#lacerta

[herpsandbirds]

Western Green Lizard (Lacerta bilineata), male, family Lacertidae, Ticino, Switzerland

photograph by Lacerta Bilineata

[quiltofstars]

The Lion Nebula, Sh2-132 // Thomas Prescott

[snototter]

A male and female sand lizard (Lacerta agilis) bask on a tree in Purbek, Dorset, UK. This species is sexually dimorphic, with the pictured male being vibrant green, and the female being brown, grey, and black.

by Will Atkins

[lasaraconor]

[frivoloustidbits]

Met god, she's a lizard.

[shycroissanti]

How hard is it to get a constellation from their seal? Like the forgotten ones like fornax

Like, how hard would it be to wake them up?

Well, that largely depends on beliefs here on Earth.

Let's start with Fornax, he's actually very docile, he's not a constellation focused specifically on battle, whoever believes in him feels warmer, safer and calmer, that is, on Earth he's seen as a welcoming constellation, so if someone believes in him even a little, he can wake up and help that person

(but ​​then he's forgotten again for a while, but since he doesn't hold a grudge against humans, he's fine🥺😔)

But another one, like Perseus, is ridiculously difficult to wake up, since on Earth there are many myths that whoever woke him ended up going mad and having a horrible end/painful death(;゜゜)

So not many people risk doing it, thus, Perseus continues in his deep sleep with much hatred in his heart.

Now, one that isn't particularly dangerous, it's just forgotten, is Lacerta. He's in a deep sleep and it's difficult to wake him since he's not such a popular constellation. He's friends with Fornax and Camelopardalis. These three are somewhat forgotten by humanity, but they don't hate humans at all.

In short, the most popular and welcoming constellations are easier to awaken xD

[colorsoutofearth]

Western green lizard (Lacerta bilineata)

Photos by Mattheiu Berroneau

[c-entlookbook]

Lin Yun in Lacerta 2026 spring/summer collection for the #WhispersOfFate promotion event

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