<p><strong>Cnemaspis butewai</strong>, commonly found in the humid forests of <strong>Malaysia</strong>, is a small, diurnal lizard measuring 7 to 10 cm with a slender body and distinctive dorsal coloration. This <strong>vulnerable</strong> species thrives on insects and plays a crucial role in its ecosystem by controlling invertebrate populations.</p>
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Cnemaspis aurantiacopes
Discover the vibrant Cnemaspis aurantiacopes, a striking Southeast Asian lizard characterized by its orange and golden patterns, agile climbing abilities, and insectivorous diet. This unique species thrives in tropical rainforests, playing a crucial role in ecosystem balance while facing vulnerability due to habitat loss.
Cnemaspis agayagangai
Discover the unique Cnemaspis agayagangai, a diurnal lizard from Vietnam's limestone rock formations, reaching lengths of 8-10 cm, with a striking blend of dark brown and sandy yellow coloration. This Vulnerable species plays a crucial role in its ecosystem by controlling insect populations and serves as both predator and prey.
Cnemaspis tucdupensis
Discover the Cnemaspis tucdupensis, a vibrant lizard native to the tropical rainforests of Vietnam, characterized by its elongated body, striking coloration, and agile behavior. This species plays a vital role in maintaining ecological balance as both a predator of insects and prey for larger animals.
Cnemaspis persephone
Introducing the Cnemaspis persephone, a stunning lizard native to the moist forests of Southeast Asia, known for its intricate brown and grey patterns and diurnal behavior. Measuring 10-15 cm, this agile predator feeds on small insects and plays a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance, but it faces vulnerabilities due to habitat loss.
Cnemaspis littoralis
Discover the captivating Cnemaspis littoralis, a slender, diurnal lizard native to the coastal regions of Southeast Asia, featuring a distinctive sandy beige to pale yellow color pattern. This insectivorous species plays a vital role in its ecosystem, controlling insect populations while thriving in rocky outcrops and sandy beaches.