Laughing Squid

Kurzgesagt takes a look at the difference between habit and routine, noting how small changes in these can help foster change in one's life.

A nervous Tom Scott visited Alton Towers Theme Park to overcome his visceral fear of rollercoasters with Increasingly difficult rides.

A tiny toddler sat with his black cat in front of their apartment's floor-to-ceiling windows, fascinated by watching window washers at work.

Dr. Emily Zarka of the PBS series Monstrum discusses the mythology behind the Tuatha Dé Danann, supernatural fairies of Celtic lore.

A surfer in Bali skillfully navigated a wave so that he avoided 25 other surfers in the water and maintained enough speed to complete all his turns.

Luli Kibudi quite amusingly reinterpreted modern online brands as old-school, subject-appropriate media in her series "Once Appon a Time".

Tenacious D paid musical and video tribute to The Who with a fantastic medley of songs from the band's 1969 album "Tommy".

Robert Irwin, son of late "Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin, tried to teach a grumpy curlew named Emily how best to deal with her anger issues.

The Smithsonian Channel spoke with Professor Gordon Burghardt to learn more about the suprising playfulness of deadly Komodo dragons.

Justin Johnson reimagined Led Zeppelin's version of "When The Levee Breaks" and "Travelling Riverside Blues" as Mississippi Delta Blues.

The B1M looks at how NYC engineers raised the Palace Theater 30 feet into the air to make way for a new TSX experiential performance space.

When Liana and her family fled Mariupol, Ukraine, she promised her teenage son Misha with Down Syndrome that they would meet John Cena.

A group of restaurant customers cheered whenever an adorable baby sitting up front facing them raised his little arms.

When JediWithAnM4 stopped in order to rescue a kitten on the side of a road, the rest of the litter bombarded him.

The Heartland Brass Quintet in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, cleverly extrapolated the notes of a train's horn and responded musically in kind.

Joe Joegan (Jake Brodes) of Pendejo Time hilariously performed the Kate Bush song "Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)" as Hank Hill.

Michael Edwards took the 1986 trailer for the James Cameron film Aliens and edited it to give it a thoroughly modern spin.

Ctrl Shift Face fabulously deepfaked Sylvester Stallone in place of Arnold Schwarzenegger as T-800 in a scene from "The Terminator".

19 year old Angel Alvarado from Colombia set a new record for the "fastest time to solve three rotating puzzle cubes whilst juggling".

Robin Birmingham Davis captured hilarious footage of her husband wearing a hoop skirt in order to protect himself from pecking wild turkeys.

Bob Dylan released a modern 2022 update of his music video for the song "Subterranean Homesick Blues" which was originally released in 1965.

Alasdair Beckett-King hilariously added characters from King of the Hill" into scenes from "The Lord of the Rings" in a short animation.

Musician Glaucio Cristelo played a buoyant piano cover of the Foo Fighters song "Everlong" at the Barra Shopping Center in Rio de Janeiro.

An innocent-looking golden retriever named Luke quite hilariously freezes in place when caught stealing his human's food off the counter.

Chris Cornell performed a haunting cover of the iconic Michael Jackson song "Billie Jean" on acoustic guitar at the 2012 Montreux Jazz Festival.

A clever Ted-Ed riddle by Henri Picciotto poses the question of how to accommodate the arrival of five new dragons, some of ice and some of fire.

Chef Amaury Guichon of the Pastry Academy in Las Vegas went to great heights to sculp a very tall giraffe completely out of chocolate.

Minnesota musician LukePk of InstrumentManiac performed "The Lick" of music on a remarkable 91 instruments.

A super friendly cat gave encouraging high-fives to Crossfit gym membres in Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia (Northern China) as they ran by.

A toddler adorably covered a dog sitting beside her with stickers and then began to decorate another dog sitting on the other side.

This House recounts the long and incendiary history behind the iconic Cliff House that sits above the shores of Ocean Beach in San Francisco.

Joerg Daiber of Little Big World captured the heartbreakingly stark beauty of the nearly abandoned Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in Ukraine.

Slovenian bartender Kevin Kos prepared and tasted three different versions of the classic cocktail, the Sazerac.

Tom Scott visited Les machines de l'île in Nantes, France to learn about and ride an enormous mechanical elephant that holds 50 people.

Akiyuki Brick Channel built a beautifully engineered LEGO mangle rack clock that completes an alternating circle every 60 seconds.

Archie McPhee is selling a portable tin of Emergency Googly Eyes that stick onto inanimate objects for quick personification.

Francesca Whitlum-Cooper of the National Gallery looks at a 15th Century portrait of a German noblewoman memorialized with a fly on her head.

Whiskey Tribe of the Crowded Barrel Whiskey Company attempted to distill Oreo cookies into a drinkable spirit.

Chinese artist Super Brother Fire Stick created an incredible mural onto a barn using the char from a long stick that he set on fire.

Musician David Hilowitz built a unique violin that featured a broken spring reverb tank from an old Fender amp inside the instrument.

Woman amusing narrated a scene where she found turtles sunning undisturbed on a log until a turtle she named Gary came along and ruined it.

Filmmaker Wolfcrow explained what the 60-30-10 percent color rule entails and how it is featured in great movies.

Photographer Jens Heidler of Another Perspective captured fascinating footage of the inner workings of a piano using a periscope lens.

Filmmaker Igor Pogany visited street artist Masnah at the Williamsburg, Brooklyn wall where he paints fungible replications of NFTs.

The Slow Mo Guys put liquid gallium into a blender to capture what it looked like as the silvery reflective metal spun around in slow motion.

The Glutton, a perpetually hungry Jim Henson muppet, made its ravenous debut in 1971 on the January 21 episode of "The Ed Sullivan Show".

Northwestern University engineers developed a remote-controlled robot modeled after the peekytoe crab and is smaller than the average flea.

There I Ruined It hilariously mashed the Eminem song "Lose Yourself" with the high-pitched bouncy sounds of a Super Mario Bros. game.

Andre Antunes performed the iconic George Harrison song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" in the distinctive electronic falsetto style of Muse.

Japanese modeler Tomohiro Yasui created an incredibly unique and flexible suit of armor that was fashioned out of 24 traffic cones.