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The Etruscan shrew (Suncus etruscus), also known as the Etruscan Pygmy Shrew and the White-toothed Pygmy Shrew, weighs only 0.04–0.1 oz (1.2–2.7 g). That makes it the world's smallest mammal when measured by weight, but, at 1.4–2 in (36–53 mm), it loses out to the bumblebee bat for smallest in length.
- What is the smallest animal that ever lived?
- What is the smallest and cutest animal?
- What is the smallest fish?
- What is the ugliest animal in the world?
- What is the smallest predator?
- Which animal run very fast?
- What is the smallest mammal on earth not extinct?
- Which is the longest fish?
- What is the smallest Danio?
- What animal is stupidest?
- What animal has 800 hearts?
- What animal has no brain?
What is the smallest animal that ever lived?
This is where they found the smallest known type of frog called Paedophryne amauensis. The body length of an average adult is reported at less than 8 mm, about the size of a pea. When it was discovered in 2009, it was immediately awarded the title of “world's smallest vertebrate.”
What is the smallest and cutest animal?
Bee Hummingbird
This bird, endemic to Cuba and the Isle of Youth, is the smallest (and without a doubt, cutest) species. Bee Hummingbird only weigh around 2.6 grams and are about 6.1 inches in length, with females actually growing to be larger than their male counterparts.
What is the smallest fish?
In the murky blackwaters of the peat swamp forests of Southeast Asia lives the world's smallest fish, the dwarf minnow of the genus Paedocypris. This extreme environment, characterized by low oxygen and high acidity, is home to several miniaturized fish species.
What is the ugliest animal in the world?
The blobfish was crowned the world's ugliest animal in 2013 — a title it still defends today. But that distinction was based on what this creature looks like on land. But drop this fellow 9,200 feet below sea level, and the water holds up all that flab like a push-up bra, making the fish a little more handsome.
What is the smallest predator?
Here thrives, as we now know, the tiniest imaginable unicellular eukaryotic predator, Braarudosphaera bigelowii (frontpage, Figure 1). In science lingo, one could call it the 'antapex predator'*) if that wouldn't sound downright bonkers. But see yourself...
Which animal run very fast?
Fastest Land Animal
Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) running. Capable of going from 0 to 60 miles per hour in less than three seconds, the cheetah is considered the fastest land animal, though it is able to maintain such speeds only for short distances.
What is the smallest mammal on earth not extinct?
Kitti's hog-nosed bat
By body size, Kitti's hog-nosed bat is the smallest mammal on Earth, at 29-33mm long. It also has the smallest skull of any mammal. It's not quite the smallest by body weight, though, with the smallest individuals weighing around 1.7g.
Which is the longest fish?
With claims of individuals reaching 50 feet long (15 m) and confirmed individuals reaching 35 feet (10.5 m), the oarfish is the longest bony fish in the world and has a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records to prove it.
What is the smallest Danio?
The miniscule Celestial pearl danio, (Danio margaritatus), which reaches 2.13cm/0.84” is the smallest member of the genus. Danio tinwini has a unique colour pattern of three irregular rows of dark spots along the side and spotted fins, and shares its home with the tiny Dracula fish (Danionella dracula).
What animal is stupidest?
1- Sloths. Sloths are the slowest and dumbest animals out there. They spend most of their time sleeping on the tree branches, but they never poop on the trees.
What animal has 800 hearts?
This isn't because you scared it; shrews just live life fast and furious. Your most highly caffeinated, Type A colleague will appear downright slothful compared to a shrew. While this varies among species, a shrew's heart rate beats 800 to 1000 times per minute.
What animal has no brain?
There is one organism that has no brain or nervous tissue of any kind: the sponge. Sponges are simple animals, surviving on the sea floor by taking nutrients into their porous bodies.
