Oaxacan Knob-Scaled Lizard
The Oaxacan knob-tailed lizard gets its name from the bumpy "knob-like" scales on its upper body. They have a flat head and body that helps them squeeze into narrow crevices. Active during the day, they are ambush predators.
- Conservation StatusVulnerable
- Life spanmore than 7 years
- Body sizeabout 10 in.
- Native habitat Rainforests of Mexico and Guatemala
- DietInsects
