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There’s a whole universe of life happening at a scale we barely notice. In All the Tiny Things, terrarium artist and naturalist Ben Newell opens the door to that world—introducing readers to the tiny frogs, spiders, insects, and micro-creatures that make the forest floor, the jungle canopy, and even a terrarium come alive.
From jumping spiders that dance to impress a mate, to see-through frogs with visible organs, to the delicate architecture of moss and leaf litter, this book is part science, part art, and all wonder. With stunning macro photography and story-led exploration, Ben reveals the overlooked ecosystems thriving just below our line of sight—and explains how we can care for and learn from them.
Whether you're a bug-curious kid, a nature-loving adult, or a terrarium hobbyist, this is an invitation to slow down, look closer, and fall in love with the world of the very, very small.
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Ben Newell is a terrarium builder, small-animal enthusiast, and the creator behind @worcesterterrariums. With nearly 1 million YouTube subscribers and over 1.4 million Instagram followers, he has introduced the world to the hidden beauty of tiny ecosystems and creatures—from geckos and dart frogs to spiders and micro-fauna. His videos blend education, aesthetic design, and environmental care, making him a beloved figure among science fans, artists, and nature lovers.
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There’s a whole universe of life happening at a scale we barely notice. In All the Tiny Things, terrarium artist and naturalist Ben Newell opens the door to that world—introducing readers to the tiny frogs, spiders, insects, and micro-creatures that make the forest floor, the jungle canopy, and even a terrarium come alive.
From jumping spiders that dance to impress a mate, to see-through frogs with visible organs, to the delicate architecture of moss and leaf litter, this book is part science, part art, and all wonder. With stunning macro photography and story-led exploration, Ben reveals the overlooked ecosystems thriving just below our line of sight—and explains how we can care for and learn from them.
Whether you're a bug-curious kid, a nature-loving adult, or a terrarium hobbyist, this is an invitation to slow down, look closer, and fall in love with the world of the very, very small.
