Laughing Squid

New research has discovered that the gait of Sauropod dinosaurs was actually more like that of a hippopotamus than an elephant.

A mischievous little cat sitting on her human's lap hilariously swatted away a forkful of Vietnamese salad on its way to her human's mouth.

A musician performed a beautiful cover of the classic Gershon Kingsley instrumental "Popcorn" on a gorgeous Finnish concert kantele.

Googly Eye Cru puts googly eyes onto street structures around NYC in such a way as to give them anthropomorphic personalities.

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain performed a wonderful calming cover of the otherwise raucous Ramones song "I Wanna Be Sedated".

Filmmaker Thomas Blanchard collaborated with Sébastien Guérive to create a gorgeously ethereal music video featuring crystallizing ice stars.

Leon Barnard of Team 2 Films explains how changing aspect ratio techniques can shape the way a story is told within a film.

New Mind takes a look at the history, science, and construction of cardboard from conception through to the present day.

A search by The Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust for Sir Ernest Shackleton’s lost ship "Endurance" proved immensely successful.

Musician Rick Beato took a detailed musical look at the seemingly prescient Tears for Fears song "Everybody Wants to Rule the World".

Brian David Gilbert sang an amusing song about his desire to effortlessly wear hats without looking like he's trying.

Musician David Bennett quite informatively deconstructed several famous songs that have no traditional chorus within their structures.

Daniel Bennan created a wonderful series of wooden automata that depicts each distinctive member of The Beatles walking across Abbey Road.

Classic footage of The Animals performing their song “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” on the January 24, 1965 episode of The Ed Sullivan Show.

Finnegan Fox broke out into a round of really cute giggles while his beloved human Mikayla Raines of SaveAFox Rescue was petting him.

John DiMarco put together a somber compilation of Doctor Leonard "Bones" McCoy of Star Trek simply stating "He's dead, Jim".

Peter Stone Brown Archive restored classic footage of Bob Dylan rehearsing the song "If Not For You" with George Harrison in 1971.

Tom Scott visited with digicore artist and producer Beardyman at his London studio where his voice was remixed into a hyperpop song.

The Shedd Aquarium in Chicago shared wonderful footage of two vividly colored cuttlefish engaging with one another underwater.

Andrea Love created a needle felted stop motion animation of a percolating espresso machine that makes a beautiful cup of cappuccino.

Farmers have installed a cleverly designed wooden rack that holds up to 20 bottles of milk to feed hungry baby goats at once.

Musician Derek Fenstermacher played an enormous tuba named "Big Carl" that stands at over eight feet tall and weighs over 100 pounds.

Insider went to Agnone, Italy to visit the Marinella family of Pontifica Founderia di Campane, the world's oldest brass bell foundry.

An eleven year old Billy Preston joined the great Nat King Cole in an incredible duet of the iconic Fats Domino song "Blueberry Hill".

Alexandr Hrustevich, an accordion virtuoso from Ukraine, performed an absolutely stunning medley of four classical pieces by four different composers.

Arthur Carlson looks for a barking dog as the Pink Floyd song 'Dogs' plays in the studio in a hilarious clip from "WKRP in Cincinnatti".

Vinheteiro remotely performed "The Blue Danube" while sitting six feet away from his piano using strings attached to his fingers.

John DiMarco put together a startling video compilation of various 'Star Trek' characters saying "Red Alert" in TV episodes and movies.

Andrea Love created a short needle felted stop motion animation that features a buttered waffle iron churning out waffles made of fuzzy yarn.

Primitive Technology industriously constructed a thatched roof workshop that can protect himself and his future projects from the elements.

The Al Dente pasta timer is a little red mafia gangster that floats inside a pasta pot and sings when the noodles are cooked to perfection.

Dr. Joe Hanson spoke with Dr. Erica Brozovsky to explain how the human brain processes the optical illusion that is reading.

A musician quite amusingly played piano from bed using ten strings attached to the keys and then tied to their fingers using loops.

A talented horn player held an impossibly long note for an incredibly long time using circular breathing skills.

A black cat named Bruce used his big voice to sing the blues in time with his human who was playing a jaunty riff on guitar.

Musicians from around the world joined Dr. John in 2021 to perform a cover of "Iko Iko" as part of the Playing For Change project.

Guitarist Nancy Wilson of the band Heart demonstrated in great detail how to play the acoustic intro to the band's 1975 hit "Crazy on You".

The PBS series "Fate & Fabled", hosts Dr. explain how and why cats have maintained a long and enduring role within historical mythology.

Trekker John DiMarco put together an amusing compilation of physicians from different Star Trek series proclaiming "I'm a doctor, not a...".

Ryan Socash of It's History takes a deep dive into the inspiring history of the iconic Empire State Building in New York City.

Jay Foreman takes a look at the surprisingly recent history of Tower Bridge in a spanning installment of his "Unfinished London" series.

Musician Göran Söllscher performed a beautiful cover of the heartbreaking song "Eleanor Rigby" on a stunning 11-string Bolin alto guitar.

Lachy Doley performed an absolutely gorgeous cover of the Procul Harum song "Whiter Shade of Pale" in memory of songwriter Gary Brooker.

Tom Scott traveled to Edinburgh, Scotland to learn the challenging art of Parkour with the executive director of Access Parkour.

A diligent collie gently herded a flock of tiny ducklings to a puddle of water where they could get a drink.

Benjamin Tassie posted adorable footage of a white Pekin duck at Café OTO in London who rhythmically banged on a colorful hand drum with his feet.

A resolute male tabby named Xiao Hu walked up to an exercise bench, put his back paws up, and began doing what looked like crunches.

Musician Nahre Sol quite amusingly transposed and performed famous, mostly instrumental melodies on a toy piano.

Simon Whistler took a look at claims that musicians put subversive messages in songs that were revealed when played backward.

The Flairdrum is a wonderful percussion instrument that's made with pressurized recycled PET plastic drink bottles.