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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Pixel artist Posit Pixel , who previously explained how Jabba the Hutt was brought to life , amusingly animated what a human would look like with moth anatomy.
Laurence Brown of Lost in the Pond explores eight aspects of American culture increasingly influencing daily life in Britain, from Black Friday to Oreos.
Nam Phueng and Thung Thong, a pair of bonded elephants at Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, Thailand , were introduced to a new herd and warmly welcomed into the fold by the other elephants.
Musician The Real Sully G unboxed five official PAC-MAN character Otamatone Melody models , along with a new Deluxe model in December 2025 during the game's 45th anniversary year
Hossam Fazulla, aka Faz , hosts Food I Can't Read , a series in which he chooses unfamiliar foods by their packaging and tastes them without being able to read their labels. The results aren't always as pleasant as he hoped.
In an orderly TED-Ed lesson by educator Rachel Yang , directed by Avi Ofer and narrated by Addison Anderson , Anderson explains how mathematicians
The Thought Vortex examines how clever birds really are and why the “bird brain” insult overlooks their impressive intelligence.
By: Lori Dorn
Filmmaker Andrew Muir of The Art of Storytelling explored the powerful story arc and the technical ingenuity behind the iconic episode “Brothers” . Muir
MRI physicist Thijs de Buck rigged his hamster Mollie’s exercise wheel to track speed and distance and automatically upload the data to Strava.
Connor of Connor Creates tested whether cheap instant ramen noodles could serve as a viable sculpting material by crafting a coffee mug, a vase, and a lamp.
