Lori Dorn is a Contributing Editor at Laughing Squid. With over a decade of experience in writing blog posts, she covers a diverse range of topics including animal care, music, and the arts, while also advocating for animal rights and ecology. Lori's work has been featured in eBroky, Laughing Squid, and MSN.
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Lori's coverage indicates a focus on light-hearted, entertaining content including animal behavior, quirky inventions, and music. She may be open to pitches related to unusual animal behaviors, unique musical performances or instruments, and offbeat art projects.
Given her interest in science-related topics as well as animals and entertainment news, Lori may also appreciate pitches about unconventional scientific discoveries or experiments that are presented in an engaging manner.
As she does not have a specific geographic focus it is likely that she has an international audience in mind when considering potential stories.
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Laurence Brown of Lost in the Pond examined the linguistic landscape of Canada by comparing it to English used in the UK and the US.
Musician Ten K remixes viral animal videos, providing expressive piano soundtracks that interact with the subject.
National Geographic Kids put together a playful 40-minute compilation showcasing adorable baby animals in US National Parks.
By: Lori Dorn
Lucas Brar performed The White Stripes' song "Seven Nation Army" as a classical fugue by Johann Sebastian Bach on acoustic guitar.
By: Lori Dorn
Matt Lyons hilariously poked fun at the obsessive knowledge of birds that people develop after installing a bird feeder in their yard.
Urban explorer Paul Stout explained the concept of "desire paths", the shortest path taken, often evidenced by worn patches in the ground.
"There I Ruined It" cleverly remixed the sound of four thrashing washing machines to play Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name".
By: Lori Dorn
While on a New York City subway, a woman captured the sight of a street-smart pigeon riding with her and exiting at the next stop.
Matthew Trahan 3D-printed a colorful clothing ensemble that included shoes, accessories, custom shirts, and shorts.
By: Lori Dorn
A lively yellow Lab named Duke gleefully jumps up and down whenever his human Matt Pringles deadpans his desire to go for a walk.
