Lori Dorn
Lori is a Laughing Squid Contributing Editor based in New York City who has been writing blog posts for over a decade. She also enjoys making jewelry, playing guitar, taking photos and mixing craft cocktails.
Gregarious Pig Makes Himself at Right at Home at a Sanctuary in Upstate New York
GeoBeats visited Arthur's Acres to learn more about a gregarious KuneKune pig named Moby who was rescued from life in a damp basement.
What a Gong Sounds Like When Hit by a Baseball Going Faster Than the Speed of Sound
Destin Sandlin tested out a giant air cannon he designed by shooting baseballs "faster than the speed of sound" at a metal gong.
Helpful Hints for Cooking Eggs in a Pan
Food vlogger Adam Ragusea shared a number of helpful hints for cooking different types of eggs in a pan.
Musician Impressively Plays His Bass Like a Banjo
Charles Berthoud played quite impressively played his bass like a banjo with his fingers flying as he played a fast tempo bluegrass tune.
Slow Motion Macro View of Gracefully Moving Microbes
Journey to the Microcosmos shared slow motion footage of tiny microbes gracefully moving around each other as seen through a macro lens.
Talented Musician Who Plays French Horn With His Toes
Felix Klieser is an extraordinarily talented musician who was born without arms and plays the French horn beautifully with his toes.
Michael J. Fox Talks About Being Inspired by the Late Muhammed Ali to Look Back at His Past Achievements
Actor Michael J. Fox talked to AARP about the inspiration he found to look back at all he achieved by the late, great Muhammed Ali.
A Nimble Robot That Can Land and Perch Like a Bird
Stanford researchers created a nimble robot with a flight pattern modeled after a small parrot and legs that mimic those of a peregrine falcon.
How a Parade of 21 Elephants Convinced the Public That the New Brooklyn Bridge Was Safe to Cross
It's History explains why famed showman P.T. Barnum paraded 21 elephants across the newly built Brooklyn Bridge in 1884.
A Man Named James T. Kirk Built a Replica of the USS Enterprise Bridge in His San Francisco Home
The real James T. Kirk, who turned his house into a replica of the USS Enterprise, is raising money to keep his San Francisco home.