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We have found this twitter page that brings us the most adorable tweets by the cutest and tiniest animals. You will totally love it! 

As if animals weren't cute enough already! It is scientifically proven that the smaller the animal, the adorable and squealing levels rise! Also, that's not true but this list will make you too happy to even care. 

Hedgehogs wearing hats is a thing. Hedgehogs wearing Santa hats is a totally different thing.  

Every year around this time, we start to see the emergence of ugly sweaters. Scientists have tried to explain it, to no avail; it seems the ugly sweater is one of those things we love, but just can't make sense of. We cover them in trees, snow, bells, lights and even our pets. So here are some of the funniest photos of animals that joined the ugly Christmas sweater party. 

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. 

Ruth, a Nigerian dwarf goat kid named after Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Sonia, a mini Nubian goat kid, have been going on wild explorations to meet other animals from penguins to seals. We decided to catch up and share their interactions with fout different types of animals at the Oregon Zoo.

We would like to introduce you the "Cat Camp", the new tiny tent designed for your living room and has the potential of becoming your cat's favorite accessory since the cardboard box. 

This tiny gym was made out of vegetables for hamsters to enjoy, as a part of a healthy lifestyle Campaign for the Discount Supplementcompany. Needless to say that although a healthy snack was had, no hamsters got any fitter. Via: Bored Panda

You will enjoy this  series of funny and cute photographs by illustrator Aled Lewis who is having fun fun staging his toys in cute and twisted situations. 

There are close to a million hedgehogs who are roaming the streets, parks and gardens of London, seeking out wood and vegetation to take refuge in. Barnes Hedgehogs, a local animal activist group decided to transform the city into a more hospitable environment for hedgehogs by drilling tiny "hedgehog highways" through the walls of the city. The passages are just wide enough for the animals to climb through, making it easier for them to travel from one green space to the next. Carving hedgehog highways through the stone partitions and wooden fences bordering parks and gardens is one way Barnes Hedgehogs is making life in the big city a little easier for its most prickly residents. Big like from us!

Via: Mental Floss

The #TinyRoadSign project by the Lithuanian marketing company, Clinic212, aims to improve driver awareness around wooded areas that are populated with animals in order to remind us all that we've got to share our cities.  

Via: The Ranker