Lizard of the day: Northern two-line dragon! An Australian species! They owe their name to the two pale-colored lines on their backs. They're mostly terrestrial, but have been found to climb smaller trees and bushes!

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Lizard of the day: Crimean rock lizard! A Ukrainian species! They're small lizards that live in forest and grassy habitats with numerous rock outcrops. Rock lizards are characterized by complex and diverse social systems with a hierarchical division!

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I'm yet to see an evil gecko, I think it'd be cool for a stealthy villain. Dunno why, but I think monitor lizards serve well as morally grey characters. Maybe some spiky lizards would look imposing as villains too

Lizard of the day: Mayan tropical night lizard! A Central American species! They're small, elusive lizards that inhabit dark, humid, and secluded environments like crevices, logs, and caves! They're viviparous, and unlike their name suggests, they're not exclusively nocturnal!

Lizard of the day: Red-throated rainbow-skink! A small Australian species! They owe their name to the iridescent shine of their scales! Males display red throat coloration, while females exhibit pale pink.

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Lizard of the day: Blacklipped eyebrow lizard! Complete bullshit name not a single thing right apart from lizard!!!! They're from Malaysia, inhabiting tropical forests . Males typically have a tail base that is swollen and flattened on top!

Lizard of the day: Elliot's forest lizard! A small Indian species! They inhabit rainforests, but they can also be found in plantations near them! They're very thin and have a short spiky crest on their neck.

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Lizard of the day: Forest whiptail! A species found in the Amazon! One of the smallest teiid species, they're easily recognizable thanks to their vibrant green stripes on their dark or brownish body. As they age, their coloration can shift toward more bronze or olive tones!

Lizard of the day: Major skink! An Australian species! They're terrestrial and diurnal, basking to thermoregulate, and live in small colonies. They're omnivorous and ovoviviparous and inhabit forests!

Lizard of the day: Blue-throated keeled lizard! A species from Eastern Italy and the Balkans! They inhabit shrubby and rocky areas. Males' lower body becomes orange during breeding season, including the underside of their head and throat, which become blue!

Lizard of the day: Nicobar blind lizard! A species from the Nicobar Islands! Males have small, flap-like hind limbs used during mating, while females are entirely limbless. They feed on invertebrates. Their eyes are covered by scales, relying more on touch and chemical sensing!

Lizard of the day: Golden scaly-toed gecko! A small species endemic to the Philippines! Their smooth skin has a unique golden coloration, with a distinctive, broken white line running from the snout down to the base of their neck! They're usually found in forests.

Lizard of the day: Round Island ground skink! A species from Mauritius! They're one of the largest lizard species in their region and are diurnal ground-dwelling omnivores! They have a rather pale, bland coloration, though their skin appears shiny under the sun.

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Lizard of the day: Bale two-horned chameleon! An Ethiopian species! Males have two small horns on their snout to which they owe their name. They are prominently green with dark stripes and have a spiky crest under their jaw and neck that looks like a lil beard!

Lizard of the day: Blue-tailed sandveld lizard! A species from South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique! They inhabit sandvelts: sandy regions in the savannah. Lost for science for 50 years due to their elusiveness, the species was rediscovered by science in December 2025!

Lizard of the day: Glittering sand lizard! An African species that lives in the savannah! They owe their name to their bright colors. They mostly eat ants and are pretty fast. They're difficult to spot due to their shy nature and hang around low vegetation.

Lizard of the day: Western three-toed skink! A species from the Iberian Peninsula! They inhabit densely vegetated areas. They hibernate deep underground during winter and emerge in late spring! They feed on a wide variety of invertebrates and are pretty slow.

Lizard of the day: Canopy goanna! A slim varanid from Australia! They have dark-colored skin and forage around leaf litter in search of bugs, their main prey. They inhabit forests and are semi-arboreal!

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Lizard of the day: Thorny devil! A extremely spiky agamid species from Australia! Rare for lizards, females are a bit bigger than males. Their spikes dissuade attacks by predators by making them difficult to swallow! They also have a "false head" on their back that acts as bait.

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Lizard of the day: Seychelles bronze-eyed gecko! A peculiar tropical forest-dwelling species! Their defense mechanism is quite unique: similar to fish scale geckos, they can instantly shed strips of skin if threatened or frightened! They are omnivorous opportunistic feeders.

Lizard of the day: Phuwua rock agama! A species from Laos and Thailand! They're small, thin lizards that roam in rocky forests. They're active throughout the day, including the night! They mainly feed on spiders and have funky patterns.

Lizard of the day: Yellow-headed gecko! A species from Central and South America! They inhabit dry tropical forests. Only males have the yellow heads, whereas the females are much paler in color. They lay eggs in communal nests, are diurnal and insectivorous!

Lizard of the day: Spotted false monitor! A chonky species from Chile! They owe their name to their similarities to some monitor lizard species. They're diurnal and insectivorous, but may eat birds and small mammals. Males' throat and belly are orange during breeding season!

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Lizard of the day: Filfola lizard! A species from Italy and Malta! Males from each subspecies have different colors during breeding season. Some are completely black with bright blue or yellow spots, while others remain brown with green stripes!

Lizard of the day: Western skink! A small species native to Western North America! Juveniles have a bright blue tail. Against predators, their response is often to retreat. If females are protecting their eggs, they may attempt to bite to scare off any predators!

Lizard of the day: Greek rock lizard! A species found in rocky shrublands and forests in the Peloponnese peninsula! They're agile and climb on rocks, walls, parapets and tree trunks but avoid prolonged periods in the full sun. Their body yellow/orange and have blue spots!

Lizard of the day: Black-tailed brush lizard! A small species from Baja California! Often found near trees, rocks, and brushes, they are known for behaviors like pushups, tail-waggling, and belly-color flashing— the latter being possible thanks to bright blue and orange spots!

Lizard of the day: Lagarto-de-Cauda-Espinhosa! A Brazilian species! They have many spikes covering their tail and have a beautiful green and teal coloration with some black stripes qnd spots. It is an arboreal species that lives in both forests and rainforests.

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Lizard of the day: North African rock agama! These chonky fellas have pointy scales all over their body! During breeding season, males' heads turn blue and their main body yellow with orange spots. The brightness may also vary because of age or exposure to the sun!

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Lizard of the day: Eastern bearded dragon! An Australian species normally kept as pets due to their docile nature! They're omnivorous and diurnal. Recent studies have found that hot temperatures are responsible for changes in some individuals' chromosomes!

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Depends on what clear is really. Like, transparent? I don't consider it a color but yeah I can see it

For Ivel, my favorite lizard and well, firey stuff! For Ikelos, basically sleep from Elden Ring Kremor was an adopt. I fell in love with the red boyo Glypto and Drakhema share blue and yellow in their palettes cuz they're besties