World's Tiniest Chameleon Discovered

By Kaylyn Vorhis

The newly-discovered chameleon Brookesia desperata, so named because the species is facing threats because of their size and loss

of habitat.

This chameleon is so small it can sit on the tip of a match.

From nose to tail, adults of both female and male grow to only 1 inch (30 mm) in length

Why is it news worthy?

This chameleon is the tiniest ever discovered in the world. God has created so many wonderful

creatures that we have yet to discover.

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