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January 28 – world’s smallest reptile

By: Dylan DaCunha, Editor-in-Chief

January 28, 2022

Photo Credit: Photo via Wikimedia Commons

Pictured is the world’s smallest reptile. It’s about the same size of a fingernail.

The world’s smallest reptile was reported in 2021. It was a tiny chameleon discovered in Madagascar. It measures about 28.9 millimeters.

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Dylan DaCunha, Editor-in-Chief

Dylan DaCunha is a senior at Colonia High School. She has enjoyed writing all her life, going all the way back to elementary school. She plays softball and has big aspirations to play in college, which is what fuels her passion for writing about sports. She’s an avid baseball fan which doesn’t hurt either. Not only does she play softball at CHS, but she’s an active member in multiple honor societies including Quill & Scroll Media Honor Society. She loves maintaining good grades in order to participate in these activities. Outside of school, she enjoys being with her friends as well as watching movies and listening to music. She plans on traveling the world someday and taking in as much as she can. Her favorite quote, by singer Harry Styles, is “If you’re happy doing what you’re doing nobody can tell you you’re not successful.”

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January 28 – world’s smallest reptile