Tiny, as in miniature Crocs. Styrofoam shrinkage and other weird physics funzies

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Ok. We know Crocs are made from Croslite. Some weird proprietary formula. I’m sure some absent minded physics professor stumbled upon it. (Not important, I don’t think).

I saw tiny Crocs on a YouTube. Fit on the guys big toe. It’s an oldish YouTube, so I don’t think it’s AI

I need these things. Don’t ask me why. Just a folly.

My understanding is, if you put styrofoam deep in the ocean it compresses.

Tell me I don’t gotta dip my Crocs deep in the ocean to get teeny toe sized ones.

Oh, oh… What if I wore them scuba diving would they squeeze my feet?

How does anything not compress?

(Disclaimer…I know jack-shit about any of this)

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Liquid nitrogen would probably do the trick. They probably wouldn’t stay tiny once they warmed up again, though.

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Same with water pressure/depth. I’ve returned to the surface with no discernable size difference from when I started a dive.