Gorgona Blue Anole (Anolis gorgonae), male, family Dactyloidae, only found on Gorgona Island, Cauca, Colombia
Little is known about this elusive (possibly rare) lizard, as it lives high in the trees of dense rainforest.
They may be threatened by introduced western basilisks, and other non-native animals.
Unlike most Anoles, the females are as colorful as the males, which have bright white dewlaps.
Photograph by Jose Vieira
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“New Year, new me!” It’s time to shed the old year and welcome the new one. Meet the green anole (Anolis carolinensis), a small lizard found throughout much of the southeastern United States. Did you know that as an anole grows, it sheds its old skin? This process, called ecdysis, helps the lizard get rid of damaged or infected skin and allows for new healthy skin to replace it. In fact, most reptiles (including turtles and snakes) shed their skin as they grow.
Photo: Outdoor Alabama, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, flickr
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This was in my kitchen!!!! I nearly hoovered it up.
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ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL MIRACLE OF NATURE
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brown anole lizard :)
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I made a little friend today! (I released him after I finished handling him)
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Green anole
[ID: an illustration of a green anole curled in a circle, against a pink background with pink and white flowers. End.]
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Humble Anole
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Amazing X-Men #13 - "Charm School" (2015)
written by James Tynion IV
art by Jorge Jimenez & Rachelle Rosenberg
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NYX Series Announcement!
LAURA!!!!! (and she got a fancy jacket, too)
I posted this now 'cause I'm excited, but I'm not finding the press release anywhere yet.
Will update soon.
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Wide-fronted Giant Anole (Anolis latifrons), family Dactyloidae, Colombia
Photograph by Alejandro Amariles
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Tunglr reptile owners can Isee ur pets plzzzzz
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CUBAN BROWN ANOLE - Composition Saturday
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you are not prepared
for how tiny this lizard is
SIR--
SIR, ARE YOU AWARE OF YOUR SMALLNESS
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