There’s a new trend taking over social media: little critters scurrying around. From hamsters and hedgehogs to beavers and possums, these creatures are providing an adorable glimpse into their lives, and people can’t get enough. Sure, celebrities may still be the biggest stars, but it’s the little ones who are really stealing the show.
Critters
The “world’s cutest adventurer” Mr. Pokee is an African Pygmy Hedgehog with Wanderlust
Self proclaimed as the “world’s cutest adventurer” Mr. Pokee is an African Pygmy Hedgehog with wanderlust. He lives with his mom, Litha, in Norway, the two go on roadtrips throughout the country and the occasional European vacay all the while documenting their travels on Mr.
Pumpkin the Orphaned Raccoon That Thinks She’s a Dog
Unlike her dumpster-diving ancestors, Pumpkin the Raccoon exudes class. Her tiny little fingers sift through porcelain-plated berries instead of trash and she sleeps on fine linens. The little rascal lives the good life in The Bahama’s with her loving family.
Ludwik The Hairless Nude Guinea Pig Model With over 160K Followers
Meet Ludwik, the nude model unconcerned with dieting. This hot new model is a hairless or “skinny” guinea pig who’s usually photographed next to his snacks. Shoutout to Guinea Pigs for neither being pigs nor from Guinea and being pretty unphased by the whole thing.
Sneezy the Penn State Squirrel has More Shool Spirit Than You’ll Ever Have
Did you know Penn State University has an unofficial mascot with 10 times the followers of their official mascot the Nittany Lion? Named Sneezy, she isn’t just one of the many grey squirrels or students found in the area, she’s become a symbol of school pride and unity. Several years ago, a new Penn state student named Mary Krupa befriended Sneezy and thought it would be cute to make her a little hat.
Weirdest Animals: Fairy Armadillo
The pink fairy armadillo is the smallest species of armadillo in the world at 90–115 mm (3.5–4.5 in) long weighs about 120g. They have small eyes, silky yellowish white fur, and a flexible dorsal shell that only protects his top side. Because we only need protection from things that attack us from above.