geckos

Underwoodisaurus milii can produce a distinctive, bark-like sound when threatened, helping it defend itself against potential predators.

The leopard gecko belongs to the eyelid geckos and can blink thanks to its movable eyelids.

The tokay gecko is known for its loud “to-kay” call, which is an important part of communication, especially in males.

The gargoyle gecko lives in the tropical regions of New Caledonia, where it shares its habitat with the crested gecko.

More than 8,000 lizard species reveal just how many different ways there are to be a lizard – from tiny geckos to giant monitor lizards.

Reptile shedding helps with growth, skin renewal and the removal of parasites.