It looks more like an animatronic teddy bear than a baby killing machine. I want one!
Via Cute Overload
The U.S. military built an airstrip there during World War II, which has fallen into ruin. The atoll now is administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife agency, with the exception of Cooper Island, which is owned by the Nature Conservancy. Palmyra Atoll was the setting for a double murder in 1974 which became the basis for the novel and then miniseries called And the Sea Will Tell.
Maybe it's just me, but I don't think there are nearly enough adorable crafts based on the BBC Sherlock series. For those who feel the same and want to help by creating more amigurumis of Benedict Cumberbatch, you can always make one of these cuties using the pattern at the link courtesy of DeviantArt user Retsnimel. Link Via Geek Crafts
"The feet are specially adapted for climbing, with the outer of the five toes on each foot being large and more-or-less opposable," writes University of Michigan's Francesca Ivaldi. "This mouse can grip a stem with each hindfoot and its tail, leaving the forepaws free for collecting food. It can also use its tail for balance as it scurries along long grass stems."