Twiggs are small, slender branches or stems that have fallen from trees or shrubs. They are often found on the ground in forests, parks, and gardens. Twiggs can vary in size and shape, depending on the type of tree or plant they come from. They play a role in the ecosystem by providing habitat for small animals and insects. In addition to their ecological importance, twiggs are commonly used in crafts and DIY projects. People often collect twiggs to create decorations, wreaths, or natural art. They can also be used in gardening to support young plants or as mulch to retain soil moisture.