HuffPost Green posted the world’s smallest creatures. The tiny animals are just so beautiful to see and touch (except for the lizard that looks like a snake, sorry I am not fond of lizards).

Here are the top 10 tiniest animals/creatures in the world.

1. Red-Eyed Tree Frog – The tiny red-eyed tree frog uses its alarmingly red eyes and webbed orange paws to assert its presence against its predators and to appear highly venomous.

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Yoga gurus must be happy for these drunk people! Even drunks can do something productive with their lives by doing yoga positions. The photos you’ll see below are from a popular blog that shows photographs of people taken while asleep and drunk. Alongside the picture is an image of a yoga position which looks very similar.

Enjoy: “Drunk People and Yoga Positions” photos

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Some colorful animals are deadly. For instance, the golden frog called terribilis (the terrible) is considered the most poisonous animal on Earth. It looks charming outside, but it contains poison that could kill 10 people.

But there are still others that are simply safe to touch. Enjoy the list of the most colorful animals.

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Where can you find the world’s biggest burger? It’s in America dude! The record of the world’s biggest burger is held by Denny’s Beer Barrel Pub. The burger is called “Beer Barrel Belly Bruiser”, which is 34 inches tall and feeds groups of 35 to 50 diners. It is even commercially available for $179 a piece.

The world’s biggest burger uses two 25 pound beef patties, 4 pounds of cheese, five heads of lettuce, a couple of onions, a cup of peppers, a jar of relish, smothered with loads of ketchup, mustard and mayonnaise.

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TLC featured the World’s Tallest Children. TLC traveled to Jamaica and even to a remote place in Thailand to find the World’s Tallest Children under age 18.

Here are the photos of the Tallest Kids as of July 2009.

15-year-old Marvadene from Jamaica — stands 6 feet 9 and one half inches.

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