The newly discovered "nanochromic dragon" is only one melon large

researchers have discovered a sunflower-sized chromotin in Madagascar that may be the world's smallest reptile.
researchers in Madagascar and Germany have discovered the pocket reptiles in forests in northern Madagascar, calling them "nanochromic dragons," Reuters reported Thursday.
researchers found only one female, one male and two nanochromic dragons. The male has a total length of 21.6 mm and an distance of 13.5 mm, the smallest of the approximately 115,000 known reptiles. Female nanochromators are slightly large, with a total length of 28.9 mm and a distance of 19.2 mm from the kiss to the anus.
species closest to the nanochromaline bloodline is the micron chroma, discovered in 2012, which is slightly bigger than the nanochromatin.
researchers speculate on similar species that nanochromation dragons should have small habitats. Researchers at the Bavarian State Zoo in Germany, who were involved in the study, said that despite their efforts to find them, no other nanochromatins were found.
researchers say they have found that the land of nanochromatin trees has been destroyed, and local authorities have recently put in place conservation measures to better protect the small animal. The study is published in the latest issue of the British Journal of Nature Science. (Yuan Yuan) (Xinhua News Agency Micro Features)