Tiny people, often referred to as little people or dwarfs, are individuals who have a shorter stature than the average population. This condition can be caused by various genetic factors, with the most common form being achondroplasia. Tiny people may face unique challenges in daily life, including accessibility issues and social perceptions. In many cultures, tiny people have been represented in folklore and media, sometimes as characters with special abilities or wisdom. Organizations like the Little People of America advocate for the rights and inclusion of individuals with dwarfism, promoting awareness and understanding of their experiences.