In the heart of Florida’s unique scrubland ecosystem, a remarkable creature thrives amidst the sandy, scrubby terrain. Meet the Florida scrub lizard (Sceloporus woodi), a small but resilient reptile that has adapted to the harsh conditions of this fire-prone habitat. With its distinctive brown and gray coloration and a series of dark blotches running along … Read more
The tegu lizard, a native of South America, has become an established invasive species in the state of Florida. Known for its large size, striking coloration, and adaptability to various habitats, the tegu poses a significant threat to Florida’s native wildlife and ecosystems. This comprehensive guide delves into the biology, ecology, and management of tegu … Read more
In the realm of invasive species, one name stands out: the Cuban knight anole, also known as the invasive Florida lizard. Often captivating in its bright green coloration and remarkable agility, the Cuban knight anole has established a strong foothold in the Sunshine State, leading to environmental concerns. Originating from Cuba and the Bahamas, the … Read more
