Mochlus mafianus

Mochlus mafianus

The Mochlus mafianus, or Mafia Island skink, is a medium-sized, diurnal skink native to Tanzania's coastal and forest habitats, characterized by its smooth, shiny scales and ability to reach lengths of up to 25 cm. This species plays a vital role in its ecosystem, exhibiting fascinating behaviors, such as color change and territorial marking, while primarily feeding on insects, fruits, and plant matter.

Marmorosphax montana

Marmorosphax montana

Discover the unique <b>Marmorosphax montana</b>, a striking omnivorous species found in Central and South America's temperate forests and Andes Mountains, known for its vibrant marbled coloration, social behaviors, and vital role in seed dispersal. This species, classified as 'Vulnerable', showcases fascinating characteristics such as seasonal migration and strong parental care.

Marisora berengerae

Marisora berengerae

<b>Marisora berengerae</b> is a striking species native to tropical and temperate forests of South America, known for its vibrant coloration, agile movements, and role as both a pollinator and prey within its ecosystem. This omnivorous creature exhibits complex social behaviors, unique mating rituals, and is vital for seed dispersal, although it currently faces threats from habitat destruction and is classified as 'vulnerable'.