4. The world’s smallest chameleon is the Brookesia micra which grows to just 30mm. Brookesia micra: the world’s smallest chameleon It is one of the tiniest vertebrates on earth. The largest ch ...

Leaf chameleons, from the genus Brookesia, are miniature chameleons the colour of fallen leaves that have been breaking records for their small body sizes in recent years. Brookesia nana ...

Hailing from Madagascar, it joins other miniature chameleons in the Brookesia genus, subgenus Evoluticauda. At little bigger than the end of your forefinger, it was a remarkable spot in what’s ...

Scientists have named the species of leaf chameleon Brookesia nofy, but can you believe it's not the smallest species of chameleon to exist? Brookesia nofy measures around 33mm long, while its ...

Researchers have documented other tiny chameleons in Madagascar, including Brookesia micra, a similarly wee reptile that Glaw announced to the world in 2012. (The new nano-chameleon edges out ...

Invisible to the untrained eye, it was discovered thanks to tourists. This species hides in the endangered tropical forest. A leaf chameleon from the new species Brookesia nofy, found in Madagascar.

Their primary source of nourishment are flies. Among the tiniest reptiles in the world, the Brookesia micra chameleon is endemic to the island of Madagascar. They were discovered in the early 2000s on ...

Wide range of sizesChameleons come in various sizes, from the tiny Brookesia chameleon, which can be less than an inch long, to the impressive Parson's chameleon, which can grow up to 27 inches in ...

A tiny chameleon is big news in the world of lizards. Researchers have discovered a brand new species in a threatened Madagascar forest. The newly named Brookesia nofy is described as a ...

Brookesia nofy, the newly-discovered miniaturized species of leaf chameleon.(Miguel Vences via SWNS) By Dean Murray via SWNS A tiny chameleon is big news in the world of lizards. Researchers have ...