#green lizards

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Western green lizard (Lacerta bilineata)

Photos by Mattheiu Berroneau

[peculiurperennial]

Lizard Tails:

A Rain World Fan-made Compilation

So, for the past several months in Rain World’s wiki channel on their discord, I’ve been compiling a bunch of data regarding the variable traits among lizards per species as like.... a side... hobby ...while working through college classes. 

And I just recently finished covering all 9 lizard’s species and decided to post a full list here for those of you who aren’t in the Rain World discord server!

Part One: Cyan lizards

Part Two: Green Lizards

Part Three: Magenta Lizards

Part Four: Blue Lizards

Part Five: Orange Lizards

Part Six: White Lizards

Part Seven: Mole Lizards

Part Eight: Axolotls (Salamanders)

Part Nine: Red Lizards

Also here’s a tip: for the best viewing experience, please click on the Present button found on the right hand corner. Seriously. 

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Lizard #28: a green lizard with 10 long, feathered, green-tipped frills running down its back and tail in two lines! ID: 8966

[one-lone-emo]

this sick little guy was laying on the sidewalk right outside my house. he's alive but sadly, i doubt for much longer. i don't know why i always find beautiful little animals in their last moments, but just like the moth, i shall give him good last hours.

he's a green anole for those wondering.

[colorsoutofearth]

Sand lizard (Lacerta agilis garzoni)

Photos by Matthieu Berroneau

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Lizard #34: a green lizard with three lines of small green ridges going down its back and tail, and a few small blobby frills on the tip of its tail!

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Lizard #44: a green lizard with five horizontal lines of spines spread out across its back and tail, and three short, blobby, green-tipped frills in a line near the end of its tail!

ID: 7227

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Lizard #16: a green lizard with four rows of green back spines, a green gradient on its tail, a few feathery tufts at the base of its tail, and one frill on the end of its tail!