I’m going to try to get a better photo of this critter. It’s quite fast and elusive. I’m in east Central Florida, and we don’t have anything like this in this region (until now, apparently). These kinds of things thrive in South Florida with all the other invasive species, but this is an anomaly for us. It’s not a Tegu nor a Basilisk as best I know, and both have been found in my county in the past year. (They’re moving north!) It looks like our regular Anoles, but 20 times larger!
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This is fascinating!
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RIP Mr Goddard












