Pamela Moresby
Here are some childhood friends in the beautiful brown volcanic soil I know well
They live under rocks and are very small. If something grabs them by the tail, the tail drops off. A way of surviving.
Cats put these creatures under risk.
This was taken at the Auckland Zoo
I don’t like reptiles. I don’t know why I don’t like them, they all remind me of snakes
We don’t have snakes in New Zealand but I am not sure I want to meet a snake…Thanks Vidocka
I don’t like any creeping animals, my dear friend
Fair enough these hurt no one… Australian lizards and snakes and spiders are dangerous..
I’d rather meet a lion in the jungle than a snake, dear Pamela
I agree with you Lado and hope not to meet a snake
I hope so too, dear Pamela
They look quite huge … I’d run when I see them!
Actually these type are very small. Your hand is larger than these,
Cats, domestic, put many creatures at risk. A sad reality of our world now.
Yes, it is so true Doc, you cant change the nature of cats but I cant help but love them
Honestly, I am not a fan of cats. I grew up with a siamese cat, well that is enough said.
Oh , i am afraid of lizard ,
These are really small and never hurt me at all
cats love to grief lizards. the ones at my house do the tail trick…
Smart Lizards thanks so much Alex
We do not have these. Even lizards drop their tails.
Thanks Grace for your comments..
I saw a similar creature a few days ago in the park .
Thanks so much Ileana lizards are interesting.
We have those lizards in our backyard. We call them BUBULI.
Thanks Alex, that is really interesting.
I used to see these growing up.
Seems these lizards are common..Thanks Carol