Elsewhere, among the Lesser Spotted Nurgs, Christmas is a rather boring time of year for little Nurglets, who are wrapped up in ribbons and hung from branches to sleep through the winter season. Nurglets don’t hibernate or grow or transform in these cocoons; their parents just prefer a quiet holiday. And think the cocoons are pretty.
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iris elsewhere. 
An efficient solution!
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^_^ Thank you! I wonder if the idea could become popular among humans…
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Oh, yes. Yes.
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Lovely, Iris !
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Thank you Gilles!
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I’m so relieved my kids aren’t interested in Hatchimals – and haven’t ever been interested in the “it” toy of any year. If they wanted a Nurglet, however, I might be willing to queue for it.
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Wow, that’s quite a compliment! I feel wonderfully sheltered as I had never even heard of a Hatchimal – may my nieces long remain too young for anything trendy!
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