The world is full of tiny wonders. This article showcases ten of the smallest animals. These creatures can fit in your palm.

Jerboas are animals that have a reputation for being both adorable and tough. These tiny desert rodents use their long, cat-like whiskers to navigate their habitats. As the name suggests ...

Jerboas are animals that have a reputation for being both adorable and tough. These tiny desert rodents use their long, cat-like whiskers to navigate their habitats. As the name suggests, the ...

It survives on limited water and tough desert plants, making the most of scarce resources. This tiny tortoise reminds us that sometimes, slow and steady really does win the race. 1 Pygmy Jerboa: ...

Like other desert animals, the sand feline of north Africa and west, focal, and south Asia has advanced to require no water. It gets most of its dampness from its food, which comprises more modest, ...

"The kids picked the four-toed jerboa. It looks like a mix of different animals – it has the ears of a rabbit, the tail of a tiger, legs like a kangaroo, a face like a rat’s, but it adapts very well ...

They also eat small rodents, mice, jerboas, small birds, and snakes ... but that doesn’t mean they never fall prey to other predators in the desert. Where they live determines what types of creatures ...

Gertrude's Restaurant and Patio Cafe at the Desert Botanical Garden will close on May 31 after 13 years. The news was posted to the restaurant's Instagram account. "A heartfelt goodbye to our 13 ...

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — From sawmill demonstrations to raptors in flight to desert dwellers and more, celebrate the end of the school year this weekend at the High Desert Museum. This Sunday ...

Members of Task Force Normandy received the Distinguished Flying Cross for their mission, which kicked off the air campaign in Desert Storm on Jan. 17, 1991. (Leslie Herlick/Army) The Army awarded ...

Largest Desert in the World: Antarctica is the largest desert in the world by area, stretching across a massive 5.5 million square miles (14 million square kilometres). While the word ‘desert ...