Of course, there are organisms and organisms that are too small to be visible except the animal we will talk about soon. But here is an animal.

So which animal is and what features does it have?

The smallest animal in the world was discovered in 1979.

Australian scientists made this discovery with 32 fish. The scientific name of the world’s smallest animal is “Schindleria Brevipinguis”. The standard length of this fish is 7.7 millimeters and the load is an average of 1 milligrams.

The lifetime of this fish, which is surprisingly small, is an average of 2 months. Since the period of life is very short, the stamps or teeth do not come out. More precisely, his life does not allow it. In addition, Schindleria Brevipinguis multiplies by laying eggs to other fish and lives in salty waters at the time.

About 19-20 days after the egg comes out of the egg, he reaches sexual maturity and leaves his eggs to the rocky areas.

So much so that a female Schindleria Brevipinguis can lay hundreds of thousands of eggs. However, most of these eggs feed on other fish. Only a very small part can come out of the egg.

This fish does not have a random pigment outside his eyes, and he usually lives in the salty waters of Australia. In addition, scientists have not come across a smaller animal since he met Schindleria Brevipinguis.