Brachymeles schadenbergi

Brachymeles schadenbergi

Discover the fascinating Brachymeles schadenbergi, commonly known as the Coconut Skink, a medium-sized skink native to the tropical forests of the Philippines. With its unique serpentine appearance, reduced limbs, and vital role in controlling invertebrate populations, this vulnerable species thrives in humid environments and exhibits remarkable adaptations for survival.

Brachymeles makusog

Brachymeles makusog

Brachymeles makusog, also known as the "fast skink," is an endangered species native to the tropical forests of Mindanao, Philippines, characterized by its sleek, dark brown to black body, short limbs, and ability to swiftly navigate through leaf litter. This nocturnal skink plays a vital role in its ecosystem by foraging on invertebrates and maintaining the balance within its habitat.