Description: Scientific name: Anolis bahorucoensis Life span: Unknown The Baoruco long-snouted anole, sometimes known as the Bahoruco long-snouted anole, is a species of lizard in the Dactyloidae family. Size is diminutive (SVL for males is 51 mm, for females is 44 mm); habits are attenuated; 4 to 8 rows of loreals, 0 to […]
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Description: Scientific name: Anolis smallwoodi Life span: 8-12 years The green-blotched giant anole, also known as the Smallwood’s anole, is a type of lizard that belongs to the Dactyloidae family. The coloring of the Smallwood’s anole varies regionally. They can have blue specks and are normally deep green in color. Native Region/Habitat Both
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Description: Scientific name: Anolis biporcatus or Anolis parvauritus Life span: 3-5 years It’s frequently challenging to distinguish between different anole species because there are more than two dozen of them in Costa Rica alone. Thankfully, there is only one species of vivid green plant. This one was concealed by flowing palm leaves on the
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Description: Scientific name: Anolis bartschi Life span: Not known Anolis bartschi is a species of lizard in the family Dactyloidae, popularly known as the Pinar Del Rio cliff anole, western cliff anole, and west Cuban anole. Adult males of the medium-sized anole A. bartschi typically measure 7.5 cm (3 in) from snout to
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Description: Scientific name: Anolis garmani Life span: 8–12 years The Jamaican giant anole, Anolis garmani, is a species of anole, a lizard in the family Dactyloidae. It is often referred to as the Jamaican anole or the Jamaica large anole. The Jamaican giant anole, with adult males having a snout-vent length (SVL) of 10-13.1
Description: Scientific name: Anolis equestris potior Life span: 4+ years While under pressure or experiencing “emotion,” it would turn a stunning shade of blue, just like other anole species do when they go through a dark phase. Long and wedge-shaped, the snout. The upper edge of the tail’s tail is serrated and slightly
Description: Scientific name: Anolis oculatus Life span: Unknown The Dominican anole is a medium-sized anole. Females are smaller in all populations. Mature males have an extended, conspicuous throat fan that is frequently brilliant yellow or orange, as well as a tail crest. In females, the throat fan is only little and less vividly colored.
Description: Scientific name: Anolis extremus Life span: 2 years A. extremus is a medium-sized snout-vent anole (Anolis lizard) (body excluding tail). Males have heads that range in color from a light blue-gray to a pale lavender. Their bellies are golden, while their dorsal surfaces are deep green with dark markings and occasionally white patches.
Description: Scientific name: Anolis distichus Life span: Up to 5 years The medium-sized bark anole, Anolis distichus, can range in body color from gray to brown to green, depending on the population. With yellow banding on their tails, they have a brown-gray mottled skin that gives them their name and allows them to blend in
Description: Scientific name: Anolis sagrei Life span: 5-8 years The backgrounds of Anolis sagrei commonly range from light gray to brown or even black. They frequently have irregular dots, chevrons, patches, and lines of light hue. They have a large dewlap, often known as a neck fan, that can range in hue from yellow to
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