Mike of Downie Live visited the Train Mountain Railroad Museum in Chiloquin, Oregon, to ride the longest seated model train in the world. | Continue reading
The Indian Oakleaf is a butterfly that reveals vivid colors when its wings are outspread looks like a dead leaf with closed wings. | Continue reading
David Attenborough elegantly explains how the cuttlefish hypnotizes dangerous prey with a natural bioluminescent light show. | Continue reading
1960s folk band The Swingin' Six starred in a musical PSA that aired in September 1967 explaining the new zip code system. | Continue reading
Process K went inside a music shop to showcase the detailed process of constructing traditional Korean bamboo flutes. | Continue reading
Danielle Dufault of Animalogic talked about the Maned wolf, a gorgeous long-legged wild dog that looks like a cross between a fox and a deer. | Continue reading
Tom Blank of Weird History ponders why bidets are so popular in many countries yet not at all in the United States. | Continue reading
Director Wes Anderson spoke to Kodak about how he created the distinctive desert town for his film "Asteroid City". | Continue reading
60 Second Docs spoke with Linda Miller Nicholson, a Seattle artist who makes wonderfully colorful plant-dyed pasta art. | Continue reading
Musician Bernth expertly shredded heavy metal licks on a sitar noting the incredible bendability of the instrument's strings. | Continue reading
Ethan Chlebowski demonstrated two ways to slice an onion, showing how each affects flavor, taste, texture, and aroma. | Continue reading
DJ of The Bear Essentials explained how to get back into a canoe after it tips you over and dumps you into the water during a solo trip. | Continue reading
Researchers are finding that certain sponges, such as the Venus Flower Basket can think and communicate using light. | Continue reading
Alasdair Beckett-King amusingly parodied films that use time travel as their central theme, noting their biggest problem. | Continue reading
The great Rick Astley performed an amazing cover of the AC/DC song "Highway to Hell" while playing drums at Glastonbury 2023. | Continue reading
Irvin, a once shy but now sassy donkey at Solstice Sanctuary in Wisconsin enjoys chasing his humans and other animals around the farm. | Continue reading
Tom Scott traveled to San Diego to meet with Al Johnstone, the owner and designer of a unique hilltop rotating circular home. | Continue reading
Mallory Crusta of Cats.com shared several intriguing facts about tabby cats, noting that tabbies are not necessarily of the same breed. | Continue reading
Dustin Ballard of There I Ruined It compiled an evocative song that features various musicians singing the word “Hey”. | Continue reading
BBC Earth spoke with Ben Buford of MBARI to learn more about how the deep sea Humboldt squid uses light to communicate. | Continue reading
Popular Mechanics visited Noriko Watanabe, a shokuhin sampuru artist to learn how she makes such delectable visual feasts with resin. | Continue reading
Levi Tillemann captured wonderful and rare footage of a lounging leopard seal who was singing aloud while lolling about on an iceberg. | Continue reading
Javier Gallego Ramirez captured heartwarming footage of a 99 year old man who draws faces in the dirt with his cane. | Continue reading
Sky Elements Drones created a truly incredible drone LED light show for the Fourth of July 2023 while setting a Guinness World Record. | Continue reading
Mac, a playful elephant at Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservancy, grabbed a hat from a woman's head with his trunk and pretended to eat it. | Continue reading
Last week Meta launched Threads, their answer to Twitter. Laughing Squid is on Threads, you can follow us there. | Continue reading
Researchers at Florida Atlantic University developed a soft robotic glove to help piano players who had strokes regain hand mobility. | Continue reading
A May 1977 clip from the classic BBC series "Tomorrow's Word" explains how Denys Fisher developed the Spirograph drawing toy. | Continue reading
Two googly-eyed electric toothbrushes and three credit card machines from Device Orchestra performed the Haddaway dance hit "What Is Love". | Continue reading
Jamie Dupuis performed a haunting cover of the INXS song "Never Tear Us Apart" on his famous harp guitar with Emma McDaniel on vocals. | Continue reading
Anthony Vincent of Ten Second Songs wrote "Cute Aggression", a hardcore heavy metal song for his beloved cat Pireta. | Continue reading
Mark Vins of Brave Wilderness traveled to Eastern Australia to seek out a venomous stonefish to learn just how painful its sting is. | Continue reading
Elora Explora became friends with a tiny octopus whom she met while diving at the Off The Wall Dive Center and Resort in Belize. | Continue reading
The ActionAdventureTwins discovered what it was like to explore a cave in darkness when their only headlamp suddenly goes out. | Continue reading
Devon Bowker of The Wild Life performed an accurate impression of a Keurig machine preparing a cup of coffee with a straight face. | Continue reading
Ryan Kerr from Townsends explains the origins of bourbon, why production is centered in Kentucky, and how it evolved from clear to caramel. | Continue reading
Dr. Of All Things Bizarre posted a surreal video of people effortlessly distorting their features by pressing on their heads and faces. | Continue reading
As part of their Keep it 100 series, Cut asked 100 people to scream as loud as possible with mixed reactions. | Continue reading
A beautiful chimpanzee named Vanilla tentatively walked outside to see the sky for the first time in her 28 years of life. | Continue reading
Deep Freedom joined the ActionAdventureTwins to throw a large rock down 600 feet into the deepest pit in the United States. | Continue reading
The person behind Tiny Cakes prepared a tiny American breakfast using tiny cooking utensils and real ingredients. | Continue reading
BBC Earth created a gorgeous journeyhat invites viewers to enjoy the the unique animals of the Atlantic Rainforest in South America. | Continue reading
Sofja Umarik describes being an introvert, further explaining how she navigates through a loud world that doesn't recognize quiet strength. | Continue reading
Savannah Geary of SciShow explains the science behind why some people really enjoy the specific smell of gasoline. | Continue reading
Robert E Fuller found and hand-raised an abandoned baby stoat he named Whisper and introduced her to a second female baby stoat named Stuart. | Continue reading
Mary Elizabeth Kelly did flawless one-word impressions of various celebrities that were chosen at random. | Continue reading
Scientists in Japan have discovered that octopuses dream, as observed by chromatophores that ripple across their skin during sleep. | Continue reading
Talking Heads performed an early version of their hit song "Psycho Killer" during a now-legendary 1975 show at CBGB in New York City. | Continue reading