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In the last decade we witness an advent of new types of dwarf stellar systemsin cluding ultra-compact dwarfs, ultra-faint dwarf spheroidals, and exoticglobular clusters, breaking the old simple paradigm for dwarf galaxies andglobular clusters. These objects become more intriguing, and understanding ofthese new findings be comes more challenging. Recently we discovered a new typeof large scale structure in the Virgo cluster of galaxies: it is composed ofglobular clusters. Globular clusters in Virgo are found wandering betweengalaxies (intracluster globular clusters) as well as in galaxies. Theseintracluster globular clusters fill a significant fraction in the area of theVirgo cluster and they are dominated by blue globular clusters. Theseintracluster globular clusters may be closely related with the first dwarfgalaxies in the universe.

Wandering globular clusters: the first dwarf galaxies in the universe?