Why, Ms. Axolotl, at least you’re sporting the cutest hat for your CO debut!
Oh, this little thing? It’s for taking out the garbahj. I wouldn’t want to ruin any of my good hats.
Submitted by Fiona V., who wants to raise awareness about Axolotls, only the cutest amphibians ever, which happen to be critically endangered and near extinction in the wild.
It’s so pretty. Wonder where the other is? Well, it couldn’t be too far away.
It would also make a very pretty necklace pendant, Johanna S.
You are! Yes, you are! Good morning Little Crabby!
Hey you kids! Get offa my beach before I pinch ya!
Krista C, found the little horseshoe crab on Cedar Key, FL, and she says, “Look at his little Telson!” Krista, what’s a Telson?
Tiny crab by Christian B.
There once was a hero named Pip
Who rode into town on a finger tip.
Listen, all you Ladies and Gents
I’ll rule the world inch by inch
Just as long as I don’t lose my grip!
Carol B. says she released Ms. Teeny McTiniest back into the wild after this photo.
With our compass lost in the blizzard, young Wainwright and I gamely vowed to soldier on as best we could. Shouldering our packs, we inched our way down the treacherous cliffs while I attempted to get our bearings by watching the sun. This, however, proved fruitless, as the sun seemed to dart capriciously across the morning sky. Yet it was not the sun that shifted, but ourselves, and it was then I realized we had become marooned on the dreaded… Index Mountains.
Natalie C. alerted us to this story from Zooborns, about the efforts of Marwell Wildlife Park to prevent the extinction of the tiny Partula snail.
Don’t go crawling off in every direction! Phoebe, don’t lick that, it might be salty! Hannah, stop sliming your sister, I’ve got my eye on you! And I’ve got my other eye on you, Margot — get back up here this instant! (OK, not exactly instant, but soon.)
Karen H. says: “Found these teeny munching ponies in a dalia plant in the garden. Some are so small they are translucent!”
Water drops for eyes!
Thinner than a fly!
Spy Bug!
Spy Bug!
Hidin’ on a stem!
Antennae say “a’hem!”
Spy Bug!
Spy Bug!
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A somewhat hidden Quesada Domis by Solent News & Photo, sent in by Isabelle G.
Captain Clawde be pinchin’ yer teapots!
Yer booty’s up fer crabs, sender-inner Danielle R.
Some homes have roaches, this one has lizards. Well, one lizard, anyway — and getting this nimble cutie back outdoors where it belonged required a filing box, a bathtub, a plastic container, and a little bit of luck.
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