Laughing Squid

Elle Cordova amusingly personified classic typeface fonts, revealing each of their distinct styles and personalities.

Timbo Slice created an Olympics style high dive event for popcorn kernels inside his microwave oven with a diver and three judges.

Thomas H. Smith created a split screen comparison showing the voice acting in Disney's 1940 animated short "Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip".

A curious sperm whale and her calf attempted to introduce themselves to a robotic spy whale created by John Downer Productions.

Paraglider David Edwards made an incredible precision landing, going from the sky onto a bench right next to his friend.

A trio of rather intent-looking cats amiably took turns catching digital mice on an iPad belonging to their human Anna.

Cats With Their Tongues Out put together a funny video compilation from Kuzco & Cleo about the lengths humans will go for their cats.

Charles Cornell takes a fond look at Johnny Costa, a gifted piano player known for his intricate work on "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood".

Gifted pianistLord Vinheteiro, who alwaysstares straight into the camerain his videos, played 80 instruments in just three minutes.

Musician HeoWon played an acoustic guitar like a cello with what appears to be a rosined chopstick as a bow.

An anonymous donor left a pair of very rare all-gold Nike Air Jordans in Portland Rescue Mission's donation bin just before Christmas 2023.

A golden retriever playfully frolicked around the living room with a pet parakeet for the first time despite their obvious difference in size.

The DJI FlyCart 30 is a rugged aerial delivery drone that can make safe deliveries to the most remote and harshest locations in the world.

The Paint Explainer visually and verbally described every known psychological effect over the course of 12 colorful minutes.

Andrea McGowen created a hilarious video of an orange cat lip-syncing to the Linkin Park song "What I've Done", a song chosen by Andudandu.

Teenager Zara Sutcliffe hatched a live quail from quail eggs bought at a Sainsbury grocery store outside Manchester, England.

Pipou Phuong Nguyen created an animated short set to Pink Floyd's "The Great Gig in the Sky" about a boy trying to forestall his mother's death.

Flash Bytes offered an insightful and unbiased list of philosophical razors, explaining each with a light sense of humor.

The AX Visio by SWAROVSKI OPTIK is a smart set of binoculars that provides real-time identification of over 9,000 bird species with AI.

Temara Brown shared amusing footage of her house rooster Steve waking her up so that he could visit his wife Margaret at the hen house.

DJof"The Bear Essentials" helpfully demonstrated how to survive a fall through the ice and how to rescue yourself if you are alone.

Researchers discovered that plants employ a calcium signaling emergency broadcast system when responding to imminent danger.

A rescued ginger cocker spaniel named JoJo adorably flips her floppy ears up at the bottom whenever her human gives her compliments.

Augmental of San Francisco, developed the MouthPad^, a smart oral computer trackpad that users control with their tongues and head gestures.

A shepherd named Bandit sat in the front seat of his human's car and pouted because he thought baby cow in back seat was replacing him.

Kimberly Winters, the World's loudest female burper, explained how she parlayed her unusual talent into a positive message for others.

The Slow Mo Guys captured super slow motion footage of a prismatic Laserdisc spinning so fast it turned into deadly shrapnel.

A quartet of all-electric Mercedes-Benz G-Class wagons performed an automotive ballet on the streets of Las Vegas, making 360 turns.

The Paint Explainer objectively explained every political ideology in two unbiased, eight-minute animated videos.

Pauly Shore portrayed the eternally positive fitness guru Richard Simmons in "The Court Jester," a short film by performer Jake Lewis.

A very clumsy Hulk crashed face-first onto the floor, startling and scattering the young children who were attending a birthday party.

Improv and sketch comedy group Egg Party in Austin demonstrates some of the fun things you can do when it's really cold in Texas.

Meme Dream Machine used AI to create a promo for "Pooky Park", a 1950s theme park where people are chased around by giant creepy puppets.

Weird History Food explores some surprising facts about popular snack food in the 1980s.

A little calico cat named Junie B who, according to her human, has built-in skis, adorably skates across the wooden floor.

A pair of 700 pound pigs were treated to a gourmet dinner featuring salad, grapes, and a sumptuous entree of spaghetti with tomato sauce.

Levi Does Stuff examined his parents' Buick after it came back from the mechanic and found that every button he pressed honked the horn

Adina Musta took the time to not only make a comfy bed for her four year old Doberman but to tuck him in and kiss him goodnight.

Enrique Puente created a somewhat creepy Furby Chaos Bag out of multiple Fruby toys that talks and undulates when activated.

Erkam Seker created "Drive & Listen", a website that lets users virtually drive in world cities while listening to local radio stations.

Dylan Armenteros hilariously pranked his mother with a fake emergency alert reporting that the US was being invaded by aliens.

A remarkable young boy named Jacob asks his mammy Donna very clever questions and provides very clever answers to these questions.

An adorable little girl used a cell phone to prove that the Chuck E. Cheese was open after her grandmother told her it was closed.

PhysicistBrian Coxnarrated a beautiful stop motion paper animation that explained the science behind a simple snowflake.

Retiring King penguins of the Cincinnati Zoo waddled down a city street in their final year of public parades for the 2024 Penguin Days.

A man took his bowl of ramen noodles outside on his porch during a particularly cold day in Yukon, Oklahoma to see what would happen.

BBC Earth explains that cuddling with puppies releases the same happiness hormones in the dogs as it does humans.

A tiny tortoise named Taco repeatedly used his human's iPad as a slide and when at the bottom, his human put him back on top to do it again.

Ed People asks random people on the street to show him their favorite dance moves, then he joins in and dances with them.

Erin McCarthy of Mental Floss amusingly listed out 38 different slang terms from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.