Laughing Squid

Chill Dude Explains dove into a list of eight different historical myths that were eventually proven to be true through science and curiosity.

The Brooklyn Cyclones of Coney Island hosted their annual Seinfeld Night, where people participated in the hilarious "Elaine Dance Contest".

Steve Mould built a giant EpiPen to analyze the three crucial mechanisms behind this emergency medical device to treat anaphylaxis.

While fly fishing in Alaska, members of the Seattle Kraken team and their mascot "Buoy" were chased out of the river by an angry brown bear.

When violinist Aldo Cicchini heard his locker door at perfect C, he seamlessly incorporated it into "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You".

An early version of Cookie Monster, then known as Arnold, overindulged himself during a 1969 commercial for Frito-Lay Munchos Potato Chips.

The Art of Storytelling explained how the character of Q in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" was created as a moral test for humanity.

Sam Reid set out to visit the weirdest restrooms in the United States using previous winners of America's Best Restrooms as his guide.

Rob Watts of RobWords looked back at the seemingly random yet fascinating origins behind the Metric vs Imperial measurement systems.

A beautiful Bengal cat enjoyed a wonderful belly jiggling full body massage on his human's vibration plate that's used for exercise.