Laughing Squid

"This House" took a look at the "Ennis House" in Los Angeles, one of the most iconic houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Idea Soup marveled over 'Salto de pastor Canario", the giant leaps that shepherds in the Canary Islands make using only a speared pole.

Quebecois musician Eric Coquin Poirier created the "Guitardion", an accordion that is brilliantly built into the body of a guitar.

MedievalMadness took a deep look one of the most necessary, yet off-putting jobs on the Middle Ages, the "gong farmer" or poo collector.

Thomas Blanchard placed potassium phosphate into a dish and photographed the crystallization as it grew into beautiful fractals.

Former accounting consultant Grant Rudow explained the advantages and disadvantages of zero interest "buy now, pay later" programs.

hyperspacefool very cleverly inserted the very unserious Michael Scott from "The Office" into the very solemn environment of "Severance",

Lost in Time shared a fascinating video that shows the clever tricks behind the dangerous stunts that took place in movies during the 1920s.

Dr. Erica Brozovsky, of "Otherwords" explained how cringey corporate jargon originated from military, sports, and computer terms.

Dr. Sarah Wooten of Cats.com talked about several theories as to why felines kneed surfaces (make biscuits) with their paws.