Laughing Squid

Publio Delgado heard his bathtub faucet dripping and remixed the distinctive sound into several different musical grooves of various styles.

An orange kitten named Juice heartily munched on corn on the cob as his canine sibling watched forlornly from the side.

A 50 year old Goffin's cockatoo named Grumpy thinks he's truly the man of the house and barks like a dog.

Crow's Eye Productions shows how a woman from the wealthy class got dressed by a couple of slaves during the Roman occupation of Britain.

NYC dog walker Ryan Stewart talks about making money while answering a calling in an enlightening episode of the CNBC series "Make It".

Cameron Cooper deftly demonstrated how to create unique sound effects on an electric guitar, particularly one equipped with a whammy bar.

The Clock Shop put together an only slightly cacophonous compilation of 100 cuckoo clocks successively chiming for 100 seconds.

A domesticated prairie dog named Doug adorably travels across the United States with his beloved human Sarah Deluca and her partner.

A rescued rat named Olive has shown how very clever she is by learning more tricks faster than any of her rodent siblings.

A Cornish Cross rooster named Boo, rescued from the meat industry by a loving human, believes himself to be the family dog.

Jackson Galaxy recounts the long history of domestic cats, noting that felines around the world originate from a single specia - the Near Eastern Wildcat.

Brunch with Babs shared a clever hack that uses a simple dish towel to automatically dry dishes that are still wet after being cleaned.

The human belonging to Seamus T Cat compiled amusing footage of his feline and set it to the Michael Jackson song "Smooth Criminal".

Studio Drift created a truly incredible light show for Burning Man 2022 made using 1,000 drones that flew over Black Rock City.

The League of Pigs is an international organization that runs trained pigs against one another in challenging obstacle course races.

Matt Baker of Useful Charts examined the extended family tree of the characters in the "Game of Thrones" prequel "House of the Dragon".

Michael Jackson's drummer Jonathan "Sugarfoot" Moffett brilliantly played the percussion track to the iconic song "Smooth Criminal".

Laurence Brown listed the seven weirdest names of places across the US with a straight face and a slightly sardonic manner.

Science vlogger Steve Mould cut a gas nozzle in half to understand how it automatically turns itself off when the car's gas tank is full.

A parrot named Gallagher sang along with Chloe Alexander as she performed a ukulele cover of the Radiohead anthem "Creep".

A sassy mixed-breed dog named Luna has the face, coat, and voice of a husky with the little legs and stubborn intelligence of a corgi.

A pair of smoke-blowing alien muppets took turns singing the phrase "Sclrap Flyapp" on a 1968 episode of "The Ed Sullivan Show".

Cheddar video producer Laura Chiarella looks at the translucent technology craze of the 1990s and explains how it originated.

While appearing on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, Fred Armisen demonstrated different drumming styles according to age.

A leash-trained black cat named Aries loves to hike, camp, and travel across the United States with his devoted human Lindsey.

A vocal African Gray Parrot named Apollo in St. Petersburg, Florida repeatedly said the word "glass" while looking out of the window

Musician Jamie Dupuis sat at the edge of the water to perform a lush cover of the "Interstellar" theme on his 20 string harp guitar.

There I Ruined It combined the Linkin Park song "In the End" with the disco beat of "YMCA" for a rather manic yet danceable mashup.

Richard Rey, who performs as Office Drummer due to his choice of clothing, plays along with popular songs upon request while livestreaming.

Jack Spencer of Mosevic Eyeware creates fashionable eyeglass frames out of reclaimed and recycled denim on tools he designed himself.

Dutch musician Paul Davids demonstrated the world's most iconic electric guitars while explaining the history behind each of them.

Ryan Reynolds shared footage of his colonoscopy after losing a bet to co-star Rob McElhenney in an amusing PSA about colon cancer.

Sir David Attenborough quietly marvels over the magnificent physiology of how a millipede moves, as they have for millions of years.

Talented vocalist Robyn Adele Anderson performed a rather jazz jovial cover of the nightmarish metal Metallica song "Master of Puppets".

Food History host Justin Dodd describes the history of sushi in the mainland United States, particularly the famous "California Roll".

A concerned Jacana father ingeniously rescues his two chicks from an awaiting crocodile by tucking one under each wing and walking away.

Didga the Cat and her trainer Robert shared an informative step-by-step tutorial that shows how to teach a cat to roll over like a dog.

Janus, the oldest two-headed tortoise in the world, celebrated their 25th birthday with a party at the Natural History Museum in Geneva.

The Q shared how to make a set of fully articulating wooden claws that fit over fingers and helps to grab a little extra wherever needed.

omozoc created a calming ASMR stop motion video that shows the construction of a coffee tray forged out of a wooden log.

Brian Baumgartner revealed the secret of how Kevin Malone so easily spilled his world-famous chili on "The Office" in a single take.

Former RPO Richard Griffin recalled a day when the Queen pranked oblivious American tourists who didn't realize they were in the presence of royalty.

A sassy fox who was rescued by Pawsitive Beginnings in the Florida Keys, sounds just like an old school fax machine when he vocalizes.

Scientists found that male chimpanzees in Uganda’s Budongo Forest use distinctive rhythms when drumming upon the roots of trees.

Bill McClintock mashed together the biting Steely Dan song "Do It Again" with the heavy metal stylings of Mötley Crüe's "Looks That Kill".

Lucas Imbiriba performed a gorgeous fingerstyle cover of the classic Queen song "Bohemian Rhapsody" on a beautiful Venutti acoustic guitar.

Butters the Cat shared photos from Xiaohongshu for a set of disconcerting yet clever coffin office chairs for dead end jobs.

The adventurous Tom Scott visited Aéroplume in Écausseville, France, to pilot a single-person helium blimp inside a giant warehouse.

Japanese calligrapher Tohgutakumi quite elegantly demonstrated how to write the English alphabet using Egyptian hieroglyphics.

Lord Vinheteiro performed the two separate tracks of the classical Bach piece "2 Part Invention" on a homemade bottle organ.