Laughing Squid

A well-dressed cat sniffs out the random edible items that her humans put in front of her in an adorable series called "Melon be Smellin'".

Professional cat engineer Paul Klusman recited an eerie Halloween poem about his desperate attempt to wake Oscar, his snoring cat.

A big-eyed sugar glider named Titan Bool adorably climbs to great heights, jumps off and then soars down right into his human's waiting hand.

A woman named Grace described to The Dodo what it was like living with eight rescued dachshunds and a cat named Simon.

Bibi and Fiona, a pair of hungry, hungry hippos at The Cincinnati Zoo, quite happily devoured giant pumpkins whole.

Cheddar News looked at the popular sight-seeing attraction of corn mazes to learn these seemingly intricate designs are made.

Matt Colbo had an amusing conversation with another version of himself about the proper pronunciation of English words despite the spelling.

The Beatles released an animation of their "Revolver "album to accompany a working version of the song that was to be "Yellow Submarine".

CherokeePhill has crafted a humorous compilation of songs that can accommodate the theme lyrics from the classic TV show "Gilligan's Island".

Jackson Galaxy describes the many reasons cats bonk heads with their humans, noting that it has everything to do with love.

Two boys from The Little Singers of Paris performed "A Humorous Duet for Two Cats" for which the only word sung was "Meow".

"Night of the Living Dread" by Ida Melum is an animated short about a woman who confronts her past selves during an anxious night of insomnia

An expressive Bobby Pickett appeared on American Bandstand in 1964 to perform "The Monster Mash" in front of a costumed audience.

Brick Technology built an amazing, increasingly intricate series of pneumatic LEGO engines that run on different types of compressed air.

Timothy Fletcher is a talented drummer with a unique style who can keep the beat while dancing, playing one-handed, and even backward.

Two kittens who were rescued from the basement of a Brooklyn bodega were treated to a spa day courtesy of Flatbush Cats.

The colorful whiteboard animation series After Skool vividly illustrated a talk given by Randall Carlson about the true meaning of Halloween.

Hundreds of Jack-O-Lanterns were lit up on the "Old Morrison Steps" for the 12th Annual PumpkinMania Festival at Transylvania University.

Mark Rober had his backyard squirrels race against one another in an event called the "Backyard Squirrelympics 3.0 - The Summer Games".

LEGO released "Brick to the Future", a short animation featuring Marty McFly and Doc Brown driving the LEGO Back to the Future Time Machine.

Yoann Bourgeois performed an acrobatic routine of climbing and falling off a stairway, bouncing back on trampoline, and resuming his climb.

Linus Åkesson created "The Commodoridian", an 8-bit accordion made from two Commodore 64 computers with floppy disks used as the bellows.

electrosync took apart his Roomba, replacing parts with faster motors, electronics, and radio controls to build the world's fastest Roomba

Sculptor Ian Langhor demonstrates how to make a monster mask for Halloween in a few simple steps using materials that are easy to find.

Halloween Wars champion James Hall explained to Wired how to carve a pumpkin over 13 different levels of increasing difficulty.

Comedian Brian David Gilbert sang a bloodthirsty parody of the Bee Gees song "Stayin’ Alive" while dressed as a disco-enthralled vampire.

Julie Nolke engaged in a conversation with another version of herself who was adamant about the inconsistency of the English language.

Six tiny orange kittens emerged from the narrow mouth of a green gardening can as if it were giving birth to them, one at a time.

Desmond Doom performed the plaintive Joy Division song "Love Will Tear Us Apart" in the cheery early style of The Beatles circa 1964.

Charles Berthoud performed a gorgeous bass rendition of "Under Pressure" with 200 bassists from Rockin' 1000 accompanying him.

Wired visited Jordu Schell in his Los Angeles studio to discover how he designs and sculpts such imaginative and spooky creatures.

Saxophonist Lucia Sarmiento and keyboardist Jemma Heigis performed a super funky cover of the "Hey Arnold!" theme.

Nathan Pryor combined a clarinet with a chainsaw to create a badass instrument that can take on the biggest bullies of band kids.

Epic Cardboard Props cheerfully showed how to build a Predator mask using only recycled cardboard, glue, and a template of his own design.

Jackson Galaxy explains why cats sit in a loaf position, what it means and what to look out for when that position subtly changes.

The History Guy spoke about the culinary history behind such polarizing Halloween candy as black licorice, Circus Peanuts, and Candy Corn.

Artistic Cyclist Lea Schaepe performs incredibly graceful tricks on her bicycle as if she were a ballerina on wheels.

The History Guy offered an enlightening take on the complex history behind the Halloween tradition of the Jack-O-Lantern.

Angel Sacristia performed alongside the 1946 appearance of The Jubilaires singing "Noah", giving the song a modern 21st century beat.

4K Movie Restorer colorized and enhanced scenes from the 1922 German Expressionist film "Nosferatu" for its 100 year anniversary.

In the 1968 BBC special "Tolkien in Oxford", J. R. R. Tolkien talked about the popularity of his epic fantasy novel "The Lord of the Rings".

Mystery Scoop put together a compilation of 19th Century portraits that were digitally restored and brought to life using AI software.

A dog named Maverick hilariously ran out into the front yard and froze in place when he saw a circle of black Halloween cat decorations.

RobWords examined the etymological origins of certain military ranks and re-ranked them according to their original definitions.

Tommy Lee Depp arranged and performed a serene yet colorful bass cover of the classic Scottish folksong "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean".

Tom Scott went inside a simulator at the Airline Flight Academy to experience what it would be like to land a 737 Jet in the case of an emergency.

Jackson Galaxy explained the various angry sounds that domestic cats make and the reasoning behind each of these expressions.

Puddles Pity Party sat at his piano and played a powerful cover of the iconic Black Sabbath song "War Pigs".

When Fred Rogers was given the Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1997, he gave a selfless speech about remembering those whom we loved.

Pasi Rajamäki of Magnet Tricks remixed the various sounds from attracting magnets into a syncopated, danceable Dubstep song.