Pristurus collaris

Pristurus collaris

<p><b>Pristurus collaris</b>, commonly known as the collar lizard, is a vibrant and adaptable species found in the dry savannas and spiny forests of Madagascar and the Indian Ocean islands. These diurnal, insectivorous lizards exhibit distinctive coloration for camouflage, possess exceptional climbing abilities, and play a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance by controlling insect populations.</p>

Polychrus jacquelinae

Polychrus jacquelinae

<p><b>Polychrus jacquelinae</b>, a vibrant insectivorous lizard from the tropical rainforests of Central America, is known for its exceptional climbing abilities and striking leaf-like body shape that provides excellent camouflage. With a diurnal lifestyle and a unique reproductive strategy, this species plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance within its diverse habitat.</p>

Pseudogonatodes gasconi

Pseudogonatodes gasconi

<b>Pseudogonatodes gasconi</b> is a striking rainforest lizard native to the Amazon Basin, exhibiting vibrant greenish-brown hues and a slender body averaging 15 to 20 cm in length. Primarily insectivorous and diurnal, this adaptable species thrives in humid environments and plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance by controlling insect populations and serving as prey for larger predators.