takydromus formosanus

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Takydromus formosanus, also known as the Formosan grass lizard Royalty Free Stock Photo

Takydromus formosanus Royalty Free Stock Photo

Takydromus formosanus is also known as the Formosan grass lizard Royalty Free Stock Photo

Takydromus formosanus, also known as the Formosan grass lizard, climbs a dry log Royalty Free Stock Photo

A close up portrait of a small brown lizard hiding in grass, ready to run away Royalty Free Stock Photo

A close up portrait of a small green lizard hiding in grass, ready to run away Royalty Free Stock Photo

Takydromus formosanusReptiles- Lizards Royalty Free Stock Photo

Graceful Takydromus Formosanus in Wulai District. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Takydromus formosanus or grass monitor lizard clinging to the road stones taken from the front angle with focus on the object Royalty Free Stock Photo

Takydromus formosanus is not a spider, but a species of lizard commonly known as the Formosan grass lizard. It is native to Taiwan and typically found in grasslands, farmlands, and low-elevation forests. This small, slender lizard is known for its elongated body and tail, which is often much longer than its body. It is highly agile and swift, using its speed to escape predators and catch prey, which mainly consists of small insects. Takydromus formosanus is diurnal, active during the day, and plays an important role in controlling insect populations in its habitat.