Laughing Squid

Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, and Harrison Ford talked about being part of an ensemble cast on a 1977 episode of The "Mike Douglas Show".

Comedy trio Foil, Arms and Hog hilariously reenacted what it's like to be an Irish exchange student living in a German household.

An employee of the Jaguar Rescue Center reunited a crying baby sloth with his mom after falling out of her arms onto the beach.

Jay Foreman takes a look at why there are no bridges in East London across the River Thames in his "Unfinished London" series.

John DiMarco created a video compilation of tragic Miranda-class starship appearances throughout "Star Trek" movies and TV series.

Konstantin Baum opened and tasted a Burmester port wine that was 159 years old, bottled in 1863, and found that it was still good.

Jeremy Shuback looks at the origins behind the first world maps, pondering how they were so accurate despite the lack of world travel at the time.

The School of Life explains why it's important to feel the pain of past traumas in order to move forward in a productive life.

Justin of Fire of Learning explains the origins and meanings behind common last names (or surnames) in the Western world.

A graceful raven named Mordred at the Flamingoland Resort in Yorkshire performed a coordinated dance with her human in perfect sync.

Boylei Hobby Time created an amazingly detailed diorama of the iconic "Morning Glory Pool" hot spring at Yellowstone National Park.

Danish guitarist Soren Boedker Madsen performed a beautiful acoustic fingerstyle guitar cover of "Killing Me Softly With His Song".

North of the Border carved an amusing clay mashup combining the muscled body of The Incredible Hulk with the face, hands, and feet of Yoda.

OutHorse Your Email is a clever Iceland tourism campaign that recruits horses to respond to travelers' emails so they can disconnect.

Multitalented beatboxer MB14 (Mohamed Belkhir) performed all parts of a Middle Eastern song using only his mouth and throat.

60 Second Docs visited with Saskia Wilson-Brown, the Executive Director of The Institute for Art and Olfaction in Los Angeles.

Wondastic Tech shared an intriguing video showing how different farm products are brought together to make Nutella in a factory.

Renato Casutt has created Bionic Reading, a new reading method that stresses letters within a written word and lets the brain fill in the rest.

LEGO announced the release of a fully transforming model of Optimus Prime, the leader of the Autobots and good guy from the "Transformers".

Mabel the dog was sleeping on the couch, possibly dreaming about being a crime-solving police dog alongside her human Andrew Cotter.

A sweet Staffordshire terrier named Betta revealed her wonderful maternal instincts to care for a litter of kittens she treats as her own.

Magnetic Games partnered with Magnetic Tricks to share wonderfully fascinating ASMR clips of chain reaction magnetic vibration games.

"Earth: Around the World From the Air" is a short film by Kien Lam compiled using three years of 4K drone footage from traveling the world.

A naked lovebird named Blondie is living his very best despite losing almost all of his feathers and the ability to fly.

Cambodian fishermen caught a giant stingray in the Mekong River that they brought researchers who studied and released it.

Deep Look explains how silkworms in captivity unwittingly plot their own collective demise by spinning silk cocoons.

When Kai Neukermans learned that Pearl Jam's drummer tested positive for COVID-19, he texted Olivia Vedder to volunteer his skills.

Kurzgesagt offers an existential lesson in cosmic humility while looking at how humans move through an enormous universe.

Tom Scott went to southern France to fly amongst the birds in a microlight aircraft with Christian Moullec of Voler Avec Les Oiseaux.

Finnegan fox enjoys digging new dens for himself and is always excited to show them off to his human Mikayla of Save-A-Fox Rescue.

Beavers Filbert and Maple showed off the beautiful lodge where they make their cozy home inside the Oregon Zoo.

LEGO released its series of Star Wars Dioramas that includes the iconic Death Star Trash Compactor scene from "Star Wars IV: A New Hope".

Frederik Gran built an incredibly agile two-armed robot that can play bowed instruments such as the cello and double bass.

Traintrackr is a series of LED transit maps on printed circuit boards that use WiFi to track subway trains in various cities.

Ukrainian lampwork artist Nikita Drachuk of Glass Symphony has included gorgeously colorful translucent octopuses in his handblown menagerie.

Hank Green of SciShow excitedly explained why smoke gets in your face and follows you around a fire despite where you're sitting.

A cheeky African Grey parrot named Cosmo amusingly and loudly mimicked the sound of her human's sniffles and coughs due to a cold.

GeoBeats Animals met with Erin Amadon, a generous soul who adopted a Muscovy duckling who had been rejected at birth.

Good Samaritans in Florida stopped a car from crashing into traffic on the wrong side of the road after the driver suffered a medical episode.

60 Second Docs visited with Caroline Eriksson, a talented cake designer in Norway who sculpts fictional characters out of gingerbread.

Derek Muller explains how astronomers were able to capture such amazing shots of the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way.

Joe Scott takes an empathetic deep look into Clive Wearing, a renowned musicologist who now can only live his life seven seconds at a time.

MIOPS enlisted sound designer Kuntay Seferoglu to use their products to create a rhythmic symphony made up of camera shutter clicks.

Tommy Silk of Landmarks of New York explains the puzzling Brooklyn roots of the famous former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

James Weiss of Journey to the Microcosmos put coral under the microscope to discover what gives it such hard shells and bright colors.

Justin Johnson performed a haunting instrumental on a gorgeous custom lap steel guitar built by magician and luthier Charles Atchison.

SciShow host Stefan Chin explains several different reasons why certain animals might rain from the sky.

90 year old women Frances 'Effy' Jones and Berta Ruck recount growing up in the UK during the Victorian Era in a 1970 BBC documentary.

Tommy Silk of Landmarks of New York recounted the long history of Wyckoff House, the oldest standing building in all of New York City.

Skilled woodworker and filmmaker Frank Howarth crafted a striking chaotic pattern sphere using 30° triangular cuts of pine scrap.