Laughing Squid

Rhetty for History compiled a totally tubular list of popular fads from the 1980s, some of which are still available today.

A family in Tasmania adopted a beautiful greyhound from the Brightside Sanctuary they named Claude, who had never been indoors before.

Phillip Bailey of Earth Wind and Fire is known for singing with an incredible vocal range that spans over four octaves.

Rescued baby beavers named Finn and Sawyer busily turned a mud puddle on rescuer Dr. Holley Muraco's yard into a pond.

Brenda of AdoptaCreepyDoll skillfully rescues old and forgotten dolls and gives them new life as ghoulish huggable sculptures.

A boy in the Kings College Choir broke out a yellow balloon, inhaled deeply, and returned to the performance singing in a higher pitch.

Tom Blank of Weird History Food looks at the long, sometimes misunderstood, and often fervent history of absinthe.

The Action Lab explains the coefficient of restitution and why a ball can bounce higher than its dropping point is an exception.

Little ginger kittens happily took turns playing mom to an adorable brood of baby ducklings, keeping them warm as they slept.

Drew on the Kit accompanied bassist Bret Crowe and Jordan Simons, who rapped the classic Dr. Seuss book "I Can Read With My Eyes Shut".