Topic: Papua New Guinea

World's tiniest chameleon: How did it get so small?
Scientists recently discovered four new species of chameleons in Madagascar. One of them – Brookesia micra – is the smallest chameleon in the world. This species may have evolved through a phenomenon known as island dwarfism.
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