Laughing Squid

AT Restoration very carefully took apart a vintage seven-string guitar from the early 20th century and restored it to playable condition.

Diemut Strebe created "The Prayer", a slightly disconcerting disembodied mouth that sings endless AI-generated, self-learning prayers.

A restless Ted-Ed lesson written by Alayna Vaughan explains why people snore, some much louder than others.

HarvardTHUD donned sunglasses to perform a catchy Boomwhacer cover of the "Rickroll" famous Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up".

Ukrainian artist Christina Kunanets paints vintage plates with highly realistic 3D food of all kinds that look truly good enough to eat.

Frazier announces his plans to see Pearl Jam, ensuring that Niles, Dad, Daphne, and even Eddie had an opinion about it in an amusing parody.

Samara Ginsberg performed a brilliant eight-part cello cover of the "Psycho" theme while dressed up as the creepy mother of Norman Bates.

Talented clothing designer Isaac Mizrahi explained how the invention of the button changed the fashion world for the better.

Self-taught artist Maegan Eckblad creates absolutely wonderful illustrations inspired by how her black coffee spills onto paper.

The Discovery Science Channel series "How It's Made" looks behind the scenes at how double-edged shaving razor blades are made.

John DiMarco put together a humorous compilation of Star Trek characters saying "Beam Me Up Scotty" or something close to it.

French artist Sylvain Gautier opened his studio to show how he created his beautiful, undulating kinetic sculpture of a Migaloo whale.

Andrea Muzii showcased his impressive athletic and mental acuity by solving a Rubik's Cube puzzle while doing a one-handed handstand.

A gorgeous white cat named Mia navigated several obstacle challenges with strategically placed cups, cardboard, or transparent cling wrap.

Ryan Socash of It's History dives into the fascinating history of seemingly forgotten underground tunnels throughout New York City.

Peter Waldraff created a table that recreates a "Close Encounters" scene with a rising top that reveals a running micro-train underneath.

Business Insider visited a Hutsul family in Western Ukraine to learn more about the beautiful goods they weave from sheep's wool.

Gilbert Gottfried repeatedly called the two contestants of "The New Hollywood Squares' "You Fool" when they got the answer wrong.

The Howard Stern Show revealed the real voice of Gilbert Gottfried with a voicemail message left for the show’s producer sometime in the mid-2010s.

John DiMarco created a solemn compilation of Mr. Spock and other "Star Trek characters" wishing one another to "Live Long and Prosper".

Thuntronix has created a wonderfully nostalgic line of acrylic cutouts of some of the most recognizable characters from "Schoolhouse Rock".

Hard Drive Marine created a nifty boat with robotic legs that can walk itself onto land from the water and then back into the water from land.

Magoob Toys amusingly reimagined the opening credits from the discomfiting series" Severance" in the lighthearted style of "The Office".

NASS restored vintage footage of Market Street in San Francisco street on April 14, 1906, just 4 days before the tragic earthquake.

Tom Scott visited Engineered Arts to meet a highly realistic robotic humanoid version of himself that performed an advertisement for him.

An adorable trio of rescued horses at the Misfit Crew Sanctuary in Colorado performed a bit of improvisational jazz on a piano.

During a very funny show, comedian Adam Hills called out sign language interpreter Catherine King to translate different accents on demand.

German musician Nils Frahm demonstrated a very clever 3D printed piano muting pedal that was invented and developed by his friend Otto Sammy.

There I Ruined It musically deconstructed the Michael Jackson tune "Smooth Criminal" down to all the non-verbal sounds within the song.

A trespassing raccoon surreptitiously stole a security camera before taking off running into the night.

On opening day for the Detroit Tigers, Detroit native Jack White performed a stellar slide guitar rendition of the National Anthem.

Channel 2 in Iowa switched from its black and white programming to color for the very first time during a news report on April 14, 1967.

An adorable but shy baby giraffe named Kidepo, who was born at the Chester Zoo, quickly taught himself how to run with the herd.

A five year old boy with autism showcased his incredibly advanced reading and writing skills by drawing in more than a dozen fonts in chalk.

FX Networks has partnered with Hulu and Disney UK to stream "Pistol", a biographical series about the Sex Pistols directed by Danny Boyle.

Daniele Gottardo performed a lightning-fast harmonic cover of "The Simpsons Theme" on a beautiful 1988 Fender American Stratocaster.

Australian viewers were introduced to color TV during a skit on a special episode of "The Aunty Jack Show" at 11:57 PM on February 28, 1975.

Deep Look explains how honeypot ants fatten up their largest sisters in order to turn them into storage tanks for when food is scarce.

Adrian Bordeianu was standing in a field playing his accordion when a curious cow sidled up to him, completely captivated by the music.

Actor and comedian Mary Elizabeth Kelly performed 17 distinct impressions of celebrities in an unedited 45-second video.

Sierra Delta is a nonprofit, non-government service that provides trained service dogs to veterans who have served in the US military.

A vocal little cavabichon named Leo loves to sing karaoke with his beloved human Cali and sometimes even beats her to the opening line.

Doug Alberts wrote a cute little song documenting all that he saw during a recent trip to the DMV that was adorably animated by Noodle.

RealLifeLore takes a look at what it would be like to be stranded on the incredibly remote Bouvet Island off in the South Atlantic Ocean.

HarvardTHUD, a group of percussively talented undergraduate students, performed a joyful cover of the bouncy Outkast song "Hey Ya!".

"Marcel The Shell With Shoes On", the wonderful animated series by Dean Fleischer-Camp and Jenny Slate, has been turned into a feature film.

A devoted pit bull took over the daily care of a rescued baby raccoon and taught him the skills he needs to survive in the wild.

James Orgill of the Action Lab explores the physical science behind perpetual motion using a magnetic Egg of Columbus.

A model train takes viewers on an amazing 360° ride around the amazing sights at Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg, Germany.

A rescued baby rhino named Daisy and a rescued baby zebra named Modjadji at Care for Wild Sanctuary formed an incredible bond with each other.