Laughing Squid

How Things Are Manufactured shared a fascinating timelapse that shows how much houseplants move over the course of 24 hours.

A cat named MacKenzie sat on a soft blanket and began "making biscuits" while a baking video played on the computer in front of him.

Tom BetGeorge of Magical Light Shows created a 'Stranger Things' Halloween light show with a 400 foot Mind Flayer made out of drones.

A tired Saluki dog named Nilo barked very politely at the orange kitten sleeping in his bed in a persistent effort to get it back for himself.

Dancers with The Australian Ballet gracefully recite the English Alphabet using ballet terms relating to their pointe shoes.

MayTree performed a resounding cover of the theme from Back to the Future with sound effects and all.

Cat expert Jackson Galaxy explained the various reasons why cats love cardboard boxes but hate their carriers.

Animator Sam O'Nella used his distinctive stick figure to humorously describe the random manner in which animals are given scientific names.

Vocalist Geoff Castellucci performed a low bass cover of the western song "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky" with four ghost cowboys on either side.

In a 1989 episode of the British television show The Ghost of Faffner Hall", musician Thomas Dolby explained how a synthesizer works.