Scientists discover the cutest but grumpiest little gecko you’ve ever seen ...Middle East

The tiny lizards are among several species of geckos found in Venezuela. They were first discovered in 2002 scurrying along the lush forest floor of the Paria Peninsula in the northeast of the country.

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