate Milton is a short nostalgic animation that captures the feeling of being a kid growing up in the 1990s and early 2000s.

Sophia Smith Galer looked into the origins of the word for blue in English and how it vastly differs from those in other languages.

This Date in History shared an amazing act of generosity given from Redd Foxx to Pat Morita, and then paid forward to Robin Williams.

The Zookeeper Guy captured magnificent footage of giraffes gracefully exiting from their stalls and walking over his camera.

"The Receipt" by filmmaker Sam Gainsborough is a clever ad for Co-Op UK that promotes small business through a story told on receipts.

Dr. Erica Brozovsky, PhDof Otherwordsgot aboard to explain the long list of English expressions that originated with sailor jargon.

David Friedman created Gisnep!, an AI-designed daily word puzzle that reveals a drop quote and its source when solved.

Geddy Lee talked to Dan Rather about the incredible friendship between him and his fellow Rush band members Neal Peart and Alex Lifeson.

Show Bits created an animated series of vignettes that portray rock stars using their lyrics literally in random situations.

Koda the Toy Aussie's human put a piece of cheese on the back of a phone to film the dog chasing after the yummy treat.

Alex Shore of The Shore Sanctuary rescued a tiny disabled gosling with numerous genetic defects who grew up to be a lovable silly goose.

Musician Jamie Dupuis played a beautifully poignant fingerstyle cover of the classic Pearl Jam song "Black" on his harp guitar.

Patrick FooteofName Explainlooked at the history and etymology of the seemingly nonsensical term "soap opera".

The rock star robots ofThe Cybertronic Spree played a Transformers heavy metal cover of the Mortal Kombat song "Techno Syndrome".

The School of Lifeoffers comforting advice for the recovering avoidant, in how to find a healthy relationship despite fear of commitment.

Andy Ross of OK Go addressed the infamous Van Halen tour rider rumor regarding the exclusion of green M&Ms in their dressing room.

A super shy, formerly feral calico cat named Butter gained so much confidence know that she tells her human she's ready for dinner.

Reader's Digest analyzed the word "run", one of the shortest yet most complex words in the English language due to its hundreds of meanings.

Today's Homeowner shared a helpful tip about using a fork to easily hang pictures that have a hanging wire in the back.

Julio Ortega humorously added his own drum track to a video of an orange tabby cat meowing in time to the intro of BlursSong 2".

Jon Townsend prepared an 18th century recipe for Salamagundy, a grand salad with a vast array of colorful ingredients arranged just so.

Arthur Dubois conducts sound experiments by combining his snare drum with random items, creating some unique sounds.

In theirWhat If?"series,Randall Munroeand Henry Reichexplained what might happen ifa Magnitude 15 earthquake took place.

The Action Lab conducted an interesting experiment to see if a flying drone would move forward or backwards inside an accelerating truck.

Deanna Director and Billy Hiller created "Eleven Madison Bark", a playful "pup up" to celebrate the 11th birthday of their dog Vincent.

Linguist Rob Watts of RobWords looked back into the ancient past to trace exactly when punctuation was put into regular use.

Linkedin Lyrics hilariously recreates popular songs using names found on the career-oriented social media site LinkedIn.