World’s smallest reptile? How it compares to other reptiles
2021-02-08 22:11
Previously, the chameleon species Brookesia micra was thought to be the smallest. The average length of adults of this species is 16 mm (29 mm with tail), while the smallest adult male has been recorded at 15.3 mm.
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