Laughing Squid
a daily dose of unique and curious things
Dog Excitedly Runs Down Road, Spinning in Circles in Front of His Human’s Car Every Time He Leaves Home
Every time Dave Duke leaves his home in Roscommon, Ireland, his dog Trigger gives him a big send-off by excitedly racing down the road and…
A Drowsy Kitten Lounges Idly in a Glass Bowl
A drowsy kitten lounges idly in a glass bowl, barely acknowledging the human holding the camera.
Type Globe Made Out of an IBM Selectric Typewriter ‘Golf Ball’
This awesome type globe was purchased by typography enthusiast Jennifer Kennard. The globe was never intended to be a decorative object—it is an interchangeable type…
Delightful Ceramic Sculptures That Look Like Inflatable Toys
Artist Brett Kern creates delightful ceramic sculptures that look like inflatable dinosaurs, balloons, and other inflatable toys. In addition to the inflatable sculptures, Kern makes…
Beautiful Aerial Footage of Cambodia Shot With a Drone
While shooting a documentary in Cambodia two months ago, filmmaker Roberto Serrini shot this beautiful aerial footage of the country with a DJI Phantom drone…
SciShow Explains the Many Gaseous Emissions of the Human Body
Hank Green of SciShow explains the science of the human body’s “gaseous emissions” in “Why Do We Burp and Fart (So Much)?!”
A Dance Performance That Features One Dancer and Many Plastic Bags
A performer dances with a lively troupe of plastic bags in the performance piece “L’Après-Midi d’un Foehn” by French performance troupe Compagnie Non Nova. The…
BioShock Infinite Undertow Vigor Bottle
Irrational Games has released a replica BioShock Infinite Undertow Vigor Bottle that are based on the original in-game model. A limited edtion of 500 numbered…
Street Artist Creates Wonderful Paintings on Telephone Utility Boxes in Auckland, New Zealand
“Astronaut Sloth 2.0” Graphic designer and street artist Paul Walsh was given permission by Chorus to paint their telephone utility boxes around Auckland, New Zealand.…
Circadian Rhythm and Your Brain’s Clock by SciShow
Hank Green of SciShow explains how circadian rhythms work and how they regulate our bodies in “Circadian Rhythm and Your Brain’s Clock.”