In the city of Malmo, Sweden, there is a charming mini-restaurant for mice.
If you take a look down you may notice something amazing inside a basement window in the neighborhood of Möllevången. Tiny businesses — a bakery and a "cheese and cracker" shop — just the right size for mice.
"It's just too darn charming to imagine a world where mice lives parallel to ours but just slightly out of sight," said one representative of the artist group Anonymouse MMX, who wishes to remain anonymous. (The group has no connection with Anonymouse.org, a site devoted to online privacy.)
They cited the works of Don Bluth, Disney and Astrid Lindgren as "big influences" for the idea. The photos appear to show only two adjacent shops, but the group says they have plans for more.
Image credit: Photography by Johan Nilsson/TT via GP (SE).
