Burma, or Thailand is the original habitat of this world’s smallest bat. Craseonycteris thonglongnyai or The Kitti’s Hog-nosed Bat lives in a huge colony near the river. They comes in a huge number of colony which are reported as nearly a hundred bats per caves. They are nocturnal animal that hunt in the night looking for insect, their favorite prey. Usually the females are gave birth only one offspring each time. This bat is at risk of extinction due to deforestation and destroyed habitat by human.

5. Slender Blind Snak

5. Slender Blind Snakes

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These snakes are considered as the smallest snake family (Leptotyphlopidae) from their size which is only 11 cm in length. Like spiders, they absorb their victim’s body fluid and left their skins. The Slender Blind Snakes can be discovered in Asia, Africa South and North America. They are already adapted very well beneath the dirt looking for their favorite prey consist of pupae, larvae, ants and termites.

6. Gold Frog

6. Gold Frog

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The Gold Brazilian Frog (Brachychepalus didactylus) or also know as Izecksohn’s toad is the famous type of the smallest frog in the Southern part of hemisphere compared with other species. They have astonishing golden skin in color.In 1996, the smallest frog in the northern part of hemisphere has recently discovered in Monte Iberia. Although this frog are small, but still, they are vulnerable from deforestation caused by human.

7. Paedocypris

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7. Paedocypris

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This small vertebratae is discovered in the Island of Sumatra, Indonesia. Male paedocypris body length is measured only 7.9 mm while the female paedocypris only 10.3 mm. The special aspect from this fish is, they are strong enough to survive in a drought area and low pH water situation. Unfortunately, water pollution is the serious threat for this lovely fish.

8. Pygmy Rabbit

8. Pygmy Rabbit

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This cute rabbit can be discovered in North America. The deep soils with dense sagebrush is their natural habitat. The pygmy rabbit weighed less than a half pounds, but the females are a little bit larger compared with the males. Nuts, grass and berries are their favorite foods. Although they are small, but the pygmy rabbit can run pretty fast in order to fleeing from the predators.

9. Madame Berthe̵

9. Madame Berthe’s Mouse Lemur

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This primate is called as  Microcebus berthae or the Madame Berthe’s Mouse Lemur.It’s considered as the recent species found in 2000. It has a reddish brown in fur and pale grey on their lower body. This lemur can be discovered in Madagascar as their natural habitat. This lemur has several unique features such as body agility and night vision which is aid them to hunt in the night.

10. Pygmy Marmoset

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The Dwarf Monkey or Pygmy Marmoset is noted as the earth’s tiniest monkey ever. The male marmoset is bigger than the female. They have a quite long lifespan, they can live up to 16 years. The Pygmy marmoset lives in a group of colony consist of two-nine individuals and they use various signals such as visual, vocal and chemical to communicate each other. The females often give a birth for twins offspring which makes this primate is unique.

11. Royal Antelope

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Their calves are reported small enough to fit in our hands. The royal antelope or neotragus pygmaeus is considered as the West African antelope. The dense forest of West Africa is their natural habitat and they grass, nut and berries. This nocturnal animals are shy but they can suddenly leap up to 2.5 metres when they are threatened. Their body measures are only 25-30 cm and weighing only 3.2-3.6 kg therefore, the royal antelope is considered as the smallest type of all antelopes.

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