These frogs are, by a whisker, the smallest in the world. Adults of the two new species – Paedophryne dekot and Paedophryne verrucosa – are just 8-9 millimeters in length. That makes these diminutive amphibians from Papua New Guinea marginally smaller than 10-millimetre-long frogs found in Cuba and Brazil.
Read the whole story at New Scientist.
