Laughing Squid

Man Carrying Thing created a humorous sketch comparing what it was like to apply for an apartment in 1950 versus doing the same in 2025.

A BBC piece from 1970 documents how the Coffee Promotion Council engaged BBDO and a young Ridley Scott to direct its commercial in 1969.

Emily Rodgers of My Lush Abode shared footage of an incredibly inventive folding Murphy sink in a circa 1815 home where she stayed.

PopMojo created an amusing compilation of celebrities doing impressions of other celebrities.

Levi Pinson of LuxuryRealEstate gave a tour inside one of the smallest studio apartments in New York City.

Dr. Catie Cuan, a pioneer in "choreorobotics" dances with robots to show a more productive and positive side of AI.

Mike Loughran of FishLikeMike caught sight of an injured owl who was tangled in a barbed fence and stopped to free the bird.

Eight year old Zayin Berry traded his skateboard for a little creamsicle kitten who was being treated cruelly by a group of kids.

Carl Weiseth of Speedfly and Ozone Speed shared absolutely dizzying footage of his incredible speedriding skills.

An orange cat named Nyaa Nyaa sat on a comfy cushion and tapped his tail to the beat of the music being played on stage.

Gavin Freeof the Slow Mo Guys captured super slow motion micro footage of the inner workings of an Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch.

A very cleverAustralian Shepherd named Secret made good use of her time by doing household chores while her human Mary was at work.

Caitlin Doran used peppers to lure her pet tortoise out of his enclosure and into a tub in her truck to evacuate from the Palisades Fire.

A couple who was walking their dog found a tiny pink creature in their yard covered with ants, took it home and raised a healthy squirrel.

Bill McClintock created a pop-metal mashup with the unlikely pairing of Britney Spears' "Toxic" and Black Sabbath's "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath".

Ryan Donais was so concerned about the safety of the Toronto homeless community that he built tiny tiny homes attached to bicycles.

CrazyFunnyStuff put together an adorable compilation of babies and toddlers discovering snow for the very first time.

MissMello used the trailer for the Star Trek: TOS episode "The Trouble With Tribbles" to create really accurate 1980s anime.

Nissin Foods announced the release of a squid fork that is the perfect utensil to slurp up their famous Cup Noodles.

While remodeling his parent's home Tim King of TKing Construction found a 46 year old Christmas present that was addressed to him.

Photographer Drew Simms braved Yellowstone Park at -37F (-38.3C) to capture stunning footage of frozen bison tromping through the snow.

The incredible humans to a tripod cat named Mr. Biscuits make up and shake up custom kitty cocktails for him every evening.

Alan Watts explains the importance of living in the present by acknowledging the beauty of the world around us without all the distractions.

A TED-Edlesson written by animal behaviorist Ashley Ward explains why certain animals help each other through "reciprocal altruism".

Global Data created a rather thorough3D animationthat compares thesize of the smallest to largest things in our universe.

Laura Mario climbed a bridge in Paris and did a beautiful high dive into the River Seine to go on a swimming adventure.

Soren Madsen played a hypnotic fingerstyle cover of the Game of Thrones theme by Ramin Djawadi on classical guitar.

Neal.fun created the "Stimulation Clicker", an online game in which the player starts with a button that appropriately says "Click Me".

ATED-Edlesson byShannon Odell explains how walking is an excellent form of exercise that helps the mind body, and the environment.

Shelby Dennis made a plastic container "boat" for her orange tabby kitten so that he can join her safely while she's in the bath,

WeRateDogsput together a truly adorable compilation showcasing the dogs of 2024 and their remarkable presence in our lives.

JamesofThe Action Lab launched a -346F (-210C) solid nitrogen snowball at a mask of Abraham Lincoln's face.

Slops McGee (Greg Saniatan) created amazing stop motion videos that shows him throwing pottery and painting with LEGO bricks.

Vox producer Edward Vega visited Vancouver to find out why the Canadian city is used as a substitute for filming locations in the United States.

A hilarious sketch from the classic British show "Hale and Pace" shows why cats aren't the best choice as guides for the visually impaired.

Alternative Cuts imagines what it would be like if the terrifying drug lord Tuco Salamanca from Breaking Bad were a player in Squid Game.

Musician Nina DiGregorio performed a badass cover of Eddie Van Halen's "Eruption" solo on a custom 7-string fretted electric violin.

Jay Leno drove the iconic 1977 Pontiac Firebird from the classic television series "The Rockford Files" which is owned by Pat McKinney.

PopMojo put together an amusing compilation that shows which celebrities voiced certain cartoon characters at some point in their careers.

Daniel Steiner explained how the first street grid in NYC was laid out in Gravesend, Brooklyn, 150 years before Manhattan.

During an AXS-TV interview with Tom Green, legendary pot-smoking comedians Cheech and Chong told the story of how they originally met.

Lolly Adefope read "A Correspondence" by John Julius Norwich, a hilarious series of letters about gifts from "The 12 Days of Christmas".

MinuteEarth explained "The Ancestor Paradox", in which a multi-generational family many not have as many ancestors as they thought.

A miniature Aussie named Kaido rides around NYC in a backpack on his human Matty's bicycle, adorably "awooing" to any passing siren.

As he's done in past years, Chris Barker compiled a painstakingly curated "Sgt. Pepper's" themed tribute of celebrities who died in 2024.

Gregulations built a wildly impractical but very cool Penny Farthing motorcycle that took over 400 hours to complete.

Zack Edison put together a lively mashup of over 100 movies that were released in 2024 all around the world.

Kurzgesagt looks at the history of humankind and its lack of hygiene to explain why allergies are so prevalent in modern times.

A biologist who found four hermit crabs saw that their shells were too small and created a selection of larger shells for them to shop from.

Swamp Jawn explained how the Rankin Bass characters from "Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer" were outsourced to a studio in Japan.