Hawk-eyed scientists find world's smallest chameleon
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Mysteries of the world continue to be discovered: a new species of tiny chameleons has been found!A species of chameleon small enough to easily perch on a match head has been discovered on a tiny island off Madagascar, a group of scientists has announced.In addition to the discovery of Brookesia micra, now the tiniest chameleon ever discovered, the researchers also announced the discovery of three additional tiny chameleon species.
Adult males of the B. micra species grow to only just over a half-inch (16 millimeters) from nose to bottom, making them one of the smallest vertebrates ever found on Earth.
This is a full grown male no more than an half inch long
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