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Tiny Trials

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Welcome to the world’s tiniest courtroom, where pigeons are sued for public pooping, raccoons are accused of nighttime thievery, and bees are questioned for their sting operations. In Tiny Trials, the most mischievous animals and everyday annoyances are dragged to court, with science as the ultimate judge. Each episode dives into the “case” with dramatic testimonies, a sarcastic lawyer, and real-life facts hidden beneath all the fun. It’s part courtroom drama, part science lesson, and all kinds of hilarious. Who's guilty? Who’s misunderstood? And what’s the actual science behind their crimes? You be the judge. Tune in now to hear the verdicts, and maybe even learn to love the little criminals among us. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

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  1. 01.12.2025 • Только для подписчиков

    Fire Ants on trial for being tiny invaders

    This week in Tiny Trials, things heat up as the infamous Fire Ant Colony Gamma-42 is brought to court. Charged with aggressive stings, uninvited invasions, and causing total compost chaos, the ants plead: Not guilty, just highly efficient. Commanded by the fiercely logical General Ember, the ants make their case as survival experts with impeccable teamwork. But with biting testimonies from beetles, squirrels, and one very salty forest mouse, the jury's got a real burner of a decision to make. Expect sizzling facts, living ant rafts, venom science, and a very fair question: Did the ants choose to invade… or did we bring the invasion to them? March on over to this episode and find out why these fiery foragers might be more organized than your group chat. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    5 мин.

  2. 24.11.2025 • Только для подписчиков

    Raccoon on trial for being a master thief

    In this episode of Tiny Trials, the courtroom gets a little… trashy. Meet Ricky the Raccoon, charged with garbage raids, patio crimes, and late-night snack heists. But Ricky’s no criminal, he’s a culinary opportunist with paws of steel and a nose for nachos. With surprise witnesses (including a salty pigeon and a surprisingly chill possum), we explore whether Ricky is really the menace he’s made out to be, or just a clever critter surviving in a world built for humans. Get ready for sneaky facts, dumpster drama, and a verdict that might just change how you see that masked face outside your window. Tune in and decide: thief or tiny eco-warrior? Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    6 мин.

  3. 17.11.2025 • Только для подписчиков

    Bees on trial for buzzing too loud

    In this episode of Tiny Trials, things get sticky as the Honeyhart Hive faces the court. Accused of being noisy nuisances, swarming unsuspecting patios, and scaring dogs, birds, and beach inflatables alike, the bees plead not guilty. Their defense? They're literally keeping the planet alive. With flower facts, hive hierarchy, buzz acoustics (yes, that's real), and one sassy hummingbird witness, this episode dives deep into the misunderstood brilliance of bees. Turns out that hum you hear? It’s less “chaos” and more “communication, cooling, and crop-saving.” Listen in to find out why the courtroom ruled in favor of the buzz — and why you should, too. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    6 мин.

  4. 10.11.2025 • Только для подписчиков

    Cockroach on trial for invading bathroom

    In this episode of Tiny Trials, the courtroom gets... crunchy. Meet Clive the Cockroach, on trial for horrifying bathroom invasions, unexpected cereal heists, and general grossness. But Clive has reasons, okay? He’s not a villain, he’s a survivor. With 6 legs, Olympic-level speed, and the ability to live without his head (ew), Clive is evolution’s most unstoppable underdog. Between flying accidents, traumatized toothbrush witnesses, and some seriously surprising science, this episode might just make you respect the bug you fear most. Tune in to laugh, squirm, and maybe seal your snack drawer before bed. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    6 мин.

  5. 03.11.2025 • Только для подписчиков

    Worm on trial for being gross

    In this episode of Tiny Trials, we dig into the dirt (literally) with Walter Worm, accused of being gross, squishy, and suspiciously close to the spinach patch. But Walter claims he’s no garden gremlin, he’s a compost hero, turning food scraps into “black gold” and making flowers fabulous. With star witnesses like Daisy the flower, compost science that’ll blow your mulch-loving mind, and a very dramatic potato, this episode unearths the truth about worms, waste, and why your banana peel might be part of something beautiful. Tune in to learn how compost worms are secretly saving the planet, one squirmy tunnel at a time. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    6 мин.

  6. 27.10.2025 • Только для подписчиков

    Skunk on trial for sensory assaults

    In this episode of Tiny Trials, we head into the woods to investigate an explosive incident at a family camping trip. On the stand? Sammy Skunk, accused of chemical warfare, vacation sabotage, and olfactory assault. But Sammy says he panicked. Prosecutor Badger wants justice for the traumatized marshmallow roasters, while Defense Frog argues it was classic skunk self-defense, complete with foot-stomping, tail-shaking warnings and sulfur-powered science. With witness testimony from an expert possum and courtroom drama thick enough to need air freshener, this case uncovers the truth behind the stink. Tune in for smelly facts, wild mischief, and a verdict that might make you think twice before yelling “Shoo!” in the forest. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    5 мин.

  7. 19.10.2025 • Только для подписчиков

    Plastic bag on trial for polluting oceans

    In this episode of Tiny Trials, things get slippery as Polly Plastic Bag is dragged into the courtroom, accused of impersonating jellyfish, choking marine life, and causing an oceanic disaster. But Polly’s defense? She didn’t ask for any of this. From grocery store to gutter to open sea, her journey was shaped by human carelessness, not villainy. With testimony from a traumatized turtle, a furious seahorse, and some shocking facts about plastic pollution, the case dives deep into how a 12-minute convenience can cause a thousand-year problem. Tune in for an underwater courtroom drama that might just change the way you shop, and how you see trash. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    6 мин.

  8. 12.10.2025 • Только для подписчиков

    Pigeon on trial for public pooping

    In this episode of Tiny Trials, the courtroom tackles one of the most notorious city dwellers: Penny Pigeon. Accused of public pooping, reckless perching, and unsolicited cooing, she’s ready to defend her feathered honor. But is Penny just a messy menace? Or is she a misunderstood war hero with a fast metabolism and a love for fries? With surprise witnesses, fascinating bird biology, and a crash course in pigeon history, this episode dives deep into the poop-filled truth of urban life. Tune in to hear the verdict, and maybe think twice before blaming the birds for your dirty car. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    6 мин.

  9. 05.10.2025 • Только для подписчиков

    Housefly on trial for being filthy freeloader

    In this episode of Tiny Trials, the courtroom welcomes one of the most unwanted guests in human history, Frankie Housefly. Charged with kitchen trespassing, food-footing, and general filthiness, this buzzing intruder is facing serious accusations. Prosecutor Badger calls him a “pathogen taxi.” The audience gags. The witnesses? A traumatized cake and a very annoyed grandma. But Frankie’s defense? He’s just vibing. A misunderstood cleanup crew member with weird feet and even weirder table manners. Does he mean to spread germs? Or is he simply doing his part in nature’s recycling team? Get ready for some high-flying drama, fun science facts, and more buzzing than your ears can handle. The verdict? It might just surprise you. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    6 мин.

  10. 05.10.2025

    Mosquito on trial for sucking blood

    When little Mia from Miami gets 17 mosquito bites at a barbecue, she writes to the Creature Court demanding justice. And so begins the trial of the century, against Myra Mosquito, charged with late-night buzzing, sneaky biting, and summer sabotage. In this chaotic courtroom carved inside a tree trunk, Prosecutor Badger wants her gone. Defense Attorney Frog thinks she’s just misunderstood. There are surprise witnesses, science facts, and one very dramatic owl judge. Is the mosquito really evil? Or just a tiny mom trying to survive in a human world? Tune in to laugh, learn, and decide for yourself, because in Tiny Trials, even the most annoying creatures get their day in court. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

    8 мин.
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Welcome to the world’s tiniest courtroom, where pigeons are sued for public pooping, raccoons are accused of nighttime thievery, and bees are questioned for their sting operations. In Tiny Trials, the most mischievous animals and everyday annoyances are dragged to court, with science as the ultimate judge. Each episode dives into the “case” with dramatic testimonies, a sarcastic lawyer, and real-life facts hidden beneath all the fun. It’s part courtroom drama, part science lesson, and all kinds of hilarious. Who's guilty? Who’s misunderstood? And what’s the actual science behind their crimes? You be the judge. Tune in now to hear the verdicts, and maybe even learn to love the little criminals among us. Visit our website to know more: https://squiryls.com

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