Laughing Squid

Kitten Lady Hannah Shaw explained how she feeds a hungry litter of six neonatal kittens while giving each of them the attention they need.

Weird History explains the history of Dr Pepper and how Doctor Charles T. Pepper may have been the doctor behind the name.

Victor of Mapster gave a visual tour of J. R. R. Tolkien's map of Middle Earth as published in the 1954 edition of "Fellowship of the Ring".

Costa Rica Bird Cam documented the wonderfully colorful array of birds that visited their bird feeder during a quiet morning in Nuevo Arenal.

Jay ChristensenofJayByrd Films captured breathtaking if not slightly dizzying drone footage of Yankee Stadium, inside and out.

Squirrels at the Window put together a custom charcuterie board filled with nuts, fruits, and vitamins for her furry-tailed visitors.

Nashville Dog & Cat Rescue humanely trapped a mama dog and used a tracker to find and rescue her puppies so she could sleep.

Weird Historylooks back atthe ancient Greco-Roman origins of words and phrases that are still used in the modern English lexicon.

Talented musicians from around the world joined Jackson Browne in an incredible global performance of his 1972song "Doctor My Eyes".

Scottish actor Brian Cox of "Succession" read a course 1969 response letter written by Hunter S. Thompson at a Letters Live event in 2020.

A funny little corgi named Morty became so fascinated with the fish in the koi pond in his yard that he fell into the water.

A tamandua named Otis who lives at the San Diego Zoo showed off his incredibly long tongue to root out some ants at the bottom of a tube.

A red panda named Moshu enjoyed a variety of yummy treats while showing off his cute face to the camera on a hot day at the Oregon Zoo.

In 1969 BBC News spoke with Mr. Glynne Wood who lives with a pigeon on his head, despite the fact that the bird did not like his wife.

Nerdstalgic looks at the work of Christopher Nolan, noting how he uses time as his muse and a tool to drive the plot in a certain direction.

Naturalist Craig Childs describes the migration of toxic death-cap mushrooms from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to the Pacific Northwest.

Caitlin Saks and Arlo Perez of the PBS Series Antarctic Extremes visited the McMurdo Station in Antarctica to learn how workers are fed.

Castle Crew Review captured an energetic performance of the Green Army Drum Corps outside Toy Story Land at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Another Perspectivecaptured a gorgeous macro timelapse of crystals being formed from water, alcohol, Vitamin C, and Beta Analin.

Nathan W. Pyle ranked the states of the United States according to how easy it was to create their shape by nibbling on a graham cracker.

Polyglot Xiaoma visited a Amish and Mennonite residents in Holmes County Ohio and spoke to them in the Pennsylvania Dutch language.

"Keys to the City" is a documentary about a hardworking NYC locksmith who decides to retire and his quest to train his young protege.

Nissin Foods has announced the release of two different caffeinated Cup Noodles for gamers in Japan who need to stay awake longer.

Zamir A. Hernandez astutely compiled clips of movie references in "Malcolm in the Middle", them alongside clips from the movies themselves.

Thomas Flight spoke with Joanna Naugle and Adam Epstein, both of whom worked on "The Bear", to discuss the meticulous use of editing.

Jan Hakon Erichsen shared an amusing compilation of the creative methods that he's found to smash dried pasta.

Dan Aykroyd sat down with Dan Rather to reflect upon what made The Blues Brothers so successful during their heyday.

The ambassador rhinoceroses at the Oregon Zoo used their horns and powerful jaws to dig into juicy watermelons on a hot summer day.

An unknown musician quite impressively tap danced while simultaneously playing a jaunty bluegrass song on a strapless acoustic guitar.

Kayvan Novak explained how he came up with the distinctive accent for Nandor the Relentless during a Paley Center interview.

A flirty cat named Ellie fell in love with a neighbor she met as she was walking up and down the apartment hallway.

LinguistOlly RichardsofStorylearning explained the complicated geographical origins of the modern English language.

Researchers at MIT built a conformable ultrasound scanner that can be inserted into a bra to detect breast cancer in its early stages.

The late great Jimmy Buffet performed "Distantly in Love" and "Come Monday" while appearing on "Late Night with David Letterman" in 1983.

Joe Rocco, a rescuer with The Broken Antler in Riverhead, New York went to great lengths to rescue a forlorn raccoon stuck inside a dumpster.

Nils JacobiofFurry Fritzcapturedadorable timelapses of a litter of longhaired tuxedo kittens growing up into cats over 95 days.

Eater visited Richard Boccato, proprietor of Hundred Weight Ice, who supplies crystal clear ice for cocktail bars in and around New York City

Eddie White Jr. created Monster Maps, a wonderful series of town, city, state, and country maps illustrated as colorful monsters.

Ryota Togishi showcased his knife skills by building an ultra-thin BTC (bacon, cucumber, and tomato) sandwich that was nearly transparent.

While Nikki Kundanmal was practicing guitar, her dog began barking to let her know that a wayward hawk had flown in through the window.

Ryan Socash of It's History posited whether or not the Statue of Liberty Torch was ever open to the public before it was closed in 1916.

Hatea Kapa Haka performed a gorgeous cover of the classic Queen song "Bohemian Rhapsody" in Te Reo Maori while dressed in traditional costume.

Video essayist Evan Puschak of The Nerdwriter diagrammed superhero comic storytelling noting how a full lifecycle is created.

Sophie and Mark Masons Cavies are a wonderful couple who lovingly prepare lavish feasts for 150 adorable guinea pigs who live with them.

Bernth created a homemade 21-string guitar by adding 15 rubber band strings on the top and bottom of a standard acoustic guitar.

Mary Elizabeth Kelly and Cameron Logson respectively performed an amusing series of celebrity impressions as your mother and father.

Shane Campbell-Staton examines the amazing athleticism of Inuit sled dogs and the incredible bond they have with their humans.

Bardcore performed a selection of popular songs from the 1980s on traditional medieval instruments.

Howard Ho observes the ingenious compositional strategy that John Williams used in setting the musical tone for good and evil in Star Wars.

Flatbush Cats opened their new affordable spay-neuter clinic to address cat overpopulation and pet abandonment in New York City.