The brown anole is a little brown or dark reptile that is around 5 to 9 crawls in all out length. Males normally weight twice as much as females (8 grams versus 4 grams). The coloration in males can even get dark. In contrast with the green anole has a shorter head and stamping, for example, yellowish spots, triangles or lines running down dorsal side of the reptile. Females are lighter in coloration and have a dull precious stone back or scalloped pattern running down their backs. At the point when males are a protecting area or attempting to court a mate they streak their brilliant red or orange dewlap. When fell, the brilliantly shaded skin is covered up and shows up as a pale, vertical streak along the neck. Both genders have a dewlap, yet it is littler and once in a while reached out in females. Inside this book you will understand everything about: environmental threat, natural surroundings, feeding habits, life history and ecology, and much more.
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