1K views · 67 reactions | #funfactfriday Western Pygmy Blue Butterfly | Estero Llano Grande State Park | Facebook

Locals in Western Australia were stunned when a 79-foot pygmy blue whale, an elusive and endangered creature, surfaced close to Busselton Jetty and was captured in video footage. #TNTrendingNow 🎥 @__meganwood__ | @toneya_scaf | @sophiafuimaono | @ainsleytierney | TIMES NOW

2.5K views · 116 reactions | Smallest butterfly ever BUT it reminded me to flap my wings and fly. I needed to be reminded of this today. Don’t miss your blessings. | Snead’s Farmhouse | Facebook

13M views · 47K reactions | These are 100% real, actual butterflies. The green dragontail butterfly (Lamproptera meges) is one of the smallest species of swallowtail butterfly and one of the very few species with wing transparency. This footage, which was captured in Thailand, is by Kazuo Unno, insect aficionado extraordinaire and wildlife photographer. | Center for Biological Diversity | Facebook

255K views · 2.1K reactions | These are real, actual butterflies. The Green Dragontail butterfly (Lamproptera meges), from Southeast Asia, is one of the smallest species of swallowtail butterfly and one of the very few species with wing transparency. Footage by Kazuo Unno (RT @CenterForBioDiv ) | Butterfly Conservation | Facebook

63K views · 1.9K reactions | Releasing a rescued Western Pygmy Possum (Cercartetus concinnus) in Mallee NSW, AUSTRALIA. #wildlife #wildlifeconservation #cute #nature #animalsofinstagram #fauna #love #iphone15promax #australiagram #australia #nsw #possums #reelsinstagram #reels #pygmypossum | Mick Fullerton Wildlife | Facebook

IT’S SO LITTLE! The western Pygmy rattlesnake is one of the smallest venomous snakes in North America rarely ever exceeding 18 inches in length. These venomous snakes inhabit a variety of woodland ecosystems across their range and feed primarily on small amphibians and reptiles. These tiny rattlesnakes generally have a difficult time rattling very loud but in large individuals you can generally hear a tiny buzz emanating from their buttons. Living in Texas most of my life, I rarely ever see thes