Meet Mouse! The itty bitty kitty who, as his owners describe him, is "illegally smol."
Mouse is 10 weeks old but is still quite small for his age.
Written on Mouse's Instagram page, "Mouse is little but he sure does think he is bigger than he is! He is the epitome of purrseverance! He gets knocked down he gets right back up. He leaps and misses but never gives up!
We could all take a lesson from Mouse."
Yes, we sure can! Get ready to fall head of heads for this tiny but mighty kitten!
It could be dangerous to go alone... take one of these pocket kittens with you, for safety. And for extra cuddles.
Either way, a pocket kitten can turn the deepest of frowns upside-down.
Don't believe us? Look for yourself.
The Bee Hummingbird has many different names and can be only found in Cuba. These are the smallest birds ON EARTH! Their eggs in nests are the size of a coffee bean but even when they grow they're scarcely than a bee, hence the name Bee Hummingbird.
But they are so beautiful, and their size simply adds to their precious-ness.
So small, so cute, and oh so happy! What more could you possible want in life?!
Check out this adorable twitter page featuring some of the smallest and cutest animals ever! We're sure you're gonna love it as much as we do.
There are animals who are so small that we can hardly find them in the wild, let alone understand how they survive from day to day. The Business Insider gives us all a peak into the smallest animals in the world.
The Chevrotain, also known as the Mouse Deer, may look like a rodent but it is actually the smallest species of ungulate in the world. Check out some of these stunning photos.
The rusty-spotted cat (Prionailurus rubiginosus) is one of the smallest wild cat species in the world – 14 to 19 inches in length, with a 5.9 to 12 inch tail, and weighs between 2 to 3.5 lbs. The cat is found only in India and Sri Lanka, mostly in forested areas but also scrub and grasslands. It is estimated that there are less than 10,000 mature cats in the wild.
Nick Canning is a longtime animal lover who already shares his leaving space with a dog, but what he's missing is a cat to join the team. Unfortunately, the place is too small and he can't afford another roommate. So, until he moves to a bigger place and be able to afford a cat of his own, he decided to express his love for felines in a different way– he is taking a photo with every cat he meets in his life. His Instagram profile is all about him posing with various cats he meets everywhere he goes. Cute!
"Little Kids and Their Big Dogs" is a heartwarming photography project that will fill your Sunday with Joy. Photographer Andy Seliverstoff spent four months taking thousands of photos in St. Petersburg, focusing on the unbreakable bond between little children and their supersized dogs.
We just love it!
