Mary Elizabeth Kelly did flawless one-word impressions of various celebrities that were chosen at random.

Scientists in Japan have discovered that octopuses dream, as observed by chromatophores that ripple across their skin during sleep.

Talking Heads performed an early version of their hit song "Psycho Killer" during a now-legendary 1975 show at CBGB in New York City.

1965 footage from British Pathé shows a man and woman riding on a scooter that turns into an amphibious water vehicle.

Sir David Attenborough speaks glowingly about the stunning luminosity that deep sea creatures use in the midnight zone.

Engineer Simone Giertz built a handy motorized exoskeleton for her beloved three-legged dog Scraps who had joint pain.

An Asian elephant named Samudra gleefully splashed around in a pool at the Oregon Zoo with his new favorite floating toy.

Bob Dorough performed a lively version of the iconic "Schoolhouse Rock" song "Three Is a Magic Number" with his band in 2017.

The Gaze took a look at the Gary Larson comic series "The Far Side", noting the insightful genius that was contained in a single panel.

Jim Cheek of Sax demonstrated the soprillo, the world's smallest saxophone, which was invented by woodwind expert Benedict Eppelsheim.